Story byThe Daily TelegramTroy Tennyson, The Daily TelegramSat, January 10, 2026 at 2:36 AM UTC·3 min readTECUMSEH ― In a blur of pink, worn by the Tecumseh girls basketball team in remembrance of Cancer Awareness, the Indians used a big first quarter and huge games from freshman Delaney Brown and junior Addi Zajac to pull away from the Adrian Maples on the way to a 60-37 win. Tecumseh controlled the game from the opening tip, outscoring Adrian 31-3 in the first quarter to take early control. The Maples were able to slow things down in the second quarter as Tecumseh took a 13-12 advantage in the second stanza to build a 44-15 lead at the half. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementMore: Busy day of girls hoops sees Adrian, LCS, Hudson and Blissfield winTecumseh put the game away with a shutdown third quarter on defense, only allowing two Adrian points enroute to the 14-2 third quarter, extending their lead to 58-17 after three quarters. The Indians emptied the bench in the fourth quarter while Adrian continued to battle to the final whistle, with the Maples taking the final quarter 13-9 to find the final score of 60-37. The Tecumseh Indians, shown here celebrating the New Year, took a Lenawee County rivalry battle Friday, defeating Adrian on Cancer Awareness NightInteresting StatisticsTecumseh’s largest lead of the game came at the 7:05 mark of the fourth quarter as they extended their lead to 43 points before Adrian settled in and closed the score with a 13-9 fourth quarter effort. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementTecumseh dominated the paint, outscoring Adrian 32-12 down low while also taking advantage of the Maples’ 21 turnovers for 31 points.
