Young Savages Open Season Against Talented Perkins-Tryon

  • Tecumseh senior Ross Griggs throws the ball to a referee after making yardage during their season-opening home game against Perkins-Tryon on Sept. 1. Tecumseh lost 0-28. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
    Tecumseh senior Ross Griggs throws the ball to a referee after making yardage during their season-opening home game against Perkins-Tryon on Sept. 1. Tecumseh lost 0-28. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
  • Shaun Pontius plays xylophone with the Tecumseh High School Savage Pride Marching Band during halftime of the first home football game on Sept. 1. The THS band is playing songs from the Beatles this year. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
    Shaun Pontius plays xylophone with the Tecumseh High School Savage Pride Marching Band during halftime of the first home football game on Sept. 1. The THS band is playing songs from the Beatles this year. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
  • Helping hand from #11
    Helping hand from #11
  • Tecumseh vs. Perkins-Tryon
    Tecumseh vs. Perkins-Tryon
  • Support from the Student Section
    Support from the Student Section
    Opening week of football wasn’t an easy one nor a kind one for the Tecumseh Savages. The youthful team had to face a top five team as they hosted a talented Perkins-Tryon team, and the Demons were devilish all night long. The T-Town boys fought hard but were unable to overcome the size difference in the trenches and some critical errors to keep the Savages from scoring. After receiv...

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