Earlsboro freshman Ana Roubidoux crosses the finish line in sixth place for the High School Girls Two-Mile division of the Tecumseh Savage Cross Country Invitational on Sept. 26. According to ohstrack. com, Roubidoux’s time girls team placed second. In addition to Earlsboro and Tecumseh, New Lima and Lexington participated in the evening event. Countywide & Sun/ Natasha Dunagan
Tecumseh senior Sami Schweighardt prepares for a hit in the fourth inning of Class 4A Regional Tournament home game with Broken Bow on Sept. 28. The Lady Savages lost that game in overtime, but they won all three of their other games - with Vinita, Bristow and again with Broken Bow - over the three-day tournament, according to the OSSAA Rankings website. They will play Blanchard in the Super Regionals today (Oct. 5) at noon and 2 pm in Tecumseh. Countywide & Sun/ Natasha Dunagan
Tecumseh senior Serenity Jacoway smiles after a successful pitch in the fourth inning of Class 4A Regional Tournament game with Broken Bow.
Retired Tecumseh counselor and coach Melissa Poole holds out a medal for Earlsboro sophomore Wes Lowe during the High School Boys 5K Run division of the Tecumseh Savage Cross Country Invitational
The Tecumseh Lady Savages are Regional Champions and headed to the Super Regional today (Thursday) as they attempt to make yet another State Tournament run.
The Lady Savages hosted their Regional Tournament, and the tourney got scary for the T-Town ladies as they needed one game more to advance.
Tecumseh opened the tourney on Wednesday with an easy firstround win as the top ...
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