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The Hominy Bucks spoiled Senior Night for the Barnsdall Panthers on Friday, rolling to a 38-14 victory in a game that was all Bucks from the start.

Hominy wasted no time setting the tone, snagging an interception on Barnsdall’s opening drive and turning it into points just two plays later. From there, the Bucks controlled the tempo on both sides of the ball, never letting the Panthers gain momentum.

Quarterback Blaine Hipp led the way for Hominy, efficiently directing the offense while Randee Goodeagle powered through the defense on the ground. Wide receiver Demarcus Collins added spark to the passing game, hauling in key catches to keep drives alive.

Barnsdall managed to find the end zone twice — once in the second quarter and again in the fourth — with touchdowns from Lincoln Gott and Tripp Barbee, but the Bucks’ dominance proved too much to overcome.

With Porter forfeiting next week’s game, the loss marks the end of the season for Barnsdall. Hominy, meanwhile, heads to Afton for its final regular season matchup before beginning what looks to be a promising playoff run.