Last Saturday, the Allen Cheer Squad traveled to Moore to compete in the Class 2A Game Day Regional. After a great performance, the team waited anxiously for the results — and it was worth it!
Last Saturday, the Allen Cheer Squad traveled to Moore to compete in the Class 2A Game Day Regional. After a great performance, the team waited anxiously for the results — and it was worth it!
Allen School held its traditional Senior Night 2025, honoring the senior football players, band members and cheerleaders this past Friday evening just prior to kickoff of the Allen/Gore game.
A lot of great costumes and visitors hit Allen Saturday night Trick-or-treating!
Wrestling greats Jamie ‘Ric Flair’ Rinehart, Lonni The Hulk Rinehart, and Starla ‘Macho Man’ McKinney. “Harry & Lloyd” Kelbi and Hux King, Shrek and Fiona - Kendelyn Vivier and friend.
Zombie Run
The Board of Education of Allen Public School District hereby announces that statutorily qualified individuals interested in running as a candidate for the Number One (1) currently held by Frank Bell seat and the unexpired term for Number Three (3) seat on the Allen Board of Education may file to run as a candidate for these seats at the Pontotoc County Election Board between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday, December 1, 2025, through Wednesday, December 3, 2025. Candidates who are registered in Hughes County may file with the Hughes County Election Board.
The scoreboard was lit up for 99 points last Thursday night, but the Mustangs broke the half-a-hundred mark to grab a huge win in Tulsa, 51-48. In a wild, back and forth game that saw both teams take two touchdown leads at one point, the Mustangs prevailed with, of all things, defense.
Applications are being taken for names to be placed on the 2025 Farmers State Bank Angel Tree, now until November 26th.
by Steve Bullard The Allen Mustangs claimed district runnerup Friday night with a 48-26 statement win over the Liberty Tigers. The Tigers came in 5-3, same as the Mustangs, with their own hopes of claiming that last first round home playoff game. After extending the lead to 48-6 in the third quarter, all Tiger hopes were dashed. continued page 3 Allen started strong, taking the opening kickoff and marching down the field and scoring on a Quintin Box 11yard keeper. A low snap on the extra point was turned into a pass from Box to Brax Wofford and the Mustangs claimed a quick 8-0 lead.
By Steve Bullard Coach Reade Box and the Mustangs had a tall task in front of them last Thursday. First, threatening storms moved their game up a full day. Second, after a short week of practice, they had to travel to Sallisaw to face a really good, physical Tiger squad in Central High. Box mentioned he was worried about this one going in, but his Mustangs quickly put his concerns to bed by destroying the Tigers on Senior Night, 40-0.
To Be or Not To Be
Move over Fatso
