Amarion Wilson, no. 6, makes a cut toward the hole as the Ram offensive opens up a running lane for him. Kelsi Wood | JHS
Timpson Running back Jeffrey Richardson heads upfield while lineman Dillon Wilkie looks to clear the way for him in action against Palestine Westwood. Aylee Crow | Timpson Student Media Intern
Members of the Timpson band take a moment to show their school spirit during the Bears’ game against the Palestine Westwood Panthers last Friday night. Aylee Crow | Timpson ISD Student Media Intern
Ram Jacob Gatlyn streaks toward the end zone with a couple of Tigers in hot pursuit. Kelsi Wood | JHS
The Joaquin band plays out in support of the Rams at their game against Tenaha last Thursday night. Kelsi Wood | JHS
Tenaha Tiger Jataivius Malone turns the corner while three Joaquin Ram defenders hustle to cut him off. David Danley | Light and Champion
Kori Miles powers through a tackle up the middle in last week’s game against the Joaquin Rams. Zakary Hartley | Tiger Media
Kori Miles goes airborne in an effort to pick up more yardage as he is met by a Ram defender. Zakary Hartley | Tiger Media
Albert Parker Jr. attempts to turn the corner while a Panthers defender aims to take him down. Aylee Crow | Timpson Student Media Intern
Kori Miles fights for yardage while being wrapped up by Joaquin defenders. David Danley | Light and Champion
The Tenaha band and flag team stir up Tiger pride during halftime. Lauri Sisk | THS
After game three of the 2025 season, the Bears will have a bye week before traveling to Tyler Grace to take on the Wolfe City Wolves.This past week the Bears came up short, falling to Palestine Westwood by a score of 49-28, resulting in a 1-2 record. On the offense, the Bears had juniors, Jeffrey Richardson, leading with 194 rushing yards, and Albert Parker, with 157 rushing yards. The t...
