Pocola swept a pair of Black Diamond Conference basketball games from Heavener to close out the regular season Monday night.
Pocola hosts Wilburton in a Class 2A district Friday. Heavener is off until visiting Spiro at 6 p.m. Saturday for a Class 3A district tournament.
Pocola made easy work of both games, grabbing an early lead in both contests and cruising to easy wins as both Pocola teams took the easy wins in Black Diamond Conference play.
The Lady Indians won the opener, 57-30, before Pocola’s boys won a battle of two of the top boys teams in the county, 73-43, in the late game.
Heavener Middle School students of the month for January were (left to right) Hector Hernandez, Sophia Miller and Caleb Castillo.
With Valentine's Day approaching, here's a reminder of our policy on flowers, gifts and balloons:
Elementary and Middle School:
Students must know they are receiving a delivery before they come to school. All flowers and other gifts for students may be picked up at the end of the school day from the Elementary Office.
High School:
Students must know they are receiving a delivery. All flowers and other gifts for students may be picked up from the Delivery Table in front of the office by the student. The office will not be responsible for any gifts not being delivered/received.
No balloons will be allowed on the school buses. Balloons are a violation of school bus safety laws.
*** We will not be interrupting classes to let students know they have a delivery.***
Heavener's district basketball tournament games at Spiro Saturday start 6 p.m.
Heavener police officer Areli Jiminez spoke to middle school students about being a former Heavener student and what it is like to be a police officer. HPS appreciates her service and also for taking the time to speak to the students.
Heavener Elementary students recognized: https://leflorecountyjournal.com/heavener-elementary-students-recognized/
Heavener parent-teacher conferences are 4-7 p.m. Thursday.
Heavener to visit Talihina Monday
Heavener’s basketball teams will visit Talihina Monday to make up games that were postponed last week due to the winter weather.
Heavener to play at Spiro in districts
The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association released the postseason brackets for Class 4A, 3A and 2A Friday.
Heavener plays at Spiro in a Class 3A district tournament in Area III. The winners and losers play at a regional sub-site at Antlers with the area at Ada.
FYI - The Book Fair is coming next week. Feb. 7th & 8th - Glenn Scott Library, Feb. 9th - 16th - Elementary Library
Basketball vs Talihina has been postponed. We hope to reschedule for next week. Everyone stay safe and warm #AlphaSleet #WolfMeat
Heavener’s boys started strong and finished strong to complete a sweep of the two games Friday night at Wilburton in Black Diamond Conference play.
The Wolves started with a 17-0 run to open the game, allowed the Diggers to claw back into the game, then slammed the door down the stretch to capture a 53-36 victory.
Heavener’s girls dominated the opener over a struggling Wilburton team for a 39-20 win.
Heavener is back at action Tuesday at Talihina Tuesday. Watch the replay of Friday's games at https://youtu.be/7yGBKlT_J-U
Pocola swept Heavener in basketball games Thursday in Black Diamond Conference play.
The games were originally scheduled to be played Tuesday but were pushed back by the winter weather.
Heavener visits Wilburton Friday
Due to a conflict on Stigler's end the 7th and 8th grade games scheduled for Thursday January 26 have been cancelled.
Heavener’s fifth and sixth grade academic team got first place in the OJABA regional academic meet Saturday. They qualified for the state meet. Teams attending were Hodgen, Central A and B, Cameron, Brushy, Panama and Bokoshe.
The Wolves' Landon Thurman (pictured) and Devry Ritter were named to the all-tournament team for the 2023 LeFlore County Tournament.
Heavener's boys finished third in the LeFlore County Tournament with a 47-40 win over Spiro Saturday afternoon in Spiro.
For all games today at Spiro
Heavener's boys advanced to the LCT semifinals with a 53-30 win over Talihina in Poteau Tuesday night. The Wolves play Wister Friday 8:30 p.m. at Spiro. The Lady Wolves lost their quarterfinal game to Howe, 89-45, and play Panama 4 p.m. Wednesday at Poteau.
HPS hosted the second Drop Everything and Chat day today PK-12th grade. Today, every teacher during each class period took the first part of their class time to introduce students to different college and career options. This initiative is following training provided by the #k20center over Creating a College and Career Going Culture.
