SOUTH COFFEYVILLE LADY LIONS ADVANCE IN DISTRICTS; SC LIONS, COPAN BOYS AND GIRLS SEASONS END
South Coffeyville High School Lady Lions won their first round in the Class B1 Districts against host Crossover Prep 46-21 on Thursday night.
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Copan High School’s head coach Kirsten Ergenbright coaches during an earlier season game. The Lady Hornets’ season ended Thursday night at Medford with a 50-32 loss to Glencoe.
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By Becky Burch
Feb. 13, 2026
BARTLESVILLE AREA SPORTS REPORT
The South Coffeyville Lady Lions (11-13) clinched a spot in the Class B1 regionals with a 46-21 district win over host Crossover Prep Thursday night. Aeryelle Gilpin was an offensive juggernaut with 34 of the 46 points scored and a defensive menace, causing several turnovers.
“This was a big accomplishment for us,” said head coach Jeremy Rogers.
Autum Scott led in rebounds with 13, followed by Anna Mansfield with 12. The Lady Lions will meet Welch on Friday for the district championship at 6 p.m. at Crossover Prep.
The Lions boys’ team season ended with a 56-33 loss to Welch.
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South Coffeyville High School’s Nolan Gilpin (00) goes to the basket during an earlier season game. The Lions’ season ended with a district loss to Welch, 56-33, on Thursday.
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Copan High School’s Jacklynn Thompson (5) and Rylee Preston (11) go after a loose ball during an earlier season game. The Lady Hornets’ season ended Thursday night with a 50-32 loss to Glencoe in Class B1 Districts in Medford.
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The Copan Hornets (9-10) and Lady Hornets (5-13) seasons ended Thursday, with losses in Class B1 Districts at Medford. The Lady Hornets fell to Glencoe 50-32. Jacklynn Thompson led Copan scoring with 15 points, followed by senior Zoey Secondine with five.
“Jacklynn led us again,” said head coach Kirsten Ergenbright. “She’s developed a lot this season. Our senior Zoey fought hard, and she never gives up. She has no quit.”
The Lady Hornets had a slow start with only two points in the first quarter. Glencoe led at halftime 25-11.
“We didn’t get enough shots up in the first half to truly compete,” said Ergenbright. However, Copan did step up in the second half, scoring 21 points, but couldn’t gain any ground. Copan’s R. Walker had three points, while Harley Shull, Libby Tarter, Talyn Branch, and Aimee Nitter had two each. Akela Summers added a free throw.
The Copan Hornets fell to Medford 63-44. Senior Shooter Brewington has been battling an injury for a few weeks and wasn’t able to put in his normal 100 percent effort, said head coach Kolton Stacy.
“That really dampened our spirits, but nevertheless, they fought hard,” said Stacy.
Medford led at halftime 38-26. “They were just on fire tonight from the three, and we just couldn’t keep up,” said Stacy. “We’ve won a lot of games over the last four years, and these seniors have laid a great foundation for the junior high group coming in.”
Copan High School’s Shooter Brewington (21) goes to the basket during an earlier season game. The Hornets’ season ended with a 63-44 Class B1 District loss to host Medford Thursday night.
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Copan High School’s Slayton Brewington (33) blocks out during an earlier season game. The Hornets’ season ended with a 63-44 Class B1 District loss to host Medford Thursday night.
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