🏈🗓️Pre-Game Activities for the Friday night Broken Bow vs Stilwell Football game at The Rock. Pink Out theme for cancer awareness.
🏃🏾Cross Country runners Landon Thweatt and Tristan Yanez competed in the High School Boys 5K Race at Heavener on Thursday. Thweatt finished 8th in the event with a time of 17:15, while Yanez ran 19:19 and was 22nd overall. The race was tightly contested throughout with several racers finishing in packs with identical times.
The team competes again on Saturday, October 12th, at Battiest. They will also race at Byng next Thursday, October 17th.
All students are invited to join FCA (Fellowship for Christian Athletes) for a student led pre-game prayer this Friday! We’ll gather at midfield at 6:30pm. Kick-off at 7pm.
We look forward to seeing you at The Rock and don’t forget… it’s a PINK OUT theme for the student section for cancer awareness.
🦸🏻♂️Bennett’s SUPER SAVAGES Savages for the month of September!
To be a Super Savage, students have to be responsible, respectful, helpful, kind and a good citizen (for example: picking up after themselves, taking care of school property and their own). They are chosen at the end of every month.
🥎Savage Softball is State Bound!!
Khloe Williams drove in four runs on three hits to lead Savage Softball past Stigler 11-1 on Wednesday to sweep the super regional series and earn a berth in next week's Class 4A State Championship Tournament!
Williams singled in the second inning, scoring two runs, and tripled in the fifth inning, scoring two more. Maliyah Carney was solid in the circle, allowing just four hits and one run (zero earned) over five innings, striking out four and walking none.
Broken Bow piled up 15 hits in the game. Khloe Williams and Adelyn French each collected three hits. Jaylen Cauthron, Kennedee Brittain, and Carney also collected multiple hits in the game. The two-game sweep was a total team effort, with every Savage hitter collecting at least one hit and scoring at least one run in the series. Maliyah Carney needed just 128 pitches to collect both wins on the afternoon. She struck 14 batter in total.
The team now awaits the new seedings to determine who their first round opponent will be at the state tournament. Follow this feed for updates and schedules for the big event.
Congratulations to Coach Jake Harris and his team on this outstanding achievement!
#GoSavages #TakeState
Kennedee Brittain drove in five runs on two hits to lead Broken Bow Lady Savage Softball past Stigler Varsity Lady Panthers 7-2 in game 1 of the super regionals series on Wednesday. Brittain hit a grand slam to right field in the sixth inning, scoring four runs, and singled in the second inning, driving in another run.
Overall, Broken Bow amassed 11 hits in the game. Brittain, Jaylen Cauthron, and Adelyn French each collected two hits. Maliyah Carney went the distance in the circle.
Savage Softball is now one win away from a berth in next week's state tournament.
#SuperSavages #TakeState
🏈RJMS SCHEDULE UPDATE: The MS football games at Idabel Thursday will not start until 7PM. 6th and 7th grade will play first followed by the 8th grade. Also, the middle school football players will be provided a pre-game meal tomorrow. Good luck Savages!
PARENTS/GUARDIANS OF SENIORS:
GEAR UP Parent Night for BBHS seniors is October 15 at 6:00 p.m. in the BBHS Library.
Presentation for senior parents and/or students regarding “Paying for College” and FAFSA information.
PARENTS/GUARDIANS OF 9TH AND 10TH GRADERS:
➖What: Oklahoma's Promise Parent Night
➖Who: Parents/Guardians of 9th & 10th Grade students who are interested in signing up for the Oklahoma's Promise Scholarship
➖When: October 15th, 5:00 p.m.- 8:00 p.m.
➖Where: High School Office
Contact Mrs.Walls for more details
email: mwalls@bbisdapp.org
For more information on what the Oklahoma's Promise Scholarship is and how it can benefit your student check out their website at:
https://okpromise.org/
🎓Congratulations to the Kiwanis Seniors of the Month for October:
Kaplan Burris & Claire Dees
Lions Club Senior of the Month for October:
Jaxie Glasson
🥎It's Game Day!
And, the stakes are high as Savage Softball (22-9) travels to Stigler (23-9) for a three-game series that will determine who moves on to the state championship softball tournament in OKC next week and who moves on to basketball practice.
These two teams competed against one another in District 4A-6 this season, each defending their home field successfully in a pair of games. Another district opponent, the Poteau Lady Pirates (23-17), also advanced to super regionals this week and travel to Weatherford to face the 28-1 Lady Eagles. Broken Bow's Maliyah Carney and Stigler's Cambry Cook are arguably the two best pitchers in District 4A-6 and will likely face one another in every inning of this series.
The Savages were stellar in their regional tournament last week, outscoring their opponents 26-0 while allowing just 5 combined hits and playing error-free defense in their three shutout wins.
Today's games are scheduled for 2PM and 4PM start times. If the teams split today's games, Game 3 will be played tomorrow afternoon at 4PM.
The series will be live streamed on Stigler's YouTube channel (https://youtube.com/@stiglerfirst?si=6Bj7ovBlmhQFyVYW).
#GameDay #SavageStrong #AlwaysSavage
🏈🎥The Savage YouTube Channel is back online. The Savages vs Sallisaw Football livestream is listed under “live” and the Sallisaw recording is under “videos”…
#Subscribe
🥎🎥Also, the Softball Super Regionals will be live streamed. Here’s the link:
https://youtube.com/@stiglerfirst?si=x9G-vj89jt-PRZEV
We’ll include this link in the Wednesday game day post as well.
Tech Ed 1 begins practicing their CAD (Computer Aided Design) skills.
⛰️Mrs. Clowers’ Habitat Lesson at RJMS
Habitat is the natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism.
Hola! Hello! 👋🏼 Ms. Ramirez's Spanish I class celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month by recognizing notable Spanish-speaking individuals.
This educational initiative allowed students to enhance their understanding of the cultures and people of various Spanish-speaking countries.
🧠Learning language skills strengthens the parts of the brain that control memory, speech, and sensory perception.
♦️Congrats to the October AILYC "first meeting" winners Renia, Kari and Jasiah! Yakoke!
AILYC =American Indian Leaders Youth Council
Student Council says “Let’s wear pink” Tuesdays in October! Bringing awareness to continue the fight against cancer in all its forms. #TackleCancer #PinkOut #findacureforcancer
Fields of Faith an event by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes invites you to Memorial Stadium this Wednesday night! It starts at 7pm for all 6th-12th graders in the area. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. #Friends #Fellowship #StudentLedEvent
🏈5th QUARTER this week is a POWDER PUFF Game! See you AFTER the game in the 5th. A BBHS exclusive.
🍩In Mrs. Morris's Pre-K class, it was a sweet day for Donuts with Grownups!
The little ones and their special grown-ups had a delightful time munching on delicious donuts, sharing stories from a book, and creating fun crafts together. Pre-K absolutely adores when parents and guardians join in on the fun with their littles! ❤️❤️❤️
#DonutsAndGrownups #qualitytime
