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Tecumseh Savages Beat Harrah Panthers, 86-66

The Tecumseh Savages went on the road in the final game before Christmas break and picked up a big, and much needed, win at Harrah. It was a scrappy, and sometimes sloppy, game for both teams as the Savages had a massive performance by a Tecumseh starter.
Lady Wildcats Win Tournament At FireLake Arena

Lady Wildcats Win Tournament At FireLake Arena

Lady Wildcats Win Tournament At FireLake Arena

The Bethel Lady Wildcats and their coaches pose with their Bethel First United Basketball Tournament Champion Trophy on Dec. 10 at FireLake Arena. Over the three-day event, the Lady Wildcats won all three of their games, beating U.S.
Tecumseh wrestler Jessica Fullbright tries to flip her Chandler opponent on Dec. 15 during a meet at the Alumni Center. The Tecumseh Lady Savages won 42-11. Countywide & Sun/ Natasha Dunagan

Tecumseh wrestler Jessica Fullbright tries to flip her Chandler opponent on Dec. 15 during a meet at the Alumni Center. The Tecumseh Lady Savages won 42-11. Countywide & Sun/ Natasha Dunagan

THS Grapplers Pick Up Impressive Wins

The Savage and Lady Savage grapplers faced Chandler last week and picked up a couple of impressive wins over the Lions. It was a slow start for Tecumseh with a double forfeit at 106-pounds a loss at 113, 120 and 126-pounds.
The Tecumseh Lady Savages took Runner-Up in the girls bracket of the Bethel First United Basketball Classic on Dec. 10. Photo provided.

The Tecumseh Lady Savages took Runner-Up in the girls bracket of the Bethel First United Basketball Classic on Dec. 10. Photo provided.

After A Slow Start, The Lady Savages Take The Win

The Lady Savages finished the pre-Christmas break on the road at Harrah and overcame a slow start in the first quarter to pull away for a win. The T-Town ladies had a turnover problem in the first period and handed the Lady Panthers a 17-15 lead at the end of the opening quarter.

Big 12 Football Weekly Analysis

Big 12 2022 Conference Bowl Season The Big 12 in 2022 qualified more teams for bowl games than any season in its history. With eight squads in the mix, there should be several great games, along with a couple of disappointments.
Earlsboro High School held their Winter Homecoming ceremonies before the basketball game against Strother on Dec. 16. Seniors Rodney Stryker and Eve Barkus were crowned King and Queen, and sophomores Quintin Lena and Natalie Peters were chosen as Prince and Princess. The crown bearer was Harper Nielsen, and the flower girl was Easton Elmore. Photo provided by April McGehee.

Earlsboro High School held their Winter Homecoming ceremonies before the basketball game against Strother on Dec. 16. Seniors Rodney Stryker and Eve Barkus were crowned King and Queen, and sophomores Quintin Lena and Natalie Peters were chosen as Prince and Princess. The crown bearer was Harper Nielsen, and the flower girl was Easton Elmore. Photo provided by April McGehee.

Earlsboro Boys Beat Strother, Girls Take A Loss

Earlsboro Boys Beat Strother, Girls Take A Loss
Tecumseh Public Schools Choir Director Cheryl Blankenship announces the All-State Choir students during the Tecumseh Vocal Music Winter Concert on Dec. 6. They are Jax Johnson, for the OCDA Junior High Mixed Chorus; Megan Quirk, for the OKMEA High School Mixed Chorus; and Zoey Edwards, for the OKMEA High School Treble Chorus. There were hundreds of choir students across the state who auditioned for these choruses. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Tecumseh Public Schools Choir Director Cheryl Blankenship announces the All-State Choir students during the Tecumseh Vocal Music Winter Concert on Dec. 6. They are Jax Johnson, for the OCDA Junior High Mixed Chorus; Megan Quirk, for the OKMEA High School Mixed Chorus; and Zoey Edwards, for the OKMEA High School Treble Chorus. There were hundreds of choir students across the state who auditioned for these choruses. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Caught In Action

Photos by Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

THS Football Players Receive All-District Honors

The 2022 season was a tough one for the Tecumseh Savages on the gridiron with plenty of ups and downs and injuries on the team. But, during the challenging season, there were highlights by several players, and they were recently recognized as All-District honorees.
Bethel's Bray Bussell shoots for two points in the third quarter of the Bethel's First United Basketball Classic on Dec. 8 at FireLake Arena. The Wildcats won against Tecumseh, 69-55, but lost to Prague, 48-63, and to Perkins-Tryon, 50-55, over the next two days. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Bethel's Bray Bussell shoots for two points in the third quarter of the Bethel's First United Basketball Classic on Dec. 8 at FireLake Arena. The Wildcats won against Tecumseh, 69-55, but lost to Prague, 48-63, and to Perkins-Tryon, 50-55, over the next two days. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

The Lady Savages got Runner-Up for the girls bracket of the Bethel First United Basketball Classic. Photo provided.

The Lady Savages got Runner-Up for the girls bracket of the Bethel First United Basketball Classic. Photo provided.

Lady Savages Take Four Wins, Lose To Bethel

Last week for the Lady Savages was hectic but successful right up until they ran into the Bethel Lady Wildcats in the First United Bank Tournament Championship game on Saturday.