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Shawnee Wolves alumni recognize new Hall of Fame Members, Tracy Dilliner and Jim Ford, both from the SHS Class of 1978, on the football field at halftime on Sept. 11. Shown, from left, are Bill Ford, Mike Hawkins, Dennis Brooks, Mike Sperry, Greg Petree, Dilliner, Chris Reynolds, J. Ford, Tristan Wyatt, Timmy Young, Gary Williamson and Kelly Parsons. Photo provided by Shawnee Public Schools

Shawnee Wolves alumni recognize new Hall of Fame Members, Tracy Dilliner and Jim Ford, both from the SHS Class of 1978, on the football field at halftime on Sept. 11. Shown, from left, are Bill Ford, Mike Hawkins, Dennis Brooks, Mike Sperry, Greg Petree, Dilliner, Chris Reynolds, J. Ford, Tristan Wyatt, Timmy Young, Gary Williamson and Kelly Parsons. Photo provided by Shawnee Public Schools

Shawnee Football Hall of Fame Night

Shawnee Public Schools honored two former football players, local first responders, and outstanding students Friday during Hall of Fame Night at Jim Thorpe Stadium.Jim Ford and Tracy Dilliner, both members of the Shawnee High School Class of 1978, were inducted into the Shawnee football Hall of...
NRC's High School Boys Team took first place at the North Rock Creek Heartland Championship Cross Country Meet. They had 10 runners, and five placed in the top six for the day.

NRC's High School Boys Team took first place at the North Rock Creek Heartland Championship Cross Country Meet. They had 10 runners, and five placed in the top six for the day.

NRC hosts Cross Country Track Meet

Savage Football season struggles

The Savages traveled to Seminole last Friday night and ended on the wrong side of the scoreboard again, but they showed significant improvement on the field.Tecumseh took the opening kickoff and was setback by a penalty and had to punt.

Asher Baseball ends week 3-0

The 7th-ranked Indians faced 8thranked Vanoss and it came down to a tight finish. The teams had to overcome a total of 14 errors. Asher was up, 7-3, after the third inning and then Vanoss pushed four runs across in the top of the sixth inning to tie the game, 7-7.
Macomb senior Deja Givens tags a Varnum runner, who was controversially declared safe, at third base during the Little River Conference Tournament game at FireLake Ball Fields on Sept. 10. Macomb lost in overtime, 2-3. The Lady Hornets lost three games and won one - against Maud-Sasakwa, 16-4 - in the three-day tournament. Photos by Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

Macomb senior Deja Givens tags a Varnum runner, who was controversially declared safe, at third base during the Little River Conference Tournament game at FireLake Ball Fields on Sept. 10. Macomb lost in overtime, 2-3. The Lady Hornets lost three games and won one - against Maud-Sasakwa, 16-4 - in the three-day tournament. Photos by Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

County's fastpitch teams play in two tournaments at FireLake

The SHS Wrestlers took a different approach to practice last week and honored the firefighters of the Sept. 11, 2001, bombing rescue efforts. Photo Provided

The SHS Wrestlers took a different approach to practice last week and honored the firefighters of the Sept. 11, 2001, bombing rescue efforts. Photo Provided

SHS Wrestlers Honor 9/11 Heroes

Last week, Shawnee High School Wrestling athletes took 2,310 steps in practice, each one a tribute to the brave firefighters who climbed the twin towers on Sept. 11, 2001.Coach Brandon Taber started this remembrance and dedication with his wrestlers five years ago.
North Rock Creek's Cooper Standlee slips past three defenders to score a touchdown. The team got a 28-17 win over Crossings Christian Friday, Sept. 4. They will travel to Harrah tomorrow night. Photos courtesy of Gowin Photography

North Rock Creek's Cooper Standlee slips past three defenders to score a touchdown. The team got a 28-17 win over Crossings Christian Friday, Sept. 4. They will travel to Harrah tomorrow night. Photos courtesy of Gowin Photography

North Rock Creek clobbers Crossings Christian

The Tecumseh Savage Pride Marching Band plays in the stands during the second half of the Sept. 4 home game against Weatherford. Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

The Tecumseh Savage Pride Marching Band plays in the stands during the second half of the Sept. 4 home game against Weatherford. Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

Savages show fight

The Savages opened the home game last Friday night, and the T-Town boys saw some improvement this week but were overwhelmed by powerhouse Weatherford.Tecumseh took the opening kick and had to punt on their first possession, and Weatherford grabbed the punt in the air, and the Eagles went a 45-yard...