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Eagles, Lady Eagles split evening with Donkeys
Austin Masoner and Mason Wilkerson were partners in crime as the Waurika Eagles played host to the Bray-Doyle Donkeys. Defensively, the pair set the tone early in the 69-54 rout of the visiting Donkeys.
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Bouncing back
After taking home the fourth place trophy at the Rush Springs Black Diamond Tournament, the Eagles got back on track with a 52-16 shellacking of Geronimo.
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Lady Eagles rebound
The best remedy for a couple of tough losses is a win. That’s just what the Lady Eagles did Tuesday evening against the Geronimo Lady Blue Jays, sending them packing with a 52-20 drubbing.
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Powering on
Even after his squad pulled out a 56-43 victory over the Central High Bronchos in their opening game of the Rush Springs Black Diamond Tournament, Waurika skipper Joe Masoner expected more and better.
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Lady Eagles stumble against Lady Donkeys
Riding a wave of momentum following the Christmas break, the Lady Eagles couldn’t keep up with Stephens County foe Bray-Doyle in the first round of the Rush Springs Black Diamond Tournament.
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Eagles nab All-District awards
A handful of Waurika Eagles football players reaped the benefits of their hard work and were given District A-4 awards.
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Flying high
The Waurika Eagles ended a two game skid with a 41-34 victory over Jefferson County rival Ringling.
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Lady Eagles fall to Ringling
The Waurika Lady Eagles just couldn’t muster up enough offense to keep pace with the Ringling Lady Blue Devils.
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Jacobson takes home fourth at Duncan tournament
Facing wrestlers from much larger schools, Joshua Jacobson took home fourth place at the Southern Oklahoma Invitational at Duncan.
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Lady Eagles get on a roll
Just a year removed from a two-win season, the Waurika Lady Eagles have improved their record to 5-2.
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Eagles, Lady Eagles split evening with Donkeys
