Sports

Caught In Action

There are many stories to be told about last Thursday’s game between Bethel (4-3, 2-2 District 2A-2) and Star Spencer (1-6, 0-4). Let’s begin with quarterback Cale Duncan. The sophomore got his first career start against the Bobcats, and he did not disappoint.

Big 12 Football Weekly Analysis

Big 12 Football Ratings of October 16, 2022 1. AP no. 7 Texas Christian, 3-0, 6-0. Frogs roll up more than 500 yards to rally from 17 point deficit to defeat exhausted Cowboys in 2 OTs. Next v. Kansas State. 2. AP no.
Bethel junior Reagan Curry (#10) and a Star Spencer player try to catch a pass during the Military Appreciation Night home game on Oct. 13. The Bethel Wildcats won 40-38. Photo provided by Richelle Treece.

Bethel junior Reagan Curry (#10) and a Star Spencer player try to catch a pass during the Military Appreciation Night home game on Oct. 13. The Bethel Wildcats won 40-38. Photo provided by Richelle Treece.

Bethel Will Face Off Against Crossings Christian Friday Night

Bethel (4-3, 2-2 District 2A-2) will travel to Crossings Christian (5-2, 2-2) tomorrow night for a 7 pm kickoff. Series History: First meeting between the schools. Crossings won their district last season and made it all the way to the semifinals of Class 2A.

THS Savages Receive A Brutal 42-0 Loss In Bethany

Spending Thursday night fall break in Bethany wasn’t kind to the Savages on the gridiron. Tecumseh traveled to Bethany for an important District 4A-2 battle and the Savages seemed to be late getting off the bus.
The MVP of the TBL, DeShawn Munson, goes in for a basket during the FireLake Arena Fall Shootout Basketball Tournament on Oct. 15. Munson was playing on the "Shawnee Fire" team against "New Era," and there were seven teams total in the pro-am tournament held at FireLake Arena and the Shawnee YMCA. The Fire won first in the tournament. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

The MVP of the TBL, DeShawn Munson, goes in for a basket during the FireLake Arena Fall Shootout Basketball Tournament on Oct. 15. Munson was playing on the "Shawnee Fire" team against "New Era," and there were seven teams total in the pro-am tournament held at FireLake Arena and the Shawnee YMCA. The Fire won first in the tournament. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

FireLake Arena Hosts First Pro-Am Basketball Tournament

For those missing the sound of dribbling and the swish of the net, FireLake Arena offered a healthy dose of basketball this weekend. The inaugural FireLake Arena Fall Shootout Basketball Tournament invited eight Pro-Am (professional/ amateur) teams to compete for a total purse of $10,000.
Dale junior Dayton Forsythe hurls one over home plate in the first inning of the Class A State Baseball Championship on Oct. 8. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Dale junior Dayton Forsythe hurls one over home plate in the first inning of the Class A State Baseball Championship on Oct. 8. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Dale Pirates Win 22nd State Baseball Championship, Forsythe Coaches Three Sons At State

The Dale Pirates Baseball Team is living up to its tradition. On Sat., Oct. 8, the eighth-ranked Pirates played the Class A State Championship against top-ranked Silo. Held at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark in OKC, the final game was a victorious 18-11.
Tecumseh’s Steeli Mitchell winds up her pitch in the third inning of the regional home game against Marlow on Oct. 5. The Lady Savages won 10-0. On Oct. 6, Tecumseh played Newcastle three times. They won the first game, 10-0, lost the second game, 5-8, and won the third game in extra innings, 2-1.

Tecumseh’s Steeli Mitchell winds up her pitch in the third inning of the regional home game against Marlow on Oct. 5. The Lady Savages won 10-0. On Oct. 6, Tecumseh played Newcastle three times. They won the first game, 10-0, lost the second game, 5-8, and won the third game in extra innings, 2-1.

Lady Savages Begin State Play

The Lady Savages are Regional Champions and again headed to the 4A Fast Pitch State Tournament. Tecumseh needed one more game than they hoped as the “if necessary” game became necessary with a loss to Newcastle in the first title game.
On Oct. 7, the Tecumseh High School cheerleaders performed with their junior cheerleaders. The junior cheerleaders ranged from pre-k all the way to sixth grade. They learned cheers and a dance during “kids clinic.” Payton Worley and all of the THS Cheerleaders helped in coaching the kids. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

On Oct. 7, the Tecumseh High School cheerleaders performed with their junior cheerleaders. The junior cheerleaders ranged from pre-k all the way to sixth grade. They learned cheers and a dance during “kids clinic.” Payton Worley and all of the THS Cheerleaders helped in coaching the kids. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

An Exciting Home Game For The Savages Ends With A Win

It was about as exciting as a football game can get last Friday night in Tecumseh. Maybe more exciting than was necessary in a game full of mistakes and questionable flags and big penalties.
The Bethel Wildcats line up to play defense against the Chandler Lions during the third quarter of the home game on Oct. 7. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

The Bethel Wildcats line up to play defense against the Chandler Lions during the third quarter of the home game on Oct. 7. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Bethel Takes A Loss From Chandler

Bethel led Class 2A’s #2 ranked Chandler Lions, 15-12, with four and half minutes left before intermission. Running back John Allred, along with the offensive line, led by CJ Compton, Alex Tollett, and Ben Martin, refused to bow down to the Lions.