Sports
Over 1,000 Toys Donated
Fishing Report
Asher’s Cadence Leba recovers the ball and looks to pass in the home game with Varnum on Jan. 2. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Caught In Action - Asher Basketball
The Class 2A Dale Pirates basketball team, their coaches and the Dale cheerleaders pose after winning the 2022 Tournament of Champions in Tulsa on Dec. 30. They are the first small school to win the tournament since 1978. The team returned to defend their title in the 58th TOC on Dec. 27, 2023. Photo provided.
Amazing, Dedicated Athletes In Pottawatomie County
North Rock Creek recognized Coach Evan Smith for his 100th win as a head coach, Tuesday, Dec. 12. The NRC back-2-back State softball championship team was also recognized. NRC played Tecumseh Tuesday night and won both games. Girl's score was 55-47 and the boys 71-38. Photo provided courtesy of Gowin Photography
North Rock Creek Honors Coach for 100 Wins, Slow Pitch Team
The Earlsboro Wildcats basketball team and their coaches pose with their plaques after winning the Little River Conference Tournament, held at Seminole High School, Dec. 5-9. They won all three of their games, beating Moss, 67-27; Mason, 68-38; and Varnum, 68-65, with a three-point buzzer beater. Photo provided by Coach Chad Rochelle.
Earlsboro Wildcats Win Little River Conference Tournament
Shawnee freshman Chrishelle Milum tries for a basket but is fouled in the third quarter of the Dec. 15 game against Crossings Christian. Playing back on the newly-repaired Performing Arts and Athletic Center, the Lady Wolves won, 56-34. The Wolves came up short, 47-67. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
WOLVES BASKETBALL
Macomb sophomore McKenzie Brummett aims for the basket, as Earlsboro junior Natalie Peters (#11) plays defense, in the Earlsboro home game on Dec. 12. The Lady Wildcats won, 40-37, and the Wildcats also beat the Hornets, 78-32, that night.
Caught In Action - Earlsboro vs. Macomb Ladies Basketball
Tecumseh’s Kohen Warden tries to block the shot as North Rock Creek’s David King leaps to the basket. Photo courtesy of Gowin Photography