Myers honored at Wildcats Toolball game

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October 11, 2023

By Rodney Haltom sports EDITOR,

Longtime Checotah Wildcats supporter and educator Dr. Mitch Myers was honored for his 43 years of service running the clocks for Checotah ath Longtime Checotah Wildcats sup- letics. Myers is a walking encyclopedia porter and educator Dr. Mitch Myers of Checotah athletics.

“If you want to know anything about Checotah football, basketball or anything Checotah Dr. Myers was my source to go to. He has helped on the Gridiron Guide several times. Mitch is well deserving of this honor,” McIntosh County Democrat Sports Editor Rodney Haltom said.

Myers was a recipient of a Checotah Wildcats Football Jersey with his family by his side.

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