Buffs get season off to 3-2 start

HUGO — The Hugo Buffaloes opened their 2025 baseball season with a strong 3-0 start, posting wins over Atoka and a pair of Ws over Tishomingo. Maliki Gillean, Charlie Ward and Jayka Santillan were tied for batting honors through the first five games all with a respectable .333 batting average.
MALIKI GILLEAN strokes one of two hits he turned in for the Hugo Buffaloes in their game against last year’s State Champion Wright City Lumberjax team Friday. Gillean was the only Buffalo to record hits in the game. Hugo News Photo / Stan Stamper

‘The Coach’s way...’

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‘The Coach’s way...’

Buffs stumble at Regional tourney

CHECOTAH — When the Regional Consolation Championship was set, fans from both sides expected a nail biter. Hugo and Valliant were set to meet for the third time in just over a month and the winner would advance to the area tournament, one step closer to a State Championship.
DAEMARIUS FREEMAN pulls up to drop two points against Roland during State Regional tournament action last week. The Buffaloes were eliminated by Valliant, after defeating them for the District Championship. Hugo News Photo / Kelli Stacy

Lady Buffs come up short at Valliant Districts

VALLIANT — The road to state just got longer for the Lady Buffaloes after a 46-40 loss to Valliant in Districts Friday night. Despite beating the Bulldogs a few weeks ago in the regular season, Hugo wasn’t able to pull out an early victory that would’ve given them momentum going into regionals.
SHA’MYA COOPER passes the ball to one of her Lady Buff teammates at Valliant Friday. Below, Buffalo Cheerleader Gracie Armstrong keeps Buff fans fired up! Kelli Stacy Photos

Buffs come up short against B-Bow

Hugo News Sports HUGO — In the final game of the regular season, Hugo came out swinging. Broken Bow is a tough team — one that includes sophomore Graydon Howell, who’s become known for putting up huge numbers — and it could be easy to fall behind their pace and never recover.
Buffs come up short against B-Bow
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