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Jessica Staff, of Tecumseh, rounds a barrel in the 32nd Annual International Finals Youth Rodeo on July 8 at the Heart of Oklahoma Expo Center. File photo courtesy of Richelle Treece.
IFYR partners with Montana Silversmiths to award top youth rodeo athletes
An Enid player shoots free-throws with a giant Potawatomi Fire 'Road to 3Peat' banner as a backdrop during the first quarter of the Central Division Finals Game 2. The Fire beat the Enid Outlaws, 157-89, in this game and in the first game at Enid, 122-98. They move on to the Midwest Conference Finals today (June 5) and June 7, both days at 7 pm at FireLake Arena, according to potawatomifire.com.
Fire Torch Enid 157–89, Advance to Conference Finals
Potawatomi Fire Guard Chuck Guy makes a slam dunk in their last regular season game on May 24. The Fire beat Creating Young Minds (CYM), 133-97, with Guy contributing 27 points, according to potawatomifire.com. Photo courtesy of Kent Bush
Fire Dominate CYM to Cap 19-1 Season
Ceremony Canceled, Tecumseh Athletes Still Celebrated
Three Bison Named to CSC Academic All-District Team
Tecumseh senior Kiara Stallin finished the season with a 40'6.75' shot put throw, bringing home the gold medal. Photo courtesy of Coach Kortney Ozment
Stallin Wins State
North Rock Creek football and Special Olympics coach Joe Schwabe cheers on his tug-o-war team as they pull against South Rock Creek in the Kiwanis Little Olympics championship on May 5 at Jim Thorpe Stadium. Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun
2025 Kiwanis Little Olympics
The North Rock Creek Cougars came up short against Blanchard in the quarterfinals of the 4A State Baseball Tournament in Norman on May 15. However, the Cougars made history by making it to the state baseball playoffs for the first time. NRC ended the season with a 26-6 record. Pictured above the NRC coaches and baseball team bleached their hair. Photo courtesy of Gowin Photography
NRC Baseball makes school history
Dale junior Carver Crowson (#14) comforts senior Jett Higdon who was the last batter during the Class 2A State Baseball Tournament Quarterfinals with Oktaha held at Seminole State College on May 15. The Pirates lost, 6-10, but they end their season with a record of 28-5. Photos by Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun