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This week is Pink Out at Geary High School, to raise cancer awareness. Dress up days are set as wear gray for brain cancer or orange for leukemia on Tuesday (no school on Monday) with wear white for lung cancer or teal for cervical and ovarian cancer. Thursday is planned as wear purple for pancreatic cancer or gold for childhood cancer. Friday, of course, is Pink Out Day, signifying the fight against breast cancer.

GLENDALE, Ariz. – Down to their last out in their final 2022 regular season game, the Oklahoma Freedom again snatched victory from the jaws of defeat courtesy of a walk-off, game-winning ride from Derek Kolbaba (Walla Walla, Washington).

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Geary High School's Cross Country teams traveled to Enid for their final regular season meet om Saturday, October 8. They saved their best for last as they came home with four medals. Matthew Martin placed 7th in the boy’s race, with Rosie Pineda, Haylee Gormley, and Mason Estep medaling in the girls' race. The girls placed 5th overall in the team standings. They will next compete Oct. 22 at regionals as they attempt to qualify for the state meet.

Watonga took another hit to its pride on the road Friday night against Cashion. The Eagles were trounced by the Wildcats with 40 unanswered points. The final score was Cashion 48, Watonga 8. That brings the season to a dismal 2-5 record with three games left to play.

High School 1st place- Melany Soto 2nd place- Brystal Freschly 3rd place- Savannah Peña Roque Middle School 1st place- Yohana Salinas 2nd place- Alyssa Soto 3rd place- Emile Frost.

Bridges Named to All-District Softball Team