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Tecumseh senior Serenity Jacoway makes a bucket in the second quarter of the first home game against Tuttle, Nov. 28. The Lady Savages lost, 26-46. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Tecumseh senior Serenity Jacoway makes a bucket in the second quarter of the first home game against Tuttle, Nov. 28. The Lady Savages lost, 26-46. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Mixed Results for Tecumseh Lady Savages: Tuttle Loss, Prague Victory

The Lady Savage round ballers went 1-1 in their opening week, beginning with an incredibly tough team in the home opener.
Maud junior Curtis Jordan tries to keep control of the ball as Macomb sophomore Radlee Blaine tries to steal it at the Macomb home game on Nov. 28. Maud won, 60-36.

Maud junior Curtis Jordan tries to keep control of the ball as Macomb sophomore Radlee Blaine tries to steal it at the Macomb home game on Nov. 28. Maud won, 60-36.

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Photos by Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Tecumseh Savages Open Season with Close Clashes

The Tecumseh Savages hit the court last week to open the season against two tough opponents at home. On Tuesday night, the Savages hosted a talented Tuttle Tiger team and it turned into a battle the entire game.
First United Bank sponsored and presented the top ten percent of the Bethel High School Senior class with Academic Letter Jackets at the home game Tuesday, Dec. 6. Pictured from left are Amanda Johnson with First United, Bray Bussell, Riley Bowie, Brooklyn Duff, Casey Brock, RJ Morris, Luke Drew, Marlee Affentranger, and High School Principal Jeremy Stewart. Photo courtesy of Richelle Treece

First United Bank sponsored and presented the top ten percent of the Bethel High School Senior class with Academic Letter Jackets at the home game Tuesday, Dec. 6. Pictured from left are Amanda Johnson with First United, Bray Bussell, Riley Bowie, Brooklyn Duff, Casey Brock, RJ Morris, Luke Drew, Marlee Affentranger, and High School Principal Jeremy Stewart. Photo courtesy of Richelle Treece

Lady Pirates Seal 61- 44 Victory Over Bethel

In a clash between two county rivalries, the Bethel Lady Wildcats found themselves facing an uphill battle against the 2A defending State Champion, the Dale Lady Pirates. From the very start, Dale set the tone, taking a commanding 19-5 lead in the first quarter..
Pictured above, North Rock Creek’s Lydia VanAntwerp makes the bucket.

Pictured above, North Rock Creek’s Lydia VanAntwerp makes the bucket.

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Photos courtesy of Gowin Photography North Rock Creek swept Seminole Friday, Dec. 1. The girls won 80-34 and the boys won 79-51. The teams are competing in the Okemah Tournament Dec. 7 through Dec. 9.

Tecumseh Wrestling Opens Against Bethel At Home Dec. 4

It’s time for some grappling in Tecumseh. Billydon Sigman, in his second year as head coach, has 39 high school wrestlers in the room, including 26 young men and 13 young ladies. To say they are a young team would be an understatement.
Tecumseh senior Serenity Jacoway keeps her eyes on the ball while on defense during the first home game against Tuttle, Nov. 28. The Lady Savages lost, 26-46. The Savages also lost, 62-72.

Tecumseh senior Serenity Jacoway keeps her eyes on the ball while on defense during the first home game against Tuttle, Nov. 28. The Lady Savages lost, 26-46. The Savages also lost, 62-72.

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Photos by Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

OBU Lady Bison Win 67- 56

SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Oklahoma Baptist played against the St. Mary’s Rattlers on Saturday. The Lady Bison came out swinging, opening the game with a lead that they successfully maintained throughout. By the end of the 40 minutes, OBU won by an eleven-point margin, 67-56.
Macomb’s Radlee Blaine steals the ball and makes a basket during the first quarter of the home game with Maud, Nov. 28. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Macomb’s Radlee Blaine steals the ball and makes a basket during the first quarter of the home game with Maud, Nov. 28. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Macomb’s Radlee Blaine

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Photos courtesy of Gowin Photography Pictured left, North Rock Creek’s Chloe Kasterke signs a letter of intent to play volleyball for Oklahoma Baptist University. Pictured with Kasterke (center) are her parents Jeff and Darla. Standing behind her are her sisters Bailey and Ashley.