During the month of May, the Chickasaw Nation will host events open to the public at no charge at the Chickasaw Cultural Center, 867 Cooper Memorial Road.
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Sulphur’s winning 4x400 girl’s relay team had one simple goal this season: to break the school record. Pictured are, from left, Kenzie Ruth, Makella Mobly, Jaidy Vallandingham and Kyrtleigh Snow.
For the group of Kenzie Ruth, Makella Mobly, Jaidyn Vallandingham and Kyrtleigh Snow, the goal was simple to start the year.
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These Sulphur seniors won varying outstanding athlete honors at the school’s annual All-Sports Banquet last week. They are, from left, Darin Jones, Cole Johnson, Mason Lance, Johnny Cazares, Hannah Harden, Joana Reyes, Trey Kiser, Jordan Goodman and Caleb Pierce.
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Tally Thomas, left, presents the Female Fighting Heart Award to Mishayna Gilmore.
The Male and Female Academic Athlete of the Year honors went to Darin Jones, left, and Lily Borders.
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Sulphur High School teacher and coach Grant Bates, right, presents the Jeff Nye Fighting Heart Award to Mason Lance.
Sulphur High School’s Male and Female Athlete of the Year honors went to Jordan Goodman, left, and Trey Kiser.
In one of the best athletic years ever at Sulphur High School, one could imagine the annual athletic banquet was a fun night full of decorated athletes and accomplishments.
Last spring, Sulphur’s Kenzie Ruth finished as runner-up in the 300 hurdles.
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ABOVE: Faith Howe clears the bar and wins the state pole vaulting title recently, her second consecutive title. RIGHT: Kenzie Ruth, right, comes from back in the pack to win the 300 intermediate hurdles at the state track meet recently.
After winning state in the pole vault last year, Sulphur’s Faith Howe had already accomplished more than most in her high school career.
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