A moment of silence was held before Thursday night’s Wayland Baptist women’s basketball game against Southwestern Assemblies of God Universities (SAGU) for two legends in Flying Queens basketball, Wilda and Harley Redin, for whom the playing surface inside Hutcherson Center is named. Here is a narrative that was read by public address announcer Jonathan Petty…
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Box ScoreJenna Cooper and Kaylee Edgemon scored 21 points each and Wayland Baptist eclipsed the century mark for the second time in three games as the No. 2 Flying Queens posted a 108-78 victory over Southwestern Assemblies of God University on Thursday night in Hutcherson Center. The unbeaten Flying Queens (9-0, 7-0 Sooner Athletic Conference)…
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BOX SCORELANGSTON, Okla. – The Wayland Baptist Flying Queens scored 32 first-quarter points on their way to a 90-75 victory over Langston here Saturday (01/30/2021) afternoon. The win kept Wayland unbeaten at 8-0, including 6-0 in the Sooner Athletic Conference. Kaylee Edgemon scored 25 points and Jenna Cooper and Payton Brown 20 each as the…
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As President of the Hutcherson Flying Queens Foundation, I am sad to report that our beloved Wilda Hutcherson Redin died on January 26, 2021, after battling complications from the Covid-19 virus. She died less than six months after the death of her husband and our beloved coach, Harley Redin. Learning from the family about Wilda’s…
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PHOTO CAPTION: At left, Wilda with son Mike and, at right, with late husband Coach Harley Redin. (Photo at left courtesy of Plainview Herald) Linda Pickens Price liked to call Wilda Hutcherson Redin “the queen of Queens.” “All Flying Queens who had the pleasure of knowing Wilda know she is truly the queen of Queens….
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McPHERSON, Kan. – Five players scored in double figures and Wayland Baptist hit 11 3-pointers as the No. 2 Flying Queens rolled to a 106-39 Sooner Athletic Conference victory over Central Christian here Thursday night. Undefeated Wayland (7-0, 5-0 SAC) led the Tigers (2-12, 0-6), 28-7 after the first quarter. The Flying Queens were up…
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