Gary Trembly is a local journalist based in Cherokee County. He primarily writes for the Cleburne Times Review and the Tahlequah Daily Press, covering local sports events and community news. His work has also been featured in the Muskogee Phoenix and muskogeephoenix.com.
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Gary Trembly's coverage mainly revolves around local high school basketball events in Cherokee County. If you are reaching out to him, consider providing detailed and engaging recaps of recent games, insights into player performance or team dynamics, profiles on noteworthy players or coaches, and updates on facility upgrades related to the covered sports events.
As his focus is primarily local, relevant announcements regarding upcoming tournaments or significant changes within the teams he covers would likely capture his interest. Keep in mind that Gary's reporting heavily emphasizes event coverage as well as news about specific schools and their teams rather than broader trends or topics outside this geographic area.
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Lady Indians shut out Vian The Lady Indians bats were on fire as they picked up nine hits and eight runs in a win over the Vian Warriors.
By: Gary Trembly
Hulbert's Cody Botts rushes up field against the Caney Valley Trojans. The Riders took down the Trojans for their first win in 36 games.
By: Gary Trembly
H ULBERT — The Hulbert Riders opened their 2024 football season in grand fashion Friday, Sept. 6, soundly defeating the Caney Valley Trojans, 48-28.
Lady Indians build winning streak The Sequoyah Lady Indians took down another district opponent in a doubleheader on Monday, Sept. 9. SHS won over the Sequoyah-Claremore Lady …
HULBERT — By now, probably most people know how the Hulbert Riders won their opening game of the season for the first time since 2017. They are also likely aware
HULBERT - What a difference a week makes. A week ago, Sept. 6, the Porter Pirates traveled to Talihina where they were pretty much manhandled.
By: Gary Trembly
HULBERT - The Hulbert Junior High Riders football team rolled over the visiting Chouteau-Maize Wildcats, on Monday, Sept. 16, 28-18 at Rider Field.
Hulbert’s Dusty Tedder battles a Porter Pirate at the line of scrimmage. Show Momma Photography | Courtesy photo
By: Gary Trembly
McKenzie Wilson, 8, of the Sequoyah Lady Indians, goes up for a kill shot against Hulbert's Maddie Potts, 23, and other Lady Riders, Sept. 17. Show Momma Photography | Courtesy photo
By: Gary Trembly
Hulbert's Cody Botts rushes during the Riders'week two loss. HHS is looking to get back in the win column, and break a road losing record against the Westville Yellowjackets. Show Momma Photography | Courtesy photo
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