The Weleetka Outlaws continued their perfect season with an impressive 44-6 victory over Strother last week, showcasing both offensive firepower and defensive strength. The win keeps the Outlaws undefeated as they prepare for the highly anticipated North Canadian River Rivalry game against the Wetumka Chieftains.
Recently the Wetumka City Council convened an emergency meeting to tackle urgent matters related to the city’s infrastructure and public safety.
Wetumka Fire Department recently provided mutual aid to the Weleetka Fire Department during a dual structure fire at the corner of 8th and Choctaw Streets in Weleetka. According to Wetumka’s new Fire Chief, Cody Wright, the Weleetka Fire Department was initially re- sponding to a grass fire when the structure fire broke out.
The Weleetka Outlaws football team continues its remarkable season, cruising to a decisive 50-0 victory over Thackerville on Friday night. With this win, the Outlaws advance to an im - pressive 7-0, maintaining their unbeat - en streak as they aim for a deep playoff run.
In a heartfelt ceremony, Weleetka Schools honored long-time coach Tony Hawkins by naming the football field "Tony Hawkins Field” in recognition of his decades of dedication to the school and the community. Coach Hawkins, a legend- ary figure in Wele -etka athletics, has left an indelible mark on the Outlaws football program, guiding the team to some of its most successful seasons.
Weleetka Outlaws Dominate Cyril with 50-0 Victory
Brent Lee Turpin was born on July 20, 1964, in Holdenville, Oklahoma. He passed away at his home in Calvin, Oklahoma on Monday, October 21, 2024.
The Weleetka Outlaws continued their perfect season with an impressive 44-6 victory over Strother last week, showcasing both offensive firepower and defensive strength. The win keeps the Outlaws undefeated as they prepare for the highly anticipated North Canadian River Rivalry game against the Wetumka Chieftains.
Photos by Dane Smart, Tribune Sports Editor
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