Nick Friesen is a local journalist based in Oklahoma, focusing on sports reporting for Yardbarker and Enid News & Eagle. He covers a range of sports topics, including high school and college athletics, coaching changes, game recaps, and player updates. Nick's work has also been featured in The Franchise Sports.
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By: Nick Friesen Enid
FAIRVIEW , Okla. — Fairview coach Robert Bernard said he was pleased with his team's performance against Wynnewood in the first round of the playoffs.
POND CREEK , Okla. — Sportsmanship is a core value that is taught in any level of athletics.
COVINGTON, Okla. — Covington-Douglas took care of business in its first-round victory over Wesleyan Christian.
Waukomis was dominant on both sides of the ball against Webbers Falls in its Class B, Division II opening-round playoff game last Friday night at Waukomis High School's Lovell Field.
CHEROKEE — Cherokee coach Bryce Schanbacher was proud of his players in Cherokee’s win over Copan in the first round of the playoffs.
HELENA — Timberlake coach Brian Severin said his players took care of business in their first round win over Mountain View-Gotebo.
WAUKOMIS — Waukomis coach Rustin Donaldson said preparation has gone well for the Chiefs’ second round matchup.
OKEENE — Okeene coach Tanner Allen said it was nice to have a tough test in the first round of the playoffs.
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NOC Enid (7-2) had a plethora of players contribute to the offensive performance, but Jordan England and Preston Murphy were difference-makers.
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