Potawatomi Fire Shooting Guard Myron McGowan eyes the basket and sinks it in the fourth quarter of the May 23 home game. The Fire was scheduled to play the Shreveport-Bossier Mavericks, but it was a forfeit. So, they played members of their own team and still won, 160-126. After winning an away game against the Enid Outlaws on May 26, they are the only TBL team to have a undefeated regular season, with a record of 20-0. They will go against the Wichita Skykings in the first playoff game in Enid tonight.

Bryce Clemons, above with his wife, daughter and son, was hired as the Shawnee High School head softball coach for the 2024-2025 school year. Photo provided by Shawnee Public Schools

Lindsay Tarpley reminds one group of kids what they need to work on during her soccer demonstration, sponsored by POGO for Health Week, at Jim Thorpe Stadium, May 28. About 50 children, ages 6-15, participated in the event, and 20 volunteer coaches led groups in the instructional practice. Tarpley was on the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team when they won the Gold Medal in both 2004 and 2008. She now co-owns World Champion Soccer Academy with her husband and is a keynote speaker.

Football Wolves Play for First Time on Turf

Potawatomi Fire Forward Isaiah Wade takes his shot and draws a foul.

Tecumseh Slow Pitch Assistant Coach Kayla Rodriguez, Lady Savage seniors Chloe Stephenson, Laney Sanders, Khylei Daniels, Sami Schweighardt, Reagan Berry and Serenity Jacoway and Head Coach Perry Wilson pose with their Class 5A Slow Pitch State Championship trophy during the Tecumseh High School Athletic Awards on May 13. Photo provided by Kenetta Lisenbee.

Fishing Report

Tecumseh Boys Tennis Doubles Compete At State