Lady Savages Make First Appearance At Volleyball State Games

Photos courtesy of Kenetta Lisenbee

  • The Tecumseh High School Volleyball Team, along with Assistant Coach Natalie Whiteman, far le, and Head Coach Megan Laughlin, far right, pose aer playing in the OSSAA Class 4A Volleyball State Quarter als, for the st time in school history. _ey faced Community Christian School at Sapulpa High School on Oct. 17 and lost, 0-3. _e Lady Savages end their season with a record of 22-13. Photo courtesy of Kenetta Lisenbee.
    The Tecumseh High School Volleyball Team, along with Assistant Coach Natalie Whiteman, far le, and Head Coach Megan Laughlin, far right, pose aer playing in the OSSAA Class 4A Volleyball State Quarter als, for the st time in school history. _ey faced Community Christian School at Sapulpa High School on Oct. 17 and lost, 0-3. _e Lady Savages end their season with a record of 22-13. Photo courtesy of Kenetta Lisenbee.
  • Tecumseh senior Jalee Meyers back-sets the ball for a teammate during the OSSAA Class 4A Volleyball State Quarter als against Community Christian on Oct. 17. According to an article in last week’s Countywide & Sun, this is the st time in school history for a Tecumseh High School volleyball team to compete at state. _ey faced Community Christian School at Sapulpa High School and lost, 0-3. _e Lady Savages end their season with a record of 22-13. Photo courtesy of Kenetta Lisenbee.
    Tecumseh senior Jalee Meyers back-sets the ball for a teammate during the OSSAA Class 4A Volleyball State Quarter als against Community Christian on Oct. 17. According to an article in last week’s Countywide & Sun, this is the st time in school history for a Tecumseh High School volleyball team to compete at state. _ey faced Community Christian School at Sapulpa High School and lost, 0-3. _e Lady Savages end their season with a record of 22-13. Photo courtesy of Kenetta Lisenbee.
  • Tecumseh sophomore JaNya Bruner attacks and blocks the ball in the OSSAA Class 4A Volleyball State Quarter als. Photo courtesy of Kenetta Lisenbee.
    Tecumseh sophomore JaNya Bruner attacks and blocks the ball in the OSSAA Class 4A Volleyball State Quarter als. Photo courtesy of Kenetta Lisenbee.
  • Tecumseh junior Kennadee Mason makes an attack in the OSSAA Class 4A Volleyball State Quarterfinals, which the Lady Savages competed in for the first time in school history. They faced Community Christian School at Sapulpa High School on Oct. 17 and lost, 0-3. Tecumseh ends their season with a record of 22-13. Photo courtesy of Kenetta Lisenbee.
    Tecumseh junior Kennadee Mason makes an attack in the OSSAA Class 4A Volleyball State Quarterfinals, which the Lady Savages competed in for the first time in school history. They faced Community Christian School at Sapulpa High School on Oct. 17 and lost, 0-3. Tecumseh ends their season with a record of 22-13. Photo courtesy of Kenetta Lisenbee.
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    Tecumseh Lady Savages vs. Community Christian School
    The Tecumseh Volleyball Lady Savages made history last week as they cracked the barrier of the State Tournament. Tecumseh hosted a rare Regional and swept the two matches to win Regionals for the first time.The Lady Savages traveled to Sapulpa for the 4A State Tournament to open the tourney against Community Christian School (CCS) from Norman. CCS was a nemesis for a long time. Tecumseh ...

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