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The Many Tigers saw their winning streak extend to four games after a stunning 50-0 defeat of the Winnfield Tigers during their homecoming game on October 8.

The game saw perfect weather and a strong Homecoming crown. The Many Tigers received the ball first after the coin toss, and quick ly made their way to the red zone before Jeremiah James put six points on the board with a rushing touchdown from five yards out. A two-point conversion failed.

Shortly after #3 Swazy Carheel recovered a Winnfield fumble, which gave the Tigers the ball on their opponent’s 17- yard line. Seemingly seconds later Jeremiah James was back in the end zone for his second touchdown. A 17-yard run got him there. London Williams then successfully completed a two-point conversion for the Tigers to gain a 14-0 lead. Shortly before the end of the first quarter, London Williams scored his first touchdown of the night to bring the score to 20-0.

The Many Bass Club held its September 2021 Tournament the weekend of September 11 on Toledo Bend. Participants had the option to fish Friday Night, Saturday, Saturday Night or Sunday. The weather was hot and dry for the entire weekend with high temperatures still touching the nineties; water temperatures were in the mid-eighties, and hazy skies welcomed the anglers. The Lake level had fallen nearly a foot in the month prior to the tournament and was down to 168.15 by tournament time. Eleven anglers participated in the tournament, and only four of the anglers were able to catch a five fish limit under the tough conditions. The winning stringer which included an impressive 11.03 pound Lunker was caught Friday night in deep water. The Second and Third place stringers were caught Saturday in shallow water.

The Many Tigers, fresh off of their second state championship season, are warmed up and look ready to face their upcoming challenge of the Tioga Indians on September 24.

Many quickly fell to 0-1 on the season after a disheartening and rare loss at home to the Union Parish Farmers by a score of 42-32.

The Tigers often play higher classified schools at the start of the season, and this was one of those games, as the Tigers are 2A while the Farmers are 3A.

Many came out strong and looking for a win over a team that has become quite the rival over the past few years. The Farmers lost the ball while receiving the opening kickoff and the Tigers fell on it to force the turnover. They capitalized on the first drive of the game, with Tackett Curtis and London Williams establishing a presence the team hopes to maintain throughout the year. In fact, it was a handoff to Williams to score the Tigers’ first score of the year to put Many up 8-0.

The Many Tigers powerlifting team has received their rings after capturing the state championship. Pictured are Coach Jesse Curtis, Colton Boswell, Adam Miller, Cole Pickett, Nick Tatum, London Williams, Ethan Williams, Evan Williams, Dutch Kor, Chase Higganbotham, and Coach Hall.

The Many Bass Club held its August, 2021, tournament on the weekend of August 7 on Toledo Bend. The fishing conditions were challenging for the club. The seasonal weather was typical for August with hot, humid conditions and bright skies. The water temps were in the upper eighties and the Lake level was falling all week prior to the tournament and was down to 169.8 by tournament time. Fifteen anglers participated in the derby and only five of the anglers were able to catch a five fish limit. Most of the anglers chose to fish deep but the first and second place anglers caught their fish in less than three feet of water.

BOM was proud to sponsor the Louisiana Darlings from Sabine Parish. 

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City Bank is proud to sponsor the Many High Tiger Football team. Pictured with Branch Manager, Tanya Peterson, is Head Coach Jess Curtis and Asst Coach Pete Townsend.

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The Many Bass Club’s July, 2021, tournament was held July 10 and July 11 on Toledo Bend. The weather was hot, humid with afternoon thunderstorms and sunny to partly cloudy conditions on both days. The lake level had fallen throughout the two weeks prior to the tournament and was at 171.00 feet at tournament time. The falling water and water temperatures in the mid-eighties pushed the fish into summer patterns, but some fish remained shallow for the tournament. The anglers had their choice of fishing Friday night, Saturday, Saturday night or Sunday. The winning stringer was caught by an angler who chose to fish Friday night while second, third and Big Bass were all caught by anglers who fished Saturday.

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Northwestern State University’s Purple Pizzazz Pom Line and NSU Cheer each won first place honors in camps held at Texas A&M University.

The Pom Line won first place at Universal Dance Association Camp for its Home Routine in Division I. The routine was learned prior to camp and was choreographed by former Saintsation Jesse Hernandez.

NSU Cheer placed first for its Timeout Routine at the Universal Cheer Association Camp.

The Pom Line earned superior ratings in the Game Day category and an overall Superior Team rating as each team member received a blue ribbon for their individual performances.

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Sabine Dixie Angels played in the district tournament in Many on June 18, 19. They went undefeated in double elimination against Caldwell and NW Lasalle only allowing three runs the entire weekend. They will advance to state in Ruston on July 10. On the bottom row are Kynli Ebarb, Caydelynn Remedies, Ella Sepulvado, Grace Neugent, Karly Sepulvado, and Lila Sepulvado. Players on the middle row are Delaney Meshell, Zy’keria Montgomery, La’Rayia Collier, Hallie McLaren, Kaylee Edmonson, Kazmin Leone. Pictured standing at top are coaches Bradley McLaren, Kimberly Montgomery, and Matt Sepulvado.

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