The 2024 Broken Bow Savages resume their Summer Pride workouts today following a statewide mandatory hiatus as the players physically prepare for the upcoming fall season. Maverick Lang, the new head coach of the Savages, is excited about his team’s energy and enthusiasm in the weight room this summer and is eager to get them back on the practice field next month. A couple of new opponents are on the varsity football schedule this season as Glenpool and Tulsa McLain have replaced Fort Gibson and Madill in District 4A-4. McAlester, Durant and Idabel all return as the three non-district opponents, with an open date on the schedule for the week following the Idabel game. The three non-district games will all kick off at 7:30. Broken Bow celebrates homecoming and begins district play against Glenpool on Friday, September 27th. Two district games will be played on Thursday night this season, at home October 17th against Muskogee Hilldale and on the road October 31st against Tulsa McLain. The Savages play four of their seven district contests this season at home in Memorial Stadium, including their Senior Night game against Poteau on November 8th. All district games kick off at 7:00. All regular season games will be available via free live streaming on the Broken Bow Savages YouTube Channel again this year. Business media partnerships are available now by contacting us at media@bbisdapp.org. Season passes for reserved seating at the five home games this season will be available from the BBHS Athletic Department in August. General admission tickets may be purchased at the gate on game days. Follow this social media stream to stay informed about the 2024 Savages and the upcoming season. #SavageFootball #SavageStrong #GoSavages
Pre-K signing day July 23rd!
Broken Bow High School is looking for a highly-qualified individual that is a hard worker and team player to fill one of our secretary positions. Duties include: enrolling students, callings subs, helping answer phones, and working with parents, students, and staff members. Good computer skills are a necessity. Interested individuals can email a resume and letter of interest to Carla Ellisor, Superintendent, at cjellisor@bbisdapp.org. See our website at https://www.bbisd.org/page/job-openings
Who knew book club could be so wild?!?? 😆
The H3 Time Travelers Book Club, consisting of middle school and high students, traveled to Natchitoches, La for their summer culmination trip. While there, they learned about the history of the area through various tours, interacted with native wildlife, took a cruise on the Cane River Lake, and of course, enjoyed eating at local establishments!
Members who attended the trip were: Madi Flowers, Kaitey Guthery, Brycen Hanks, Rylan Hanks, D'Lyric Mitchell, Jordyn Nichols, Shaylee Rowan, Jaylee Smith, Joey Swafford, Kendall Wesley, and Addison Wesley.
Special thanks to Joni Flowers for making custom T-shirts. We are definitely "In Our Book Club Era!"
🎓Congratulations Kiwanis Seniors of the Month for July:
Kaden Hough & Raylee Stewart!
Summer has officially arrived and the heat is definitely rising around our Savage Football program. The players and coaches are working hard preparing themselves for the upcoming fall season.
This week, three more players distinguished themselves with their strong work ethics and leadership abilities. Senior Tyrin Tinajero, junior Bentley Brown, and sophomore Greydon Howell are recognized by the coaches as our Savages of the Week. The commitment these young leaders are showing is sure to translate onto the field this fall and expectations are high for all three players.
The team now enters into a "dead period" imposed by the state organization which oversees athletic competition, the OSSAA. All school sponsored athletic activities are suspended until July 8th. Players may continue to train but must do so on their own and may not use the school training facilities to do so.
Way to go Savages!! Your school and your community are proud of you for your commitment to the Savage Tradition. Enjoy your break. And remember, it's always a great day to be a Savage! #SavageStrong
A reminder that dead week is coming. All Athletic Facilities on Campus will be closed to students on these dates.
This was another great week of Summer Pride workouts and our underclassmen are stepping up and being noticed by the coaches. Rising junior Izaiah Fields, rising sophomore Brayden Williams, and rising freshman Aden Hammonds are recognized this week for their hard work and dedication to the program.
Our Savage Tradition continues as younger players begin to understand and commit to the Broken Bow Way. It's always a great day to be a Savage! #SavageStrong
🍎JOP OPENING for elementary school teacher. For more information or to apply contact:
Joanna Hall
Bennett Elementary
jhall@bbisdapp.org
🎮It's a new day for Savage Esports!
A huge thank you to Broken Bow administration for these gaming PCs! They put us at an equal competitive level with our rivals and will allow us to reach new heights!
Preparing for battle this fall is Kaszon Gallagher, Kaplan Burris, Gunner Pope, Colt Haltom, and Seth Sanders!
🔆Spotlight on Broken Bow’s Khloe Williams!
Link:
https://linedrivemedia.com/news/club-news-the-final-pitch-june-14-2024-spotlighting-impact-gold-prospect-khloe-williams-news-commits-when-doves-cry-sharing-is-caring/
Summer Pride workouts are continuing and our Savages are showcasing their dedication to the program through their hard work and enthusiasm. This year's players are committed to carrying on the Savage tradition of physical dominance and superior conditioning.
Rising Seniors Jaqob Champagne and Kaplan Burris, along with rising Junior A.J. Brannon, were chosen by our coaches as this week's Savages of the week for their leadership shown during the daily workouts.
It's always a great day to be a Savage. We are #SavageStrong.
Attention, all: BBISD is actively searching for custodial staff. Full and/or part time positions are available. Please go to: https://www.bbisd.org/page/job-openings for more information and application details. Or, drop by Central Office to apply in person.
Savage Wrestling Camp is coming!
Savage Family: We have updated our 24-25 school calendar. Please go to: https://5il.co/2oh28 to download/print our new calendar.
Congratulations to Sam Hurst for winning the OIAAA Male Athlete of the Year Scholarship! Sam had to write an essay about how sports have influenced his life.
He has also won the Section 6 (Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas) scholarship AND his essay is now up for a NIAAA scholarship as well.
Go Sam, go! Proud of you!
🐴📿Two talented Broken Bow students competed at the Oklahoma Youth Rodeo Association finals this weekend in Ada.
Cooper Smith competed in ribbon roping and team roping and Jerra Bean competed in goat tying, barrel racing and pole bending. Way to represent!
🥎Caitlynn Hammer is playing in the All State Softball game on Saturday, June 15th at 1:00 at OCU. Good luck, Caitlynn!
Summer Pride workouts have begun and three rising seniors stepped up this week to provide leadership through their examples. Kyler Cupit, Quinlan Bailey and Sky Baker held up the Savage standard every day this week by pushing themselves and their teammates to be bigger, faster and stronger players next season. All three of these leaders are recognized as this week's Summer Pride Savages of the Week.
Online enrollment must be completed for every student for each school year. If your student is a returning student, just log in and click "Enroll Student 2024-2025." If your student is new, click "Add New Student." Please see, www.bbisd.org, for more information by clicking on the "24-25 Student Enrollment" button.
