Ada —
Christie Jennings finally learned who her first-ever opponent would be as the head coach of the Ada Lady Cougars last week during a coaches meeting to determine the seedings of this week's Oklahoma Baptist University Bison Invitational that kicks off Thursday in Shawnee.
Ada, ranked No. 12 in Class 4A, will meet Tecumseh in a first-round matchup at 1:30 p.m.
"I know coach (Amy) Shelby has been there a while and does a good job," Jennings said. "But we're really just more worried about ourselves than any of our opponents right now."
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Caydn Howard and Kyndel Carter are the only two seniors on the 2012-13 Ada High girls basketball team. And with Howard starting the year injured, Carter will be the lone senior playing — at least for the time being — for first-year head coach Christie Jennings. Richard R. Barron
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Christie Jennings, Ada girls basketball coach Richard R. Barron
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Members of the 2012-13 Ada High girls basketball team include, from left to right: (front row) Essence Hopkins, Kendal Wilson, Fisher Fulton, Natalie Buck, Brittany Prince, Charlie Walker and Rosa Ngouan; (middle row) Dembri Weeks, Markeisha Black, Jaycee Boydston, Kyndel Carter, Elizabeth Redman, Ryleigh Cooper and Tara Horton; (back row) Kendal Johnson, Menee Thomsen, Cayden Howard, Olivia Pruitt, Aaliyah Blakley, Olivia Wells, McKenzie Sockey, Haley Dean, Sami Jewett and Devanee Simmons. Richard R. Barron
December 3, 2012
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