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 Tigers trounce Shawnee 9-0 The Tahlequah Lady Tigers softball team scored early and often in their 9-0 win over the Shawnee Wolves.
DEPEW — The Hulbert Lady Riders softball team played error-free ball in two games at the Depew Tournament, on Aug. 22, but came out on the short end
Keys’ Zach Patterson, left, runs in the rain during the 2023 State Championship meet. Jake Sermersheim | Daily Press
By: Gary Trembly
The Hulbert Lady Riders Volleyball Classic was successful, except for one thing: The Lady Riders didn’t win the championship.
The Keys Lady Cougars were unable to score a run, on Tuesday, Sept. 3, at home, falling to the Adair Lady Warriors, 14-0.
HULBERT - What a difference a week makes. A week ago, Sept. 6, the Porter Pirates traveled to Talihina where they were pretty much manhandled.
The Sequoyah Indians cross country teams have been running well in the current season, and have some big meets coming up, starting this Saturday, Sept. 28.
The Hulbert Riders have spent a lot of time on the bus this season.
By: Gary Trembly
The Hulbert Riders are coming off their second-best offensive output of the season, and are hoping the adrenaline of Homecoming Week will boost it more, resulting in their second win of the season.
By: Gary Trembly
When the Oklahoma Rural Elementary Schools [ORES] football state championship games were held, on Nov. 2, at Sequoyah High School in Tahlequah, it
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