Rangers Get Top Seed For County Tourney
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The brackets have been announced for the upcoming Sequoyah County Basketball Tournament, following a recent seeding meeting at Muldrow.

Defending champion Roland has received the top seed in the boys' bracket for the tournament, which is scheduled for Jan. 5-10.

The Rangers are 4-0 heading into Saturday night's game at Eufaula and will open play in the county tournament against Webbers Falls.

Other first-round pairings for the boys include Vian vs. Gore, Sallisaw vs. Central and Gans vs. Muldrow.

In the girls' division, Roland will meet Gans in the first round and Vian will face three-time defending champion Muldrow.

On the other side of the girls' bracket, Gore is paired with Central and Sallisaw is scheduled to play Webbers Falls.

The main site for the county tournament will be the Muldrow Activities Center with Roland's Carl Matlock Fieldhouse serving as a sub-site.
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