Sports

Lady Wildcats Lose To Wewoka In The Second Half

News Staff
Thursday, February 1, 2024
The Bethel Lady Wildcats took control the first quarter of the game against the Wewoka Lady Tigers. At the end of the first quarter Bethel had a comfortable lead of 18-9 while the Lady Tigers struggled to find their rhythm.

Savages Improve Record With A 2-Win-1-Loss Week

Danny Chambers
Thursday, February 1, 2024
Last week was a busy one for the Tecumseh Savages with a 2-1 record on the week, beginning on Tuesday night on the road to Seminole. It turned out to be a fruitful trip for the Savages as they took advantage of a big second quarter on the way to a win over the Chieftains.
North Rock Creek Vs McLoud

North Rock Creek Vs McLoud

North Rock Creek Vs McLoud

News Staff
Thursday, February 1, 2024
North Rock Creek’s Olivia McRay goes around two McLoud defenders. The Lady Cougars lost to the McLoud Lady Redskins 40-47. Pictured right, NRCs David King goes up for two points. The NRC boys beat McLoud 68-67.
The Earlsboro Lady Wildcats placed third in the Wapanucka Invitational Tournament. Mia Tanyan (FR) and Quintin “Q” Lena (JR) were named to the All Tournament Team. The Earlsboro Wildcats are currently ranked #8 in Class B (were #6 during the tournament). Photo provided

The Earlsboro Lady Wildcats placed third in the Wapanucka Invitational Tournament. Mia Tanyan (FR) and Quintin “Q” Lena (JR) were named to the All Tournament Team. The Earlsboro Wildcats are currently ranked #8 in Class B (were #6 during the tournament). Photo provided

EARLSBORO

News Staff
Thursday, February 1, 2024

Fishing Report

News Staff
Wednesday, January 24, 2024
Fort Gibson: Jan. 7. Elevation is 1.5 ft. above normal and stable, water temperature 48°F and clear. (USACE Lake Level) Blue catfish excellent on cut bait and shad around channels, main lake, and points. Crappie fair on hair jigs, minnows, and tube jigs around brush structure, docks, and main lake.
Shawnee High School held a Media Day for the Wolves basketball team on Jan. 21. Following photos, 11 varsity players were available to answer questions about the season. Shown, from left, are Edan Litherland, Daytain Patton, Aidon Siqueiros and Aaron Wilson. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Shawnee High School held a Media Day for the Wolves basketball team on Jan. 21. Following photos, 11 varsity players were available to answer questions about the season. Shown, from left, are Edan Litherland, Daytain Patton, Aidon Siqueiros and Aaron Wilson. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

SHS Wolves Reflect On The Basketball Season At Media Day

Natasha Dunagan
Wednesday, January 24, 2024
The Shawnee Wolves basketball team got a chance to give their opinions during Media Day at the Performing Arts and Athletic Center on Sunday, Jan. 21. The 11 starters sat down to be interviewed - in two groups of four and one group of three - about how the season has gone and how they can improve.
McLoud's Laine Walker gets the best of her Mustang match during the McLoud Redskin Rumble Girls Dual Championship on Jan. 20. McLoud High School hosted 16 teams for the fourth annual event. Broken Arrow was the final winner by criteria, after tying Bixby, 36-36, said McLoud Girls Wrestling Coach William Winters. McLoud was in the consolation bracket, having beaten Union, 51-24, and Mustang, 48-30, but falling to Del City, 30-39. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

McLoud's Laine Walker gets the best of her Mustang match during the McLoud Redskin Rumble Girls Dual Championship on Jan. 20. McLoud High School hosted 16 teams for the fourth annual event. Broken Arrow was the final winner by criteria, after tying Bixby, 36-36, said McLoud Girls Wrestling Coach William Winters. McLoud was in the consolation bracket, having beaten Union, 51-24, and Mustang, 48-30, but falling to Del City, 30-39. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

MHS Hosts McLoud Redskin Rumble

Natasha Dunagan
Wednesday, January 24, 2024
Above, McLoud’s Laine Walker gets the best of her Mustang match during the fourth annual McLoud Redskin Rumble Girls Dual Championship on Jan. 20. McLoud’s Launa Troutt picks up and flips her Mustang opponent.
Asher High School’s four varsity cheerleaders rally the Indians during the home games on Jan. 12. This is the first year for Asher to restart their cheerleading program. Shown, from left, are Cristi Tubbesing, Tianndra Reddin, Laci Whittle and Chloee Dobbs. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Asher High School’s four varsity cheerleaders rally the Indians during the home games on Jan. 12. This is the first year for Asher to restart their cheerleading program. Shown, from left, are Cristi Tubbesing, Tianndra Reddin, Laci Whittle and Chloee Dobbs. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Let’s Go, AHS!

Natasha Dunagan
Wednesday, January 24, 2024
At most basketball games in Pottawatomie County, you can hear the chants, the clapping, and the stomping of cheerleaders. But, up until this school year, that would only be coming from the visiting team’s cheer squad at Asher Public Schools.