As the spring sports season enters its final stretch, the high school boys soccer team faced a challenging week with back-toback losses. On Monday, the team traveled to Tuttle High School, where they were defeated 7-0 in a hard-fought match. Despite their best efforts, the boys struggled to break through Tuttle's defense, resulting in a tough loss.

Congratulations are due to a devastatingly talented young girl. Preslie Dickerson of Bessie, Oklahoma, has definitely left her mark in youth wrestling. This past week, April 4-7, Dickerson traveled to Reno, Nevada, where she would finally show her hand in her determination and the amount of hard work and sacrifice she has given to this sport. Dickerson won four matches to advance to the finals and lost the final fifth match in overtime. The opponents she defeated ranged from all over, such as Reno, NV, winning by a 0.30-second pin; San Juan, CA, winning by a minute and 16-second pin; Kalispell, MT, winning by a 0.36-second pin; Bakersfield, CA, winning by decision 2-0, and lastly Cottage Grove, OR, losing in overtime. Despite her single loss, Dickerson secured 2nd Place while making the World All-Stars First Team and is ranked number one in the nation.

This week, Cordell High’s soccer teams were met with formidable opponents, as they took on both Cassidy High and Mount Saint Mary’s in consecutive matches. The action-packed week kicked off with a fierce battle against Cassidy High on Tuesday, where Cordell’s teams fought valiantly but ultimately succumbed to a challenging 10-0 defeat in both the girls’ and boys’ matchups.

The Cordell High School soccer teams kicked off their week with a challenging set of matches against Classen. The girls' team fought hard but ultimately fell short with a close score of 3-2. Rylee Chagollia and Jacie McCown showcased their scoring abilities, each putting one in the net. However, the boys' team encountered a tough opponent, resulting in a difficult 10-0 loss. On Tuesday, the Cordell girls' soccer team found their stride on the home field, delivering an outstanding performance against Newkirk. With a resounding 9-2 victory, the team displayed remarkable offensive prowess. Annrayia Harrison and Rylee Chagollia led the charge with four goals each, while McKinsey Gray contributed one goal to the scoreboard. The game was marked by excellent teamwork, evident in the numerous assists recorded. Unfortunately, there was no boys' game scheduled for the day. The Cordell soccer teams traveled to compete in the Weatherford Tournament on Thursday, facing tough competition from various schools. The girls' team encountered a challenging matchup against Kingfisher, resulting in a 9-1 loss. Despite the setback, Rylee Chagollia managed to find the back of the net for Cordell. Similarly, the boys' team faced a tough defeat against Kingfisher, ending with a score of 10-0. In their second game of the tournament, the Cordell girls' team bounced back with an impressive 10-0 victory over Purcell. Rylee Chagollia, Annrayia Harrison, McKinsey Gray, and Carlie Banks all contributed to the team's dominant performance, showcasing their offensive firepower. Meanwhile, the boys' team struggled to find their footing, suffering an 8-1 loss against their opponents, with Dason Ramsey scoring the lone goal for Cordell. Wrapping up the week at the Weatherford Tournament on Friday, both Cordell teams faced off against Elgin in their respective matchups. The girls' team fought valiantly but fell short with a final score of 3-1, with Rylee Chagollia once again finding the back of the net. Similarly, the boys' team encountered a tough opponent, ending the game with an 8-0 loss against Elgin. Despite the challenges faced throughout the week, both the girls' and boys' teams displayed resilience and determination on the field. As they continue to refine their skills and work together as a team, the Cordell soccer teams are poised to overcome obstacles and achieve success in their upcoming matches.

Cordell High School's soccer teams endured a challenging week on the field, facing off against strong opponents and encountering setbacks in multiple matchups. The week began with a difficult outing on Monday as both the girls' and boys' teams traveled to Cache High School. Despite their best efforts, both teams suffered heavy defeats, with the girls losing 10-0 and the boys facing a similar fate, also losing 10-0. On Tuesday, the teams traveled to McCloud for their next round of games. The girls' team put up a spirited fight but ultimately fell short, losing 8-4. However, the match was not without its drama as some Cordell players received yellow cards. Despite the challenges, Rylee Chagollia showcased her skill on the field, scoring two goals—one from a free kick and another on her own. She also contributed with assists to McKinsey Gray and AnnRayia Harrison, who each found the net once. Meanwhile, the boys' team faced tough opposition in McCloud, losing 5-0 despite a determined effort. Thursday's matchups against Community Christian School proved to be another tough test for Cordell. The girls' team struggled, conceding 10 goals in the first half alone, ultimately losing by the same margin. Similarly, the boys' team found themselves trailing by 10 goals in the first half, ultimately falling short once again. The week's results highlight the challenges faced by Cordell High School's soccer program early in the season. Despite the setbacks, the teams remain determined to learn from their experiences and improve as the season progresses. As they regroup and prepare for upcoming matches, Cordell's soccer teams are focused on addressing their weaknesses and building upon their strengths. With dedication and perseverance, they aim to bounce back and showcase their potential on the field in the games to come.

Cordell High School's soccer teams kicked off their season with a series of challenging matchups, facing off against formidable opponents in their first games of the year. The action started on Friday as both the girls' and boys' teams traveled to Weatherford for their season openers.

Cordell Elementary’s 6th-grade boys’ basketball team completed their regular 2023/2024 school season undefeated. In addition to an undefeated season, the boys achieved a phenomenal record of 8-2 in the Clinton League, which started on January 13. They claimed the title of Tournament Champions this past weekend in the league. “These boys play hard and share the ball. They are a tough defensive group and play well together; fun to watch,” Coach Vaughn Blankenship said.

During the weekend of February 16th and 17th, Preslie Dickerson and Baylor Moore competed in the OKWA 46th Annual State Championships at the Jim Norick Arena in Oklahoma City. Moore competed in the 15U girls 126 lb division, leaving it all on the mat and coming up strong as runner-up.

Baylor Moore, a Cordell High School freshman, made history this past weekend as Cordell’s first female wrestler to ever place at the State Tournament. Multiple wrestlers across the state battled February 22-24 at the Oklahoma Secondary Schools Activities Association State Wrestling Tournaments, Moore securing the fourth-place podium spot.