Queen Kiara Stallin is escorted by junior Sampson Martin after being crowned during the Tecumseh High School Spring Homecoming on Feb. 7.
Queen Kiara Stallin, center, poses with her court during the Tecumseh High School Spring Homecoming on Feb. 7. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Tecumseh High School held their Spring Homecoming ceremony on Feb. 7 and crowned Kiara Stallin queen. Shown, from left, are 2024 Homecoming Queen Jadyn Wilson, freshman Peyton Bays, junior Katelyn Tonubee, Stallin, senior Aaliyah Stargell, senior Kaydee Lewis and sophomore Atley Hill. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Guarded by Bethel senior Roger Brooks, Tecumseh senior Aveon Stokes takes the ball upcourt before making a basket during the Feb. 7 homecoming game at Tecumseh. The Savages won a hard-fought game, 54-49, in overtime. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Bethel junior Zack Jennings goes to the hoop as Tecumseh sophomore Sherman Mitchell tries to block. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Bethel junior Darius Cheatham goes to the hoop during the Feb. 7 homecoming game at Tecumseh. The Savages won a hard-fought game, 54-49, in overtime. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
The Savage basketball squad has had trouble winning close games this season and finally got two this week, one on the road and another at home.
Tecumseh went on the road to 15th-ranked McLoud last week. The team started slow, falling behind, 18-11, in the first quarter and trailed, 30-22, at halftime. The Savages came alive in the third quarter as they doubled up the Redskins, 18-9, and Tecumseh to…
