For a sport that is considered the most popular sport in the world, soccer seems like it's such a small thing here in LeFlore County. Soccer was founded in England in the 19th century. The original name...
When most people think of Track and Field, they picture someone jogging the track and calling it a day. Spoiler Alert - it’s not that simple. There are many events that are all pretty different. Track...
Hey Pirates, today the Pirate Log is coming at you with an exciting new update from the esports team! Our players have been competing in multiple games, so let's get into what all has been happening this...
The people of Poteau love football. It’s our biggest sport, both in viewers and players. This year our varsity team consisted of 73 players, the most we’ve ever had. Our players put on a good season,...
The Poteau color guard is looking into making a big splash in the competitions of the winter guard season. Coach Ashley Moore’s biggest goal she wants to accomplish during winter guard is to grow stronger...
Football season is starting! You know what that means, Friday Night Lights, ice cream after a good game, and cheering on your team with a blanket and some popcorn from the sidelines. After an undefeated...
Entering a new school year means entering new sports seasons, and what better way to kick off the 2024 season than with Cross Country! A worldwide sport as of 1903, the first ever Cross country...
With the sun out and the breeze flowing through, it’s a good day to play ball. It's thrilling to watch your favorite team battle it out for the win, and you can feel the tension in the air as each pitch...
Along with the numerous activities starting up at PHS, the Golf season is about to begin. The golf team has been practicing ever since January and has been putting in numerous hours of work. Coach Jarrett...
Poteau High School is preparing to take on the spring track and field season with an all time record already being broken. On January 6th, the track team blazed a trail to Pitt State Kansas where at an...
