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Softball banquet

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Softball season banquet was held Tuesday, November 5th. Senior players (at right) - Camaryn Alexander, Ashton Linton, and Kristin Martin (not shown) were presented with shadow boxes highlighting their careers

Mavs win two at Maverick Classic, remain unbeaten

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The Northern Oklahoma College Mavs remained unbeaten with two wins in the Maverick Classic this past weekend. NOC (5-0) whipped Lamar (CO) 98-76 and Allen County (KS) 81-55. “It was

Buc players of the week

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Tonkawa Buc football players of the week for the Hominy game were announced by the coaching staff this week. They include: Offensive back of the week -- Peyton Day and

Lady Mavs open season at Allen County Classic

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The Northern Oklahoma College Lady Mavs open the season

Friday night in the Allen Basketball Classic in Iola, Kansas.

The Lady Mavs are coached by Greg Krause, now in his 38th season.

NOC returns four starters in 2019-20 including point guard Mia

Brown (Mustang), shooting guard Carlee Murray (Granite), forward Hannah Maples (Ringwood), and forward Chideyah Guyton

(DeSoto, TX). Guyton started in 2018-19 but missed last season with a knee injury.

Mavs open basketball season in Allen County Classic

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The Northern Oklahoma College Mavericks open the 2019-20 season Friday night in Iola, Kansas, against Allen County in the

Red Devil Classic.

The Mavs return just one starter in sophomore guard Demaree King (Tulsa) but have several lettermen returning including forwards Deaveon Bankston (Little Rock, AR) and Barron Tanner

(Bartlesville).

“We don’t have a ton of experience returning but this is a really fun group to build,” said 7th year head coach Donnie Jackson.

Northern will host Mavs Classic Nov. 8-9

The Northern Oklahoma College Basketball teams open the home schedule Nov. 8-9 with the Mavs Basketball Classic.

Teams in the field include NOC Tonkawa, NOC Enid, Allen County (KS), Southwestern (IA), and Lamar Community College (CO).

The schedule is as follows:

Friday, Nov. 8 -- NOC Enid Lady Jets vs. Allen County, 1 p.m.; NOC Enid Jets vs. Allen County, 3 p.m.; NOC Tonkawa Lady Mavs vs. Southwestern (IA), 5 p.m.; and NOC Tonkawa Mavs vs. Lamar (CO), 7 p.m.

Bucs will play spoilers role at Hominy Friday

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final season game

Tonkawa’s football Bucs can play the spoilers role this week when they close out the 2019 football season at Hominy.

Kick off is at 7 p.m. Friday at Buck Stadium in Hominy.

The Bucs will not make the playoffs for the first time since 2014 and 2011. It will only be the third time in the past 26 years Tonkawa has not made the playoffs.

But the Bucs can still make some noise in District A-5.

Camaryn Alexander all-region; trio make 2A-8 all-district

Camaryn Alexander of Tonkawa has been named to the Class 2A-A-B All Region team as a third baseman.

She was also among three named to the District 2A-8 all-district team.

Joining her on the all-district team were sophomore Jacie Johnson and senior Kristin Martin as utility players.

Chesnie Hewitt of OK Union was named player of the year. Morgen Bellar of OK Union was named defensive player of the year and Miya Curry of Pawhuska offensive player of the year.

Mavs soccer ends season in NJCAA Region 2 semi-finals

ENID, Oklahoma – Northern Oklahoma Soccer ended the 2019 season Saturday with losses in the

NJCAA Region 2 tournament held in Enid.

The women’s soccer team lost their NJCAA Region 2 semi-final to 7th ranked Seminole State 1-0 while the men lost to Rose State 4-3.

The loss ended the women’s season at 8-8-2 while the men fell to 5-10-3.

Saturday’s women’s game was scoreless until the 76th minute when the Trojans scored what would be the winning goal.

The Mavs women had two good chances in the game’s final minutes but couldn’t find the back of the net.

Three TD’s called back in 8-33 loss to Barnsdall

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If something could go wrong Friday night, it did for Tonkawa in an 8-33 loss to Barnsdall. -- Four lost fumbles and three Panther touchdowns as a result. -- A