Former Globetrotter

Hugo News Sports The Buffaloes split home games against McAlester and Soper, falling 9-0 to the Buffaloes before beating the Red Bears 11-0 last week. Hugo got out to a slow start against McAlester, recording a few errors in the infield and outfield that would allow McAlester to take a large lead.

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Buffalo Baseball, 1984 As the Hugo Buffaloes move through their 2024 season and the rest of the country prepares for another season of college and Major League Baseball, it seems fitting that some unusual parts of Hugo’s baseball history be addressed. As it turns out, there are three stories from Hugo’s past that every resident and baseball fan should know about.

Currently, OU has 10 commits in the 2025 class and one pledge in the 2026 recruiting class. After a big weekend, however, these numbers could be increasing very soon.

Kaydrin Scott,a 2022 graduate of Hugo High School, is finding success on and off the court at Northern Oklahoma College. The sophomore is coming off a 31-point win against Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College, also finishing with 14 rebounds, two assists and two steals.

Three Buffaloes, have qualified for State in powerlifting after finding success at the Southeast Regional Championship last week. Sophomore Noah Allred won the regional championship in the 132-pound weight class with a 230-pound bench press and a 410-pound deadlift.

On behalf of Tinker Owens, President of The L.D. Bains Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit charity, as well as Foundation Board Members and Advisors: We are proud to announce the opening of the application process for the 2023-2024 “L.D. Bains Leader Dog Award” (Miami-$1000) and the “L.D. Bains Spirit Award” (Hugo-$500) which will be awarded to student athletes who embody integrity, humility, and a strong work ethic both on and off the field.

Hugo News Sports WILBURTON — The Buffaloes’ season came to an end at Area in Wilburton on Thursday afternoon after a 52-46 loss to Kansas. What started out as a close game with Hugo finding success in the paint, quickly became lopsided as the Buffs started to focus on perimeter shooting and fought to contain Kansas’ offense. The Buffaloes allowed 19 points in the first quarter and only scored five in the second, going down 13 at one point in the game.