A combined 40-point night from Enid seniors Cam Mathis and Taye Sullivan wasn’t enough to knock off the 10th-ranked Putnam City North Friday night on homecoming at the Enid High School gym.

A 64-60 loss to rival Putnam City West in early January was the only stain on what has been an impressive season for the Panthers. So, the Panthers were excited to get the chance to face the same ...

More: OSSAA approves 2025 Oklahoma high school spring baseball districts for Classes 6A-3A Player of the game: The Panthers defense. Putnam City North suffocated Southmoore’s offense all night ...

More: Celebrate Oklahoma high school basketball at State Fair Arena with 'The Big House' book This was truly a special season for Putnam North. The Panthers had never played in a title game before ...