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Potawatomi Fire small forward K.D. Moore jumps up to put in a layup and gets the foul during the May 4 home game against the Enid Outlaws. According to www.potawatomifire.com, Moore made 32 points, 10 rebounds, four assists and two blocks that night. In their 15th straight win this season, the Fire beat the Outlaws, 130-107. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Potawatomi Fire small forward K.D. Moore jumps up to put in a layup and gets the foul during the May 4 home game against the Enid Outlaws. According to www.potawatomifire.com, Moore made 32 points, 10 rebounds, four assists and two blocks that night. In their 15th straight win this season, the Fire beat the Outlaws, 130-107. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Record Setting Night For The Potawatomi Fire

SHAWNEE, OK – It was a record-setting night inside FireLake Arena on Saturday as the Fire beat the Enid Outlaws 130-107.“I was really pleased with our energy tonight and the way we started the game,” said Fire head coach Mark Dannhoff.
Bethel junior Roger Brooks hurls the ball over home plate in the game with Morris during the Wildcat Woodbat Classic on April 12. The Wildcats won that game, 5-1, and also beat Newcastle, 5-4. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Bethel junior Roger Brooks hurls the ball over home plate in the game with Morris during the Wildcat Woodbat Classic on April 12. The Wildcats won that game, 5-1, and also beat Newcastle, 5-4. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Potawatomi Fire small forward Ricky Artis II makes a layup in the first quarter of the April 25 home game against the Santa Ana Thunder. Adding to their winning streak, the Fire won, 120-88. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Potawatomi Fire small forward Ricky Artis II makes a layup in the first quarter of the April 25 home game against the Santa Ana Thunder. Adding to their winning streak, the Fire won, 120-88. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Fire 13-0 For The Season

GREENVILLE, TX— The Potawatomi Fire got lucky number 13 on Saturday evening, beating the Texas 7ers 142-124.
The Tecumseh Lady Savages dogpile after winning the Class 5A State Slow Pitch Softball State Championship. All on April 30, they won the Quarterfinals with Bristow, 14-10; the Semifinals with North Rock Creek, 13-7; and the Finals with Washington, 9-6. See more photos in the next issue. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

The Tecumseh Lady Savages dogpile after winning the Class 5A State Slow Pitch Softball State Championship. All on April 30, they won the Quarterfinals with Bristow, 14-10; the Semifinals with North Rock Creek, 13-7; and the Finals with Washington, 9-6. See more photos in the next issue. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Lady Savages Work Through Loser’s Bracket To Win Regionals, Then State

After years of close calls, the Tecumseh Lady Savages are STATE CHAMPIONS!!On Tuesday at the Hall Of Fame Stadium in OKC, the Lady Savages accomplished something that only one other Tecumseh team has done, and that was 30 years ago.
Tecumseh’s Marco Espinoza focuses on the ball during the Shawnee NGB Tournament on April 27. Espinoza placed 9th out of 10 schools in #1 Singles. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Tecumseh’s Marco Espinoza focuses on the ball during the Shawnee NGB Tournament on April 27. Espinoza placed 9th out of 10 schools in #1 Singles. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Shawnee NGB Tennis Tournament

Savage Hardballers End Season In Districts

The Savage hard-ballers ended their season last week in the District Tournament but battled enough to win two games in the tourney before the host team Hilldale finished off the boys from T-Town.Tecumseh opened the tournament against Hilldale and quickly fell into the loser’s bracket in a 10-0 loss.