Cashion Wins State Championship, Its First In 39 Years

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Cashion Wins State Championship, Its First In 39 Years

Cashion Wins State Championship, Its First In 39 Years

EDMOND, Okla. -

Cashion defeated Thomas-Fay-Custer for the second time this season in Saturday's Class A Championship Game.

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