🎮Savage ESports hit the digital arena yesterday against Pioneer Tech Center and Guymon in Pokémon: Unite.
This is a new game for us, so we've worked hard to understand it and I'm proud to say that their hard work has paid off! Broken Bow Team 1 and 2 walked away with a win!
🎮Team 1 beat Pioneer Tech Center, 2-0.
Team 1 (the pic with 4 players) is made up of:
Team Captain Gunner Pope
Trace Mulkey
Colt Haltom
Seth Sanders
William Woolsey (our MS Maestro, who fought his way to a team placement and earned it, but I forgot to get a picture before he left) -Coach Kiper
🎮Team 2 is made up of:
Team Captain Jai'lin Scales
Alex Abeyta
Josey Wells
Gunner Pope (volunteer helping Team 2)
Colt Haltom (volunteer helping Team 2)
45 RJMS FCCLA members are spending this afternoon at the OKC National Memorial. We are in the STEM lab learning about the investigations that took place concerning this terrible tragedy. Mrs. Carrell applied for a grant and we were chosen to be funded to take part in this activity and tour through a generation donation from a contributor to the OKC Memorial.
Big day for Bennett. Carla Fountain, director of Alice Fayes Youth Adult Planning Center, and Michael "Memphis" Douglas, from the Harlem Globetrotters, came by Bennett to promote a charity basketball game. Memphis showed off his skills with the basketball for the kids and even got them involved.
Here is the ⚾️RJMS SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL SCHEDULE and the important fundraisers that support it!
Savage swag and quality cleaning supplies are now available. TO ORDER find your favorite RJMS student or contact Ms. Amie Ross (580)579-7716 or call the school office (580) 584-9603. Thank you for your support!
Go Middle School Savages!
🌘🌑🌒Leah Green and Vickie Smith from the Museum of the Red River delivered NASA rated safe eclipse glasses for the students to safely enjoy the eclipse in April. A big thank you to them for keeping our kids safe!
The Total Eclipse is coming to our area April 8, 2024.
AJ Brannon and his Savage teammates travel to Ada tomorrow, Feb. 22nd, to take on the Tuttle Tigers in the first round of the 4A Regional Basketball Tournament. Tip-off is at 7:30pm. Go Savages! 📷Broken Bow Activity Shots
Bennett Students showed out at the McCurtain Spring Livestock Show with their doe goats!
Pictured is Caraline McGee, Jeti Ross, Cathrine Clark and Presley Lewis.
The Broken Bow Boys' Basketball team travels to Ada Thursday, Feb. 22nd to take on Tuttle is the first round of the Regional Tournament. The game tips off at 7:30pm. Livestreams of the game are available at www.kadaradio.net and www.adasports.net , as well as at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2PjTAs5slk GoSavages!
The Lady Savages Basketball team travels to Ada Thursday, Feb. 22nd to take on Tuttle is the first round of the Regional Tournament. The game tips off at 6:00pm. Livestreams of the game are available at www.kadaradio.net and www.adasports.net , as well as at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2PjTAs5slk GoSavages!
A few of the Tech Ed / Robotics students recently went to a regional TSA event in Sallisaw which included several competitions. Those who placed were Alex Abeyta ( 1st in forensics) and Ethan Seth Sanders ( 3rd in Coding).
🏀Regional Basketball First Round is at Ada. Second Round at Blanchard. Here is second round information for the upcoming Basketball Regional @ Blanchard High School along with a site map with directions for parking buses. If you will have your drivers follow the arrows on the map to the marked parking spot, it will be much easier to navigate, especially in the afternoon sessions Thursday and Friday. Players can unload there and we'll try to have someone available upon your arrival to direct you to your locker rooms. One other thing, make sure afternoon patrons are aware that gates for the afternoon sessions on Thursday and Friday will open at 12:30 (our last lunch is over at 12:26, so we can clear the commons area prior to opening). Ticket link: https://gofan.co/event/1394051?schoolId=OSSAA
⚾️Savage Baseball
Even when school’s out, Savages show class. 🎮Savage ESports had a Mario Kart meet at Weleetka today. This required six teenagers to leave the school at 6:30am on a day off, but these athletes were ready to go at the start! Our teams did very well and made respectable places. More importantly, they showed good sportsmanship to all of their competitors. 🎮Team 1 was made up of Team Captain Seth Sanders and Payson Scott. 🎮Team 2 was made up of Trace Mulkey and Gunner Pope. 🎮Team 3 was made up of Lex Wallis and Josey Wells. As always, it’s a great day to be a Savage!
OSSAA District Vocal Solo and Ensemble contest in the books. We tell our students before we start this process that our goal is not to collect medals that collect dust. Our goal is to be a better singer at the end of the process than we are when we begin! The superintendent of our school was our very talented accompanist. Ms. Carla Ellisor spent countless hours with us over the last few weeks helping us prepare for today. I feel pretty confident when I say we may be the only school that brought their superintendent with them to contest! We are grateful to Ms Ellisor for sharing her time and talent with us. Another big thank you to Mr. Thomas for driving our bus! 59 superior medals and 8 excellent certificates It’s a great day to be a Savage!!!! Every high school kid that sang today qualified to sing at State!! State contest here we come!! -Mrs. Thomas
Sat, Feb 17, 2024 is R.A.K. Day!
Maybe be thinking of a random act of kindness you can do today!? It starts with each of us. :) Have a great day!
🏀Congratulations to the guys, too! 2024 District Champions!! #WhatANight #SavageStrong
🏀Congratulations to the Lady Savage Basketball Team! 2024 District Champions!!
🏈BREAKING SCHEDULE CHANGE: The 2024 Savage Football Banquet date is having to be moved due to Basketball going to Regionals next weekend.
🏈The new day is March 29th at 6:30pm. It will still be at the new Choctaw Nation Investment Center. Tickets ($20) are available at the high school office or at the door! Please share this date change with your family. See you March 29th!
Savage wrestler, Victor Silva, wins in the first round in 4A East Regionals! Advances to quarterfinals! Go Savages!!
The JAG organization hosted a blanket drive for the DaVita Dialysis center and a diabetic sock drive for Hill Nursing Home in Idabel. JAG officers Kaley Bray, Glen Haley, Skylar O'Rear, and Kruse Ward, with JAG Program Coordinator, Veronica Tuttle (Mrs. Vee) delivered the blankets and socks to those agencies on February 14. These student officers visited with nursing home residents and delivered handmade Valentine's Day Cards made by the JAG students to each resident. All in all, these community service projects were a smashing success!
