Covering LeFlore County and southeastern Oklahoma
Pocola’s boys were simply too athletic for the other teams in LeFlore County again in 2023 and the Indians claimed the 2023 LCT championship with a 59-34 win over Wister Saturday night in the finals at Spiro. Continue reading “Pocola boys win LCT again”
After a brief absence last year, Howe’s girls ascended to the championship of the 2023 LeFlore County Tournament by ending LeFlore’s Cinderalla story Saturday evening with a 67-37 win before a large crowd at Spiro. Continue reading “Howe’s girls capture LCT”
Pocola’s Garrett Scott was named the LeFlore County Tournament’s most valuable player for the boys after helping the Indians to overcome Wister in the finals. Continue reading “Scott named boys’ MVP”
Howe’s Gracie Lute was named the most valuable player for the girls in the 2023 LeFlore County Tournament after leading the Lady Lions to the championship Saturday evening in Spiro.
Teammate Journey Williams was named the Dennis Hemphill hustle award winner, receiving a $500 scholarship.
Spiro won the sportsmanship award.
Other team members were Ashlynn Dalton, also of Howe; Piper Warren and River Cogburn of LeFlore; Madison Grogan and Addison Walker of Whitesboro; Kylee Smith and Allyssa Parker of Pocola; Brooklyn Garner of Poteau; Lynsey Wortham of Spiro; and Sky Bluford of Panama.
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Bible verse of the day for Sunday
Then Jesus said to his disciples, “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me.”
