Broken Bow Schools

The Lady Savages win and advance into Saturday night's regional championship game at Muldrow against #12 Ft. Gibson. The Savage boys will have to fight their way through the consolation bracket following a tough loss at home. The boys will tipoff at 2:30 Friday afternoon in Muldrow. #StatePlayoffs

🍽️MARCH LUNCH MENU FOR HS & MS

🧺We were excited to have Angelica Young from the Red River Museum at our Indian Art 1 class! She taught our students how to basket weave using round reed, sharing the techniques and tradition behind this beautiful art form. Thank you, Angelica, for providing such a hands-on and meaningful experience for our students!

🏀It's Playoff Game Day! Both Broken Bow varsity basketball teams are back in action tonight as the OSSAA Class 4A Area III Sub-Regional gets underway at the McCurtain County Sports Complex. The Lady Savages and Savages each won district championships Saturday night with wins over Idabel and tonight they tip off against Muldrow in the opening round of the regional tournament. The girls get things started tonight beginning at 6:00 PM. Tickets are available at the gate for $10 each, or online at https://gofan.co/event/6126359 for $8.35 each. As always, our livestream on our Savage YouTube channel, @BrokenBowSavages, is free to view at no charge thanks, in part, to our annual media partners. This year's media partners are: 🏦McCurtain County National Bank 🔸Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma 💦The Broken Tiki 🏘️Downtown Broken Bow, and 👩🏻‍💼Jennifer Broades State Farm Insurance #GoSavages #BasketballPlayoffs

This week we are proud to shine the spotlight on Mrs. Jackie Stiles, our incredible ELL Director and Teacher for Broken Bow Public Schools! With 29 years in education and 8 wonderful years at Bennett, Mrs. Stiles continues to pour experience, heart, and dedication into every student she serves. ✨ What she loves most about Bennett: “The opportunity to make a difference in students’ lives. The students at Bennett are curious, energetic, and so much fun to teach.” And if you’ve ever stepped into her classroom, you know that difference is real. She creates a space where students feel supported, encouraged, and confident as they grow. 💬 Favorite Quote: "They may forget what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel." – Carl W. Buehner (And if you know Mrs. Stiles, you know she makes students feel valued every single day.) 🥤 Favorite Drink: Sonic peach water 🍗 Favorite Takeout: Chicken Express ✈️ Fun Fact: She has taken flight lessons and even piloted a plane! 😊 What Makes Her Smile: Her precious grandbabies — Everly, Beckett, and Sage Mrs. Stiles, thank you for helping our students soar — in language, confidence, and life. Bennett is better because of you! 💛✨

🏀Congratulations to Tyson Woolsey on her entry into the 1K Club! The 6'1" junior center eclipsed 1,000 career points Saturday night in her team's district championship win over arch-rival Idabel. Let's give a Savage Shout to Tyson on this major milestone! 📸: Graphic courtesy of her proud father, Savage Head Coach Ryan Woolsey.

🏀WE ARE DISTRICT CHAMPIONS!!! Both Broken Bow varsity basketball teams defeated Idabel Saturday night to become 2026 District Champions and advance into the winners bracket of the regional tournament next week. Junior post player Tyson Woolsey eclipsed 1,000 career points as she led the Lady Savages to an impressive 70-25 dismantling of the Lady Warriors. The Lady Savages will play Muldrow in Tuesday's sub-regional round. Despite a smothering double-team (and sometimes triple-team) defensive scheme against Greydon Howell, the Savages prevailed with an impressive defensive performance of their own. When it mattered most, the Savages knocked down big buckets and crucial free throws to send the Warriors into the losers bracket with a 49-43 win. The Savages will also play Muldrow in Tuesday's sub-regional round at the McCurtain County Sports Complex. Follow this feed for game times and other game details. Congratulations to our players and coaches on these well deserved district titles! Go Savages!!!

🏀 It's Gameday! It's Broken Bow vs Idabel tonight as the 2026 OSSAA State Championship Playoffs begin in the McCurtain County Sports Complex. These two arch-rivals have met twice already this season but the stakes are even higher tonight with a district championship and advancement in the winners bracket awaiting the winners. The action begins with the girls at 6:00 PM, followed by the boys at 7:30. Tickets are available at the gate for $10 each, or online at https://gofan.co/event/6126018?schoolId=OSSAA for $8.35 each. As always, our livestream telecast on our Savage YouTube @BrokenBowSavages is made available at no charge thanks, in part, to our annual media partners. This year's media partners are: 🏦McCurtain County National Bank 🔸Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma 💦The Broken Tiki 🏘️Downtown Broken Bow, and 👩🏻‍💼Jennifer Broades State Farm Insurance. #GoSavages #BasketballPlayoffs

🏋🏼Broken Bow's junior high boys competed in the Panama Razorback Invitational Powerlifting Meet on Wednesday. The 9th grade Savages brought home the championship plaque in their division and the 8th graders finished as runners-up in theirs.

Individual gold medalists for Broken Bow were 7th graders Carson Choate and Landon Wright, 8th graders Tyrie Hardey, Zaidyn Price, and Kaysen Warren, and 9th graders Luis Garcia, Cason Cantrell, and Ivan Rincon. Silver medal winners were 7th graders Conrad Soto and Tilwin Ebot, and 9th grader Dakota Caldwell. Bronze medals went to 7th graders Clyde Britt and BJ Jeik, 8th graders Bradley Abeyta, Kyler Johnson and Blade Tuck, and 9th grader Rhylan Tom.

Other lifters placing among the top five in their respective weight classes and bringing home medals were Blake Oglesby, Ayden Ordonez, Aaron Uribe, Boston McDaniel, Erik Young, and Ladainian Pearson.

The meet concludes on Friday with varsity boys action.

#SavageStrong

🏋🏼Broken Bow's junior high girls powerlifters brought home the championship from the Panama Powerlifting Meet on Wednesday, amassing a whopping 361 total points. Anyah McGill, D'Lyric Mitchell, Brooklyn Choate, Kayzli Clouse and Kendall Wesley each won gold medals in their respective weight classes to pace the Junior Lady Savages to victory. Sophie Gilbert, Taylie Hodson, and Kinsley Williams won silver medals, while Austin Avery and Zaiya Ward both won bronze medals.

In varsity action, Kira Williamson and Adelyn French were silver medalists, and Mylee Williams brought home bronze.

Junior high boys will lift at Panama on Thursday, with the varsity boys meet taking place on Friday.

#SavageStrong

#FINAL

🏀It's our final regular season game day and Broken Bow is on the road at Ada for a full slate of games. The varsity games will be available via livestream at: Adasports.net

2026 Baseball Schedules (varsity and Jr High)

🏃🏾2026 BROKEN BOW TRACK SCHEDULE

Spanish club fundraiser Spanish club presents their first Sweetheart dance for students pre-k through 5th grade! 💕Feb 21st from 5-7pm at RJMS. Tickets will go on sale in January. For more information context Ms.Ramirez at jramirez@bbisdapp.org

🏀Lady Savage Junior Jaylen Cauthron has now scored 1,046 points as a Broken Bow player and is steadily working her way towards the school career scoring mark currently held by Michaela Richbourg at 1,533 points. This list of 1,000 point scorers was compiled by Head Coach Toby Bean and may be incomplete due to missing records. The list only applies to the 5-on-5 girls basketball era.

🏀#FINAL

🏀Another milestone for Greydon Howell! With 3:10 left in the third period of Friday's win at Pocola, he surpassed 2,000 career points on a short jump shot. Howell finished the game with 41 points to move past Josh Jones as the third leading scorer in Savage history. Congratulations Greydon!!!

🏀With two games left on the regular season schedule and the playoffs still ahead, Savage junior Greydon Howell is already within striking distance of Randy Rutherford's career scoring record at Broken Bow. Howell is just 49 points away from surpassing Kieler Young for second place on the all-time list and needs 176 points to overtake Rutherford. Way to go, G4! #Phenom