Broken Bow Schools

⚾ VARSITY BASEBALL | GAME RECAP The Broken Bow Savages fell to the Sallisaw Black Diamonds 7-3 Monday in Game 1 of their two-game district series. Broken Bow jumped out to an early lead — Crew Pratt doubled down the left field line and Bladen Meddock singled to center to put the Savages up 2-1 after the first. But Sallisaw chipped away, taking the lead for good in the fourth inning. Pratt led the offense going 3-for-4 with 2 RBIs. Meddock added 2 hits. Jett Johnson pitched all seven innings, allowing 7 runs (only 2 earned) on 8 hits with 3 strikeouts. The Savages head to Sallisaw Tuesday for a Game 2 rematch. First pitch is at 4:00 PM. #BrokenBow #GoSavages #District4A8

⚾️TWO GAMES. ONE DISTRICT. NO MARGIN FOR ERROR. The Broken Bow Savages (14-6) and the Sallisaw Black Diamonds (21-0) square off in a critical two-game District 4A-8 series this week. Both teams are sitting at the top of the district standings — unbeaten in league play. Somebody’s perfect district record is about to take a hit. The Black Diamonds currently have a 12-point tie breaker lead over the Savages. 🏟️ Monday, April 13 @ 4:00 PM — Black Diamonds in Broken Bow 🏟️ Tuesday, April 14 @ 4:00 PM — Savages at Sallisaw The Savages have been battle-hardened through a tough schedule. The Black Diamonds have been dominant from wire to wire. If either team sweeps the series, they will be the heavy favorite to win the district. If they split, the tie breaker points could ultimately determine the championship. Come pack the stands today and make some noise for your Broken Bow Savages 🖤💛 #BrokenBow #GoSavages

🖤💛DOUBLE CHAMPIONS — At Idabel’s Skippy Smith Relays The Broken Bow Savages dominated the Skippy Smith Relays in Idabel from start to finish, claiming BOTH the boys and girls team titles on Friday! 🏆Boys Team Champion — 246 points 🏆 Girls Team Champion — 216 points It was a total team effort, but here are some of the standout performances that led the way: BOYS ⚡ Greydon Howell captured multiple gold medals, winning both the 100m (11.18) and 400m (50.30) - setting a new track record in the 400m ⚡ Landon Thweatt went the distance, winning the 3200m and finishing 2nd in the 1600m ⚡ Brayden Burks went 2nd in BOTH hurdle events as a freshman ⚡ Aden Hammonds launched the shot put to 48’ 1” for the win - and a new track record ⚡ Jackson Porter topped the discus field at 146’ 8” ⚡ The 4x200 and 4x400 relay squads both brought home gold 🥇 4x400 in record time GIRLS ⚡ Kylee Burris swept the sprints, winning the 100m (12.68) and 200m (25.29) - both times are new track records ⚡ Mylee Williams doubled up, winning both the 100m and 300m hurdles ⚡ Adelyn French added a runner-up finish in the 100m hurdles — Broken Bow went 1-2! ⚡ Jaylen Cauthron cleared 5’ 2” to win the high jump ⚡ Lyla Braxton and Mackila Dansby went 2nd and 3rd in discus, 2nd and 4th in shot put ⚡ The girls swept relay gold in the 4x100, 4x200, and 4x400 🥇🥇🥇 From the track to the field, the Savages competed with heart and intensity all day long and dominated the meet. Proud of every single athlete who put on that uniform! This is what Savage Strong looks like. The Savages will not compete at Durant tomorrow as originally scheduled due to the threat of severe storms. The Atoka meet begins on Thursday with junior high competition, followed by varsity action on Friday.

🎓Congratulations to Kiwanis Seniors of the Month for April: Mason Swafford & Aubrey Hightower Lions Club Senior of the Month for April: Gunner Pope

⚾ SAVAGE VARSITY BASEBALL | McAlester Festival Recap Game 1 | Broken Bow 2, Tushka 6 — L The Savages outhit Tushka 11-5 but couldn’t get the runs to match. Greydon Howell led the way going 4-for-4, and Tyler Martinez drove in the lone RBI with a double down the left field line. A tough one, but the bats were there. Game 2 | Broken Bow 3, Byng 2 — W ✅ The Savages bounced back in a big way! Tied at 2 heading into the bottom of the sixth, Blake Skelton came through with a single to seal the victory. Christian Martinez, Skelton, and Bladen Meddock each drove in a run. Will Scott dealt a solid outing on the mound, and the defense was flawless — zero errors in both games. Tough loss in game one, but the Savages showed grit and resilience to finish the day with a quality win. Go Savages!⚾ #SavageVarsityBaseball #McAlesterFestival

⚾️🏆We're thrilled to announce that Broken Bow Head Baseball Coach Jake Harris has been named Region 6 Baseball… ⭐️Coach of the Year!⭐️ Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition! 🎉⚾️

Rector Johnson Middle School ELA students Ariana Sosa and Riley Rhyne recently attended a live performance of The Ant and the Grasshopper at Montgomery Auditorium on the campus of Southeastern Oklahoma State University. Presented by the American Association of University Women and performed by members of Theatre at Southeastern, the production brought Aesop’s classic fable to life through an engaging and spirited performance that captivated the audience. Rhyne noted that one of the highlights was the imaginative set design, which depicted a larger-than-life backyard complete with an oversized mushroom, a Chinese takeout box, and a cocoon. He also praised the cast, describing them as well-suited to their roles, with the Bronx Ladybug standing out as a favorite. Sosa said the production delivered “a valuable lesson that people could learn from today,” emphasizing the theme of balancing responsibility and enjoyment. “The lesson that the ant and the grasshopper learned was to first work, then play,” she said. “People can apply this in their everyday lives by working to be prepared, then taking time to have fun.” During the performance, both students took notes, sketched elements of the set, and observed audience reactions. They returned to class with a deeper understanding of live theater, which they will use to inform their writing. Both Sosa and Rhyne said they enjoyed the experience and would recommend it to others.

⚾ SAVAGES WIN! ⚾ Your Broken Bow Varsity Savages rallied past Hilldale 4-3 on Tuesday in a hard-fought battle! 🔥 Crew Pratt went 2-for-3 with 2 doubles and 2 RBIs 🔥 Christian Martinez scored, stole a base & sparked the comeback 🔥 Paxton O’Neill came up clutch with a go-ahead double in the 5th 🔥 Greydon Howell shut the door with 2 scoreless innings in relief Tied at 3 heading into the bottom of the 5th — the Savages answered. That’s Savage Baseball!! Up next: Thursday at McAlester Festival (12:30 vs Tushka)(2:30 vs Byng) 🖤💛

⚾ SAVAGES WIN! | Varsity Baseball Broken Bow took care of business Monday, defeating Hilldale 5-3 to pick up another varsity win. The Savages struck early — Christian Martinez singled and Crew Pratt doubled to left to put two on the board in the first inning. Broken Bow extended the lead in the third on a Bladen Meddock single and a Hilldale error. On the mound, Jett Johnson dealt 5⅔ innings, allowing just one earned run while striking out three. Greydon Howell came on to close it out and earn the save. At the plate, Crew Pratt was the offensive standout — going 2-for-3 with 2 RBIs. Pratt and Martinez hit back-to-back and each finished with two hits on the day. Up next: Haworth on Thursday. Let’s keep it rolling! #BrokenBow #Savages #HighSchoolBaseball

Coming later this month! 🎶THE BENNETT SHINE SHOW🎶 #Music

👟BROKEN BOW SAVAGES TRACK & FIELD 📍 2026 Plainview Indian Invitational A strong showing for the Savages! Here’s how our athletes competed: 🏆 TEAM STANDINGS 💪 Boys — 4th place (56 pts) 💪 Girls — 8th place (33 pts) ⚡ BOYS HIGHLIGHTS Greydon Howell swept the sprints — 1st in the 100m (10.89) and 1st in the 200m (21.83) 🔥 Jackson Porter launched to 1st in Discus with a massive 148’ 3” throw 💪 Brayden Burks — 3rd 110m Hurdles (16.20) 4x200 Relay — 3rd place (1:31.23) |4x400 Relay — 4th place (3:29.10) GIRLS HIGHLIGHTS Kylee Burris dominated in the sprints — 2nd in the 100m (12.53) and 1st in the 200m (25.29) 🌟 Adelyn French — 4th in 100m Hurdles (17.58) and 4th in 300m Hurdles (50.38) Bella Snider — 4th in High Jump (4’ 8”) 4x100 Relay — 6th place (50.89) The Savages are building momentum heading into postseason! #BrokenBowSavages #GoSavages #TrackAndField #PlainviewInvitational #OklahomaTrack

🎺 A Momentous Victory for the Broken Bow Savage Pride #Band! The Broken Bow Savage Pride Band has achieved an extraordinary milestone: for the first time in 19 years, they are … *drumline roll* …STATE CHAMPIONS! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Today, we proudly received the coveted Sweepstakes Award, a testament to the hard work, passion, and talent of our incredible students! Band Director Nate Sheeley expressed his overwhelming pride, stating, “I’m so incredibly proud of our kids and the dedication it takes to make this possible!” Join us as we celebrate “Taking State!” 🏆✨🎶 #BestInState2026 #SavageTalent #DedicatedMusicians

🏆SAVAGES TAKE THE WIN!🏆 Both Broken Bow track squads swept the team titles at the Heavener Invitational — the Lady Savages with 120 points and the Savages with a dominant 143 points, besting 15+ schools from across southeast Oklahoma! ⚡ Big performances from Greydon Howell (1st, 100m – 10.72), Isaiah Fields (1st, 400m – 52.22), and Kylee Burris (1st, 100m & 200m sweep for the ladies)! 🥇 Relay squads were on fire — combined FOUR relay wins between the men’s and women’s programs. Broken Bow Track & Field is BUILT DIFFERENT. 🖤 #BrokenBow #Savages #SavagePride #TrackAndField #HeavenerInvitational #GoBrokenBow

🏆 LADY SAVAGES & SAVAGES WIN BIG AT MCALESTER! 🏆 🏆 LADY SAVAGES & SAVAGES WIN BIG AT MCALESTER! 🏆 Broken Bow swept the team titles at the 2026 Clark Bass Invitational hosted by McAlester High School on Friday — taking 1st place in BOTH the boys and girls varsity divisions! 🔴 Girls — 197 points | 1st place 🔴 Boys — 183 points | 1st place ✨ Highlights: • Kylee Burris dominated the sprints, winning both the 100m (12.98) and 200m (26.86) • Aden Hammonds won the shot put at 44-00 and was part of a 1-2-3 Broken Bow sweep in the discus • Greydon Howell took the 400m title in 50.55 • The Girls 4x100, 4x800, and 4x400 relay teams all brought home gold • The Boys 4x200 relay won in dominating fashion Big performances all around — Savage Track & Field is rolling! 💪 #BrokenBow #SavagePride #TrackAndField #ClarkBassInvitational

✋🏼🖐🏽🤙🏽Our students are diving into the world of stop-motion filmmaking —working in groups to plan, design, and bring their own creative stories to life one frame at a time. From building characters and sets to carefully capturing each movement, they’re learning that animation takes patience, teamwork, and a whole lot of imagination. Every tiny detail matters—and they’re absolutely rising to the challenge! “We can’t wait to share their finished films soon… stay tuned!” Said Ms. Tolison. Students currently featured while filming: Avery Landreth, Kim Richardson, Savannah Causey

🐻🫖A lovely Teddies and "T" party in Mrs. Morris's Pre-k class today! A T-errific T-ime! ☕️*pinky finger up*

⭐️💃Broken Bow High School is proud to present your… 2026 Varsity Dance Team! #Precision #Dedication #Coordination #Talent #ReadyToShine

⚾️Savage Varsity Baseball (10-3) swept a district doubleheader with Muldrow on Monday in run-rule fashion, 13-3 and 11-1. The wins keep Broken Bow unbeaten in District 4A-8 play, along with Sallisaw and Hilldale, their next two district opponents. The Savages will play Hilldale twice next week, with two games against Sallisaw scheduled for the following week. Final district standings will determine postseason playoff seedings for the teams.

This time of year definitely calls for divide and conquer! 😜🌲🎤 We had students competing at the McCurtain County Forestry Contest while several others traveled to Poteau for a Speech Contest—here are the results: 🌲 Forestry Contest Results 🏆 Champion Forestry Team 🥉 Rylan Hanks – 3rd High Individual 🛠️ Skylar Marshall – High Individual Tool ID Cason Ebert Colt Moyer Easton Ebert Brycen Hanks 🎤 Speech Contest Results Cason Ebert – 4th in 8th–9th–10th General Ag Cason Ebert – 4th in Agribusiness Josie Johnson Easton Ebert Gracie Jackman Kendry Camp Ember Moyer Kris McCune Mackila Dansby Good luck and safe travels as we compete in El Reno today at Redlands! 🙌🚍 #BuiltOnTraditionBoundForGreatness 💪 Broken Bow Public Schools

⭐️Congratulations to Kiwanis Sophomore of the Year 2026 ▫️Alydia Matlock! The Walter Hurst Sophomore of the Year Scholarship recognizes the leadership potential of high school sophomores and is designed to encourage the next generation of civic leaders. Each club selects a candidate from the applications submitted. Alydia Matlock was chosen by the Broken Bow Kiwanis. Candidates are then sent to the Texas-Oklahoma District, where a larger committee selects from the applications submitted by the clubs. Those chosen by the district are awarded a $600.00 scholarship upon graduation from high school.