Sports

Photo provided by Jennifer McKnight

Photo provided by Jennifer McKnight

Lady Savages Tennis team place first

The Tecumseh High School Lady Savages Tennis Team placed third in the Henryetta tennis tournament on April 10. The #1 Doubles team of Jalee Meyers and Laycee Thoma placed first. Kyann Sells, in #1 Singles, took second. Amanda Magill, in #2 Singles, came in fourth.

Lady Savage Golf Team places third in Stroud

Tecumseh Lady Savage Golf went to Stroud last week and Kopelyn Taylor placed 10th in the tournament. The players for the Lady Savages team for the Stroud Tournament were Jazzy Lozier, Kholi Shirey, Taylor, Maddie Taron, and Rylie Jolly placed 3rd place at Stroud.
Tecumseh sophomore Wyatt Dodgion makes contact with the ball in the April 14 home game against Seminole. The Savages won, 8-0. Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

Tecumseh sophomore Wyatt Dodgion makes contact with the ball in the April 14 home game against Seminole. The Savages won, 8-0. Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

Tecumseh ends a busy week with three wins

Tecumseh Baseball was busy last week with a total of five games. After losses to Asher on Monday and Tuesday, the Savages ended the week with three wins.On Monday, the Savages hosted Asher and dropped a 9-5 loss after making a seventh-inning attempted comeback.
Bethel freshman Hailey Hanmer passes on a close pitch before getting the walk. Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

Bethel freshman Hailey Hanmer passes on a close pitch before getting the walk. Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

Bethel Takes on McLoud

Pictured from left: Faith Wilkerson, Lakin Davis, Presley McClintock and Larron Morris Photo provided

Pictured from left: Faith Wilkerson, Lakin Davis, Presley McClintock and Larron Morris Photo provided

Bethel Lady Wildcats Place First At Chandler

The Bethel girls’ golf team had a busy two weeks, playing tournaments at Chandler, the Lady Broncho Invitational at Lake Hefner, and the Saints Shootout at the Earlywine golf course.The team finished first at Chandler on a par 76 course, taking the first three medals.
The North Rock Creek boys' golf team finished second, out of 135 teams at the Tecumseh Boys' Golf Tournament on Apr. 10. The team score was 302. NRC boys' golf team pose with the plaque. Pictured from left are Carson Click, Eli Whitehead, Carson Atwood, Austin Nickles, and Jet Smith. Photo courtesy of Gowin Photography

The North Rock Creek boys' golf team finished second, out of 135 teams at the Tecumseh Boys' Golf Tournament on Apr. 10. The team score was 302. NRC boys' golf team pose with the plaque. Pictured from left are Carson Click, Eli Whitehead, Carson Atwood, Austin Nickles, and Jet Smith. Photo courtesy of Gowin Photography

NRC Boys Golf team finish second

Potawatomi Fire Forward/Center Paul Harrison aims and adds two points to the board during the April 10 Pink Out home game against the Enid Outlaws. The Fire won, 127-113. Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

Potawatomi Fire Forward/Center Paul Harrison aims and adds two points to the board during the April 10 Pink Out home game against the Enid Outlaws. The Fire won, 127-113. Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

Fire beats Enid at home and on the road

ENID, OK – The Potawatomi Fire earned a crucial 111-102 victory over the Enid Outlaws on Saturday night.The Fire, who are now 8-1 on the season, took over sole possession of first place in the Central Conference with the win.
The Tecumseh High School Lady Savages Tennis Team placed first in the Seminole Tournament on April 7. #1 Doubles team Jalee Meyers and Laycee Thoma took first. #2 Doubles team Lili Lowden and Kalyn Bartmess placed second, and Avery Renken and Maggie Johnson, also in #2 Doubles, came in fifth. Kyann Sells, in #1 Singles, placed first, and Amanda Magill, in #2 Singles, took third. Shown, from left, are Renken, Johnson, Magill, Meyers, Sells, Thoma, Bartmess and Lowden. Photo provided by Jennifer McKnight

The Tecumseh High School Lady Savages Tennis Team placed first in the Seminole Tournament on April 7. #1 Doubles team Jalee Meyers and Laycee Thoma took first. #2 Doubles team Lili Lowden and Kalyn Bartmess placed second, and Avery Renken and Maggie Johnson, also in #2 Doubles, came in fifth. Kyann Sells, in #1 Singles, placed first, and Amanda Magill, in #2 Singles, took third. Shown, from left, are Renken, Johnson, Magill, Meyers, Sells, Thoma, Bartmess and Lowden. Photo provided by Jennifer McKnight