The Chieftains went on the road to face the 9-1 Okeene Whippets in the first round of playoffs. The Whippets jumped out to a 36 point lead before Dwayne Lowe and Phillip Ross each scored a touchdown. The final score was 60-12. Wetumka finishes the year with a 5-6 record.
WETUMKA SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS TAKE
The Weleetka Outlaws continued their dominant season Friday night with a 48–3 road win over the Alex Longhorns, fueled by another record-setting showing from senior quarterback Isaiah Drake.
Wetumka Students to Veterans: Thank You!
The undefeated Weleetka Outlaws hosted their rival Wetumka Chieftains on Friday night. The Chieftains took the opening drive all the way down the field and took an early lead of 8-0 on a Dwayne Lowe Touchdown. Isiah Drake led the Outlaws on a scoring drive that tied it up 8-8. Then the Outlaws recovered and onside kick. End of 1st quarter tied up 8-8.
Malaiah Berryhill, Adelyn Davenport, and Madi dilday
Native American Heritage Month is celebrated every November to honor the history, culture, and contributions of American Indian, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, and American Samoan people. It is a time to raise awareness about the rich traditions of Native communities, educate the public about their heritage, and acknowledge the challenges they have faced and continue to face. The observance officially began when President George H.W.
The Weleetka Outlaws left no doubt on Friday night as they roared to a 64–14 playoff victory over the Shattuck Indians, turning in one of their most explosive offensive performances of the season. From the opening whistle, the Outlaws controlled every phase of the game, combining a powerful ground attack, precision passing, and a smothering defense to advance confidently to the next round.
The Chieftains went on the road to face the 9-1 Okeene Whippets in the first round of playoffs. The Whippets jumped out to a 36 point lead before Dwayne Lowe and Phillip Ross each scored a touchdown. The final score was 60-12. Wetumka finishes the year with a 5-6 record.
My friend Tim Schnoebelen of The Mooreland Leader recently wrote the following and I wanted to share it with our readers….
Donnie McCarn was born December 23, 1950 in Holdenville. He was born to Robert and Belle McCarn. Donnie grew up and attended school in Holdenville where he excelled in baseball and basketball. After high school, Don worked for Chapman Ranch for several years before going to work as a carpenter with Papa Bob. He then started his career working for Walmart in Loss Prevention. After retiring from Walmart, Don returned to carpentry and building custom homes.
