2025 VYPE Spring Players to Watch – Presented by RibCrib 

Comments are directly from their coaches. To add someone to this list please email [email protected].

Academic Team – 

Ty Martin – Broken Bow

Ty always has a positive attitude.  It doesn’t matter what the situation is, how bad the score is, or how many games we’ve lost, Ty is always cheerful and ready to encourage those around him.  He’s a good player, who knows a lot about a lot, but more than that, he’s a good person.

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Lexi Mann – Drummond

Lexi is always there to explain a math problem, or offer support to anyone on her team!

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Chevy McLemore – Haileyville

Chevy is dependable, hard working and works well with all teammates.  He volunteers to help in all situations.

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Sierra Shrum – Mangum

A junior, Sierra is as competitive a player as I’ve ever coached, but she’s able to temper that fire with a clear head. She also understands and practices the values of respect and determination, which are part of the culture that our team embodies. She is a tremendous help during matches, and I expect her to take on even more of a leadership role when next season starts.

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James Durst – Piedmont

James has always been one of the most responsible and dependable members of the academic team. He is one of the top scorers, and is a crucial member of the varsity team. He always stays after practice to help clean up, and is always there to lend a helping hand.

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Mason Sumpter – Red Oak

Mason is the backbone of the team. He is knowledgeable about history, science, medicine, music, and literature. He supports all of the players, and he has expertise in subjects that complement his teammates. His kindness does not go unnoticed, whether in the classroom or at a competition. Mason brightens everyone’s day with his witty one-liners.

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James Mills – Chisholm

James is very quiet, but I can always count on him. He shows up and does whatever is needed without complaint.

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Luke Tacker – Hobart

Luke is a senior and answers his fair share of questions. In addition to that, he is polite and dependable, and he has a great attitude.

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Matthew Mihalik – Guthrie

Matthew J. Mihalik is a remarkable individual who exemplifies great character and is an invaluable teammate. He is not only exceptionally smart but also embodies kindness and support, making him a fantastic leader within our academic team. Despite being limited to competing only once this year due to scheduling conflicts, Matthew has played a crucial role in rallying our team together. He consistently assists acting team captain Bella in organizing practices and mock games, ensuring that everything runs smoothly. Matthew goes above and beyond by arranging practice sessions, keeping team members focused and engaged, and diligently helping organize and clean up afterward. His dedication, leadership, and unwavering support for his teammates have significantly contributed to our team’s overall success, and we are incredibly grateful to have him as part of our academic family.

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Jayden Ashton – Wagoner

Jayden is one of the most respectful kids at WHS. He always shows up to practice and never complains.  He takes this attitude to tennis as well, where he qualified for the state tournament last year.

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Sreekar Vajjha – Classen SAS @NE

Sreekar has been competing in academic team competitions since he was in the 3rd grade and really enjoys both the competition and the learning involved. Sreekar has begun helping to coach younger students and guiding them to find success in academic team activities. When he isn’t helping to coach and encourage those ambitious achievers to become elite competitors, he spends his time studying potential questions, maintaining a 4.40 gpa as an AP major, and showing up for every practice and game for the Classen SAS @ NE Academic Team ready to go as the captain.

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Ashlin Wright – Panama

She gave the most touching speech about being part of a team and the memories after we lost at Regionals.

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Jennifer Groves – Covington-Douglas

Jennifer is a senior leader on our team. She has been on the team since fifth grade. She is the best team captain we have ever had. She considers what everyone on the team knows and goes from there. She never picks something solely based on what she wants. She is always thinking of the team. We will miss her quick wit, leadership, and encouragement to the younger players. Jennifer went above and beyond learning about classical artists and their works this year. This proved to be a great move on her part, and she gave us the upper hand on many games.

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Dawson Lynch – Muldrow

Dawson is quiet, but mighty.  He is self-possessed, and can sometimes be a calming influence on the other students.

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Payne Coody – Grandfield

Payne is a sophomore at Grandfield. He is our guy that knows some of the oddest topics. If there is a question that seems off the wall random knowledge, it’s almost a guarantee that Payne knows it. He is always happy to be there, bringing positivity to the rest of his team members. He is always eager to practice, and often drags other members along with him to get in extra practice. Super excited to see what is in store for Payne!

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Ty McLemore – Hartshorne

Ty is an amazing kid. He is the “hype man” of our team. His enthusiasm and dedication are second to no one. He is at every practice, every meet, and takes every opportunity to participate that he can.

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Luke White – Calera

Luke is a very passionate player.  He is very funny, always excited when we do well, and so willing to pump up his team.  He is fearless in answering and genuinely wants to improve his playing to help our team be more successful.

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Colson Hutson – Kiefer

Colson Hutson joined our program in the spring of 2022. He has been a fierce competitor and fought through regionals last year to tie us with six other schools. Unfortunately, our previous games were outranked and we did not make it to state. Colson is taking that defeat and putting that into this season’s gaming. He led the team to victory last week in Mario Kart and is navigating Splatoon 3! He is hungry for victory this season.

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Blake Whitfield – Broken Bow

Blake is only a freshman, but he is already a starting player on the team.  He is a history buff, especially when it comes to World War II.  He plays with a competitive spirit, but is always ready to help and support the team.  I believe Blake is going to grow and learn so much within the next few years.  One day he may be unstoppable on the buzzer.

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Aiden Melzer – Drummond

He is a history expert!

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Briar Adams – Haileyville

Briar is a freshman here at Haileyville.  He is a great asset to the team bringing knowledge of current events, movies/tv and math.  This is Briar’s first year to compete with the academic team.

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Eldon Rankins – Mangum

Eldon has played for us primarily as a speed round player; when certain topics come up, we know he can assist us with his level of expertise. He’ll continue to play that role, but I do see him playing during the toss-up rounds next year and beyond as he gets more comfortable with the high school game. As a freshman, Eldon also played with the junior high academic team and helped lead them to a conference championship this year. He’s also been able to balance academic bowl with basketball, which is no easy feat.

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Leonidas Mears – Piedmont

Leonidas is a key member of the academic team. He excels in all subjects, especially social studies and math. Not only is he an avid member of the team, he is a top student in his class. He is a sophomore, and is currently enrolled in accelerated classes such as chemistry and engineering at CVTech.

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Oeshen Nix – Red Oak

Oeshen has an incredible mind for mathematics. He is one of the brightest young students on the team, and he has the potential to become the varsity captain in the future. He loves to study new things about mathematics and can quickly answer questions regardless of the difficulty.

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Houston Moore – Chisholm

Houston was part of a middle school team that competed in nationals last year. He’s quick and knowledgeable. I cannot wait to see how he will grow and perform in the next three years.

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Cooper Gray – Hobart

Cooper is a math whiz. The students only have ten seconds to do math calculations. Many students do not even attempt to solve the problems with that time limit, but he is often able to answer them.

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Andrew Willoughby – Guthrie

Andrew Willoughby is a standout sophomore known for his unwavering trustworthiness and dependability. He has a natural ability to support those around him, always ready with a warm smile that brightens any room. With a sharp intellect and a keen willingness to assist others, Andrew fosters an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued. His positive attitude and genuine kindness make him not only a reliable friend but also a respected peer, contributing to both his personal connections and the community at large. Overall, Andrew embodies the qualities of an exceptional individual who inspires and uplifts everyone he encounters.

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Kael Humphries – Wagoner

Kael is a sophomore and has worked very hard this year to secure a starting position on the team.  His specialties are sports trivia as well as presidential and historical facts. He is currently the fourth highest scorer on the team.

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Milla Heusman – Classen SAS @ NE

Milla is a sophomore at Classen SAS @NE and has been involved in academic team competition since middle school. Milla has a knack for all things related to mythology and enjoys science and reading immensely. Milla has grown in confidence and has expanded her knowledge base significantly. Milla is one to watch for certain!

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Joe Sharp – Covington-Douglas 

Joe Sharp is a sophomore at Covington-Douglas. He is a great team member and is currently working on learning all of the world’s capitals. He joined the elective academic class as an underclassman and showed a thirst for being a better team member. He is encouraging to other team members and learns all he can from them. He has a knack for geography, history, and Marvel. He is also involved in football, basketball, baseball, track, and 4-H. He is a state 4-H representative, Garfield County secretary, and Covington 4-H club reporter.

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Clay Page – Muldrow

Clay was our only freshman, but shows great promise.

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Blaise Dean – Grandfield

Blaise is a sophomore at Grandfield and a HUGE asset to Grandfield Academics. He is a basketball player, as well as a student council member at Grandfield. He is the team member that is always there to put a smile on someone’s face. It is very rare if he is ever in a bad mood, both during school and at academic meets. He is always eager to help his team push forward, as well as being the ace when it comes to science or sports. Excited to see what Blaise brings to Grandfield academics in the future!

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Autumn Johnston – Hartshorne 

Autumn is an intelligent young lady. She is eager to learn and is gaining confidence all the time. She will be a force to be reckoned with by the time she is a senior.

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Rylae Jarmon – Calera

Rylae is our main captain.  She is extremely intelligent and confident.  She is a great leader and is an incredibly hard worker.  She will be a fierce competitor in future seasons.

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BASEBALL

Jackson Miller and Micheal Lynch – Mount St Mary

Jackson has dealt with some injuries throughout his career and finally got a chance to pitch last year and was really good.  He will be one of our top returning arms this year and excited to see what he will do over the course of a full year on the mound. Michael leads our team bible study every friday morning and is one of best kids I have ever coached.

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Gavyn Heppel and Parker Ireland – Hilldale

Gavyn is a good outfield and very solid hitter for us. Gavyn is just a kid you can depend on that doesn’t get all the recognition.. Parker does a great job on and off the field. He is a very good student and also a three sport athlete that does a great job for all three teams. Parker was a big part of our season last year and we have high expectations for him this year.

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Cash Collins – Vian

Cash is a four-year letterman in baseball and shows animals in FFA.

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Bode Hall and Draden Deloache – Tahlequah

Bode is a senior who will do much more for his teammates in the dugout and locker room than what will be noticed. Draden is a junior player who does everything he is supposed to and more and is a great example for our younger guys!

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Kingston Arnold, Carson Cooper and Brett Reed – Calumet

Kingston plays wherever he needs to to help the team. He’s one of the better offensive players on the team as well as one of our top pitchers. He is an outstanding catcher, but also a very good infield. He bats the middle of our lineup and drives in a lot of runs with his gap to gap power. Carson has been in FFA for six years. He has been an officer for Calumet for the last three years. He is a first baseman on our team and has played a key role in the middle of our lineup. Brett moved in as a junior and has really contributed for us in the middle of our lineup. He plays third base, catcher, and pitches for us. He always has a great attitude on and off the field. He’s very respectful of his teachers, teammates, and people of the community.

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Brock Natale – Broken Arrow

Outstanding young man that leads our team both on and off the field. Excellent in the classroom and work ethic is second to none. Will play second base this year after being our starting shortstop last year.

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Nolan Muncy – Red Oak 

He was a huge arm for us this fall. When this kid is at his best, he can really go compete with anybody and give us a chance to win. He has been a big reason we were able to win some of the games we won because of him competing on the mound. Big bat in our lineup as well, he is our three hole hitter and he has scored us a bunch of runs. I look forward to him continuing to make big leaps as an athlete and win big games for us this spring.

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Cale McKinzie – Depew

He has been a big part of FFA his whole time here. He is part of the sporting clays team, archery and attends multiple wildlife contests. This kid loves the outdoors. Many times he comes in from practice straight from hunting all day and then goes right back out. He is also our go to guy if we need something fixed up or built around the field.

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Luke Lundy, Kelton Arther and Cashton McIntire – Ripley

Fall stats BA .435 OB% 542 32 RBIs   However, Luke is a high character young man who always puts his teammates first . Attitude is always positive whether he is in or out of the line up . Great communicator, just wants to do whatever he can do to help his team and teammates win. Kelton (Jr P/2nd. .297 BA  .430 OB%) balances  FFA President -showing cattle at an extremely high level yet rarely misses a practice or game brings the same leadership qualities to the field that he uses off the field. Cashton is a senior catcher/pitcher/third baseman four-year starter. (BA .278 OB%.422.)  As a catcher cashton is a leader, communicator and one of the hardest working young men on the field. Cashton leads by example always coming up to put in extra work . Treats his teammates and coaching staff with respect always.

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Ayden Cox – Gore

Ayden is a guy that is willing to do whatever is needed to help us be successful. He has faced a lot of adversity during his four years of high school athletics, but that does not keep him from working everyday to become a better player.

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Lukas Olsen and Jacob Buller – Oklahoma Bible Academy

Lukas is a senior utility player, infielder and DH. He is positive and upbeat, coming to work everyday and a team player. He is a senior outfielder/pitcher, returning starter. Looking for great things for his final season.

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Colten Anderson and Jaydin Moore – Lawton Eisenhower

Colten is a junior who will spend most of his time behind the dish. Colten is a converted catcher who’s learning and improving daily.  He has outstanding transfer skills and has spent the offseason working on posture and arm strength.  If the doors are open, Colten will be there with a smile and infectious enthusiasm. Jaydin is a senior and our vocal leader.  The coach’s right hand man, we can give Jaydin any task and know it will be done with precision and effort.  Jaydin is always quick to mentor younger players and help them out with a ride home or to the cage.

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Hunter Weber – Hennessey

Hunter is a very selfless player and person. He will do whatever needs to be done to help his team out in any way possible. He is a typical role player that can be successful anywhere he is needed. Hunter also leads our guys off the field by making good decisions and being a class act student-athlete. He represents Hennessey Baseball very well.

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Gunner Rohr, Brody Creed and Clayton Miller – Sequoyah Claremore 

Gunner is a quiet intelligent young man that is a versatile baseball player at Sequoyah. He can play 2B, OF and pitch. Gunner will continue to develop as a quality player that will always get caught doing the right thing. Brody is a tough hard working young man that takes pride in his work on and off the field. Clayton is one of the sophomores that model the type of student-athlete that completes a team that will make any coach proud to lead. Clayton is one of the strongest arms on the team and continues to work hard on the field and in the weight room to grow to the next level.

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Alex Jimenez – Putnam City West

Sophomore second-baseman that started as a freshman last year. He is a natural born leader that has grown and matured over the past year. Does everything the coach staff asks, stays late after practice for extra work. Athletic and talented with his swing, if he can get hot early in the season we will be set up for major success at the top of the line up and lead us to more wins.

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Tucker Bloodworth, RJ Price and Reese Merrick – Dibble

Tucker is a senior who is a leader in the dugout by always being positive.  He will do whatever is asked of him to help our team succeed. RJ is an officer on the FFA officer team and also raises and shows pigs.  He will be a part of our pitching staff as a sophomore and also could be in the lineup day to day. Reese is a great teammate who will always be there for his team.  The character Reese shows on and off the field are exactly what coaches look for in their players.

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Barrick Wano – Tonkawa

Barrick is the epitome of an unsung hero. He caught every game for us as a sophomore and hopefully will again this year as a junior. He is not a flashy player nor does he draw attention to himself but he does everything at a high level. He calls pitches during games and is a WIZARD with his glove. He steals multiple strikes for us every game. He’s smart, he’s funny, he’s hardworking. He is without a doubt our unsung hero because doesn’t expect anything in return. He is going to work hard every single day no matter what.

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Hayden LeClair and Isaiah Branstetter – Ponca City

Hayden is the unsung hero, because he does all the dirty work. A kid that from a statistical standpoint might not stand out but finds ways to get the job done. He is a two-year starter as a senior and hoping that his role will grow a little bit more this year. He will play OF and Pitch for us in 2025. Great kid, who gives everything he has for his team. One of those kids that you’re glad that he is on your team and not the other. Isaiah is a good player, but even a better kid. This kid is a two-year starter as a junior who has gotten better every year. But the big thing about the kid is he is a special human being. Involved in church, STUCO, orchestra and other things that continue to push his leadership abilities. I look forward to seeing what this kid will do in his future after school.

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Spencer Stinchcomb and Jackson Morgan – McAlester

He has been our starting 2nd baseman since his sophomore year. He is just a steady everyday player for us. Does nothing that just wows you but gets the job done day in and day out. Is our best returning hitter. Jackson Morgan has been with us for four years. Extreme high character guy. Does a great job leading our young guys.

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Zack Jennins, Kole Childers and Cayden Carpenter – Bethel

Zack is a very good athlete. Starter on the basketball court, and plays the game hard. He is slotted to start at SS every game. He will hit in the middle of the lineup, and make a serious impact with the bat, but defensively he is special. He makes routine plays look boring. Cayden is a very hard working young man. Involved in FFA as well as shooting sports. Kole is a leader in all avenues on campus. FFA, student council, honor student.

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Trace Duncan and Cale Metcalf – Hooker

Trace plays in the outfield most of the time and pitches some for us. He is very consistent in the field and at the plate and just gets the job done for us! Great kid that makes a big impact on all of the teams he plays on for us! Cale always shows up for everything and you can always count on him to do what you need! He’s a great kid that is super coachable.

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Hayden Melzer, Briggs Reeves and Samuel Lindsey – Cordell

Hayden Melzer is a sophomore who plays primarily outfield and is a pitcher. While my knowledge of everyone and their experiences last year are limited, when I speak to people throughout the community, his name does not come up a lot and he is a good athlete with some potential in the sport of baseball and I believe that of all the kids that receive little to no recognition for their efforts, Hayden will be our biggest difference maker of that group of players. I think he has the potential to be a no. 4 in the rotation with some work. He is a quiet and easy going kid and I look forward to working to improve his game with him because the ability exists. Briggs is a freshman. He is involved in many things within the FFA chapter here at Cordell. He shows pigs, he is involved in shooting sports, along with many other things. He is currently recovering from an arm injury sustained during football season, but he will be back for the spring baseball season. Briggs will prove to be a very important piece to our HS baseball team this spring and many more spring seasons to come as he is very interchangeable as he can play catcher, all infield and outfield positions, and pitcher. Sam is a junior at Cordell High School. Any time I interact with Sam; I am very impressed with him. He is always respectful, he listens, and he leads through his actions and less with words. He is a great kid, willing to help anyone, with a bright future and I am proud to be able to coach the young man. He participates in many other extracurricular activities through the school such as Band and Football. Sam will play infield in the spring, and I believe Sam’s leadership will prove to be instrumental in the team’s success.

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Alex Chapman, Carter Delmedico and Jeric Harrison – Fort Gibson

Alex is a 2B/RP. He is a savvy fielder. At the plate he consistently gets jobs done, whether it be a sac bunt or a hit and run, he’s the man for the job. He also pitches for us in a relief role. Typically he enters the game in a tough situation and keeps us in the game. Carter is a sophomore with a bright future. Carter splits time between FFA and baseball. Jeric is a hard working kid who keeps his head down and goes to work every single day.

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Jose Rojas and Tres Sturdivan – Jones 

(2026)- (SS/RHP) Jose was an everyday starter for us last year as a sophomore. He started up the middle for us, batted two hole, and was our weekend starter in our pitching rotation. Jose is a very polished defender with great hand eye coordination. His defensive skills at SS are second to none. Jose has committed himself to the weight-room this fall. Since Jose has added some muscle, the coaching staff envisions Jose being our #1 pitcher. We see his increase in velocity and has generated more pop with the bat this fall. Singles are turning into doubles! Look for Jose to make a name for himself this spring! Tres is one of our two seniors we have on our 2025 baseball team. Tres will be an everyday starter in the OF. He provides athleticism with his 6’3 frame! Tres can cover lots of ground in the OF and is a really good baserunner. Tres will provide pop to the middle of the order with his bat! Tres a tremendous role model on and off the field for our younger players! He is quiet with his voice but he leads by example. Tres is a 4.0 student and checks all the boxes you are looking for in a student-athlete! Look for Tres to have a big senior campaign!

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William DeShields, Jace Higgins and AJ Romero – Pawnee

William is asked to play many roles for the team and does so unselfishly and with a great attitude. AJ does a great job balancing this baseball commitments with his FFA commitments, which is challenging for a spring sport athlete. Jace has unquestionable character both on & off the field.  Hardest worker on the team.

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Cooper Donbins – Comanche

Pitcher 2B. good hitter. Sophomore.

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JJ Burwell and Parker Collins – Collinsville

JJ is the dude that leads our pitching staff.  He is a guy that has thrown in big games the last two seasons.  He has stepped up as a leader in our program and we look forward to watching toe the rubber in every big game this year. Preston Willis Preston is a two-year starter who hits in the middle of our order.  He is a guy that you can count on to show up and give you everything he has each day.  He has become a leader in our program and we look forward to watching him help lead us back to the State Tournament. Parker is the glue guy in our program.  He is the guy that everyone looks up to because he is a great leader.  He will get to play a bigger role this year as he takes over the starting role in centerfield for us.  Parker is a great baseball player but he is an even better young man off the field.  We look forward to watching him help lead our guys back to State this year.

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Tyler Keeling and Rush Herzog – Norman High

I admire this kid’s ability to overcome anything, show up everyday ready to work with no excuses.  He could have easily checked it in several times but didn’t because he is a tough kid and is determined to make something out of himself.  I root and pray for this kid everyday.  He is a 6’5′ RHP who will take on whatever role we ask him to do and not blink an eye. Knows how to pitch within his abilities and lets hitters get themselves out. Rush is very involved in the school’s FFA.  He is an officer and has won a lot of buckles.

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Jax Slade, Axel Smithart and Noah Walker – Atoka

Jax is the ultimate teammate. He’s a hard worker and is always there. He’s everyone’s biggest supporter and always gives his best. Axel is a freshman that will catch as well as play outfield this spring. He is a very hard worker and is a big addition to our team. Noah is a great asset to our team. He is a key bat for us, as well as our first baseman.  He has great work habits and is a phenomenal teammate. He is heavily involved in campus as well as in his local church.

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Blane Snell – Drumright

Blane will step into our Catching role after playing 2nd base for us last year. He is very comfortable there and we expect him to fill a huge role for us.

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Connor Pratt and Brock Flanagan – Inola

Connor (senior)has been our starting SS the last 3yrs.  Defensively he is our anchor on the infield.  Every time he steps on the field he gives his teammates all he’s got every game.  Connor has signed to play baseball at Carl Albert Junior College. (senior) Brock returns his senior year as our ace on the mound.  Was selected 4A-6 District Pitcher of the Year last year.  Also, was selected to play in the Oklahoma State Games this past summer. Last year he tallied 49 K’s in 48 innings pitched.  His only loss on the season came in Regionals.  Brock has signed to play baseball at Connors State College.

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Brodie Rogers, Ray Guzman, Rance Tucker and Griffin Marshall – Altus

Brodie is a guy that everyone looks at because of his experience and size, but doesn’t get the recognition, in my opinion, for what he does for us. My first year at Altus, he was our starting catcher. Last year, he spent most of his time at first base, but still caught some innings because he wanted to help the team. He will definitely do both this year to lessen the workload on our other catchers. Brodie is resilient and I learned that the most about him last year after a slow start. He kept at it, put in the work, and put the team first to catch fire in April and hit over .400 for the remainder of the season. Brodie is going to have a valuable piece in our success this year, and definitely receive some recognition for what he does for the program. Ray is the crafty, scrappy, little dude that everyone in our program loves. The dude just PLAYS and does whatever is asked of him as long as it helps the team. Ray was a guy that I connected with immediately in my first year and was able to build a good relationship with from the jump. He will bring experience back to the mound for his junior campaign and look to build on and expand his offensive production this year. He will stay in the middle infield being a mainstay at 2B, but sliding over to SS when we need him to. Rance is by-far the most involved player within the FFA program. He is involved in multiple activities including Quiz Bowl and Rodeo. As a program, we will be working closely with FFA because of my connection with the program so Rance will be a leader in his own right when it comes to all things FFA. Griffin is just an all-around solid kid. He is successful in baseball, leading us in ERA from a year ago, and he is successful in life. He is currently working on an internship within Altus Public Schools for Public Relations and an Oklahoma Sports Network intern.

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Rider Wilson, Kylin Blue and Chris Daniels – Muskogee

Rider is a Junior first baseman and pitcher for us. He is a great kid and has worked extremely hard. He has gotten exponentially better since his days as a junior high player. He always does what is asked of him and he picks up the slack of others. We are proud of his work ethic and the man he has become. Kylin is a senior outfielder and pitcher for us. He is a good teammate and he always boosts team morale. He is currently recovering from a knee injury, but is hopeful that we will have him for the season.  Kylin also plays a major role in the Muskogee High School FFA program. He is an officer for the organization, and represents the program well while showing pigs, and competing in different events. Chris is a junior outfielder and baserunner for us. He always does a good job representing the program. He makes straight A’s in the classroom, and has never been in trouble at school or at baseball. He is a great kid, and I enjoy having him in the program.  I wish I had more guys like him.

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Atticus Booth – Duncan

Atticus is a 2026 kid, works hard, and is a great kid. Will do anything he is asked. The big way he helped our team in 2024 was that he was able to play SS when our regular SS pitched.

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Brody McCollum and Jase Burris – Coalgate

Brody is a senior that does a lot for our team. He is our ace on the staff and he is our leadoff hitter this year. He has been working hard this offseason to be better than he was last year. He is the kind of player that loves to win, and will do anything he can to give us that chance. Jase is a great kid on and off the field. He is a hard working kid that wants to get better everyday. He is very respectful and acts the right way. He is a sophomore, and we expect him to help us on the mound and in the batters box.

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Aidan Sainer – Central Sallisaw

Aidan plays football, basketball and baseball he’s been a major part of the tigers success in all three sports he will play center field and leadoff for the Tigers.

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Nate Rains – Perkins-Tryon

Nate played outfield for us on many occasions last year and came up with some clutch catches in big situations. He will likely be a key part of our pitching staff this year.

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Shawn Phelps and Kody Gibson – Skiatook

Shawn is a senior who is going to play a major role in the direction of our club. He plays outfield and runs the bases extremely well. Kody is a senior who is one of the best kids on and off the field. He is a hard worker and will do whatever is asked of him.

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Kaden Romesburg and Hunter Shea – Bartlesville

Kaden returns as a starting outfielder and starting pitcher for us this year as a senior. He’s very fast, athletic and has been working very hard the last two years. He will be a big contributor to our team. Hunter is a great kid – great teammate. Will be a senior this year and has always been a high character kid for us.

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Grant Reeves, Jake Harris, Baylor Murray, Nathan Dean and Conner Pierce – Oklahoma Union

Grant, SR RHP, C, OF, 2B. Grant is a player that every coach wishes they had. He is versatile in every position, provides support and leadership, and works great in helping develop the younger players. Grant plays football, basketball, and baseball for the Cougars and his presence is felt in every sport that he plays. He has a high motor and is constantly going and being a vocal leader on and off the field.

Jake, SR, OF, Utility. Jake is one of those players that his attitude can light up a dugout. Jake is always providing support and leadership to the team and allows his speed to cover a large area in the outfield.

Baylor Murray, SR, OF, RHP.  Baylor, another multi sport athlete with football and baseball, brings a DH power with his solid hitting. Baylor (and Bodee West) led the team in home runs last year and showcased in outfielding skills in the regional games last season against Haskell. Nathan, SR, RHP, 2B, 1B. Nate is another multiple sport athlete from basketball and baseball. Nate is very active in Ag and in FFA from showing horses and cattle and has been to OYE several times. Dean brings another senior leadership to our team full of seniors. He is a stand out character and a vocal leader. Connor Pierce, SR, RHP, 3B. Connor is the backbone of the Cougar team. He provides confidence and leadership to the Cougars and has been working with several of the younger players. Connor is a multiple sport athlete of football, basketball, and baseball.  Connor brings a vocal and physical leadership to our team with his actions on and off the field. Connor provides a needed stability to our infield at 3rd and has kept the Cougars active in games with his pitching. Connor is the example of what it means to be a Cougar baseball player with his achievements on and off the field and what it means to be a leader.

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Isaiah Smith – Stillwater

Outstanding teammate. Extremely coachable. Can play anywhere on the baseball field, and has. His glove work is exceptional and he has a plus arm. Excellent hitter. Gets on base and has sneaky power. Projected #1 starting pitcher. NOC-Enid signee. Extremely calm and cool demeanor. No situation is too big for Isaiah.

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Brody Ross and Nolan Myrko – Chickasha 

Junior

RHP

Came on last year.

6’5 180

Can pitch.

Nolan – Overall great kid!!

Always has a smile on his face!!

4.0, Very outgoing!!

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Braden Dougherty and Jack Guinn – Piedmont 

Braden is a wonderful kid!  He has had to battle through so much adversity as a player.  Braden tore his ACL as a freshman and again as a sophomore.  He tore both while base running during scrimmage season. He made the decision last year as a junior to become just a pitcher and did well enough to earn a varsity uniform and see time in some varsity games.  When he isn’t pitching he is always helping the team and making the coaches job much easier.  He may not play the most or have the greatest statistics, but he makes an impact on our team and program! Not only is Jack a very valuable player to this program, he is the model when it comes to how to act.  Jack is the hardest working player in our program bar none.  It doesn’t matter if he is doing school work (4.25 GPA), lifting weights, practicing, etc., Jack is out done by no one.  His character is exceptional.  He is the type of kid you would want your daughter to marry.  Jack can also play too.  He was our DH and closer all of last year.  As a sophomore last year he hit .287 with 5 2B, 3 3B, 1 HR, 18 RBI and was 4-1 on the mound with 4 S, 26 2/3 IP, 29 SO, 24 BB, 4.98 ERA.  Our program motto is Person, Student, Player in that order and he is the embodiment of that motto!

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Jaxon Harris and Ty Jordan – Panama

STARTER LAST YEAR, PLAYED 2ND BASE AND PITCHED. DOES EVERYTHING WE ASK HIM TO DO WITH A GREAT ATTITUDE. TY RECENTLY MOVED TO PANAMA, WORKS HARD EVERYDAY, STRAIGHT A STUDENT, ALWAYS SMILING. EVERYBODY HERE LOVES TY.

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Gaige Albright and Cooper Zeiders- Choctaw

GAIGE HAS BEEN A 3 YEAR STARTER FOR THE JACKETS, HAVING PITCHED IN REALLY BIG GAMES. CARRIES A 4.0 GPA, THE OSU COMMIT THREW MULTIPLE NO-HITTERS IN 2023 SEASON INCLUDING THE REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME LEADING THE JACKETS TO THE 6A STATE TOURNAMENT. HE HAS 2-WAY DUTY AS AN OFFENSIVE CONTRIBUTOR AS WELL IN THE OUTFIELD AND AS A DH. COOPER HAS BEEN A THREE-YEAR STARTER FOR THE JACKETS HELPING HIS TEAM WITH AN MULTIPLE ACADEMIC STATE TITLES AS WELL AS ANCHORING 3B FOR CHOCTAW. HE IS INVOLVED IN SEVERAL OFF FIELD ACTIVITIES AND HAS LED THE TEAM IN SEVERAL COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS. COOPER IS A TEAM LEADER AND STRIVES TO MAKE HIS TEAM BETTER EACH DAY.

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Sergio Banuelos and Riley Hurst – Pryor

Sergio is an unsung hero for the Tigers. He can play any position on the infield and fills in at shortstop and second when he is called upon. He will be primarily a left side of the infield player who brings a top of the order bat to the Tigers. Riley Hurst is one of the leaders on and off the field. He is involved in many activities and organizations around Pryor High School. He is a part of the Lead Team and Teach Oklahoma classes. He also helps coordinate the Pryor Baseball Angel Tree to help support a child in the Pryor community each year.

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TJ Kettles and Evan Williams – Stigler

TJ will start in centerfield for the third year in a row and pitch in a lot of big games for us. He will hit somewhere at the front of the lineup. TJ does everything we ask of him and does everything well. He is great on defense, offense, and on the mound and plays with a lot of love for the game. Evan is involved in so many things at the school and excels at all of them. He is going to be our guy on the mound but at the same time he is a good leader in baseball and around the school. Evan has worked extremely hard at honing his craft on the mound. He is a great young man with a bright future.

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Carson Swafford – Kingfisher

State Champion in Greenhand as a freshman.

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Hayden Morris, Gus Miller and Landon Eddy – Hartshorne

Hayden and Gus are both seniors that have taken the baton of leadership of this program and show great pride in teaching and building the younger players into the patterns of our program that help continue to make us successful.  They aren’t always in the spotlight but their leadership and commitment to the brand is very apparent and appreciated.  Our level of success this season will hinge greatly on their leadership. Landon is a junior that currently has a knee injury that is going to prevent him from playing this spring.  Landon has always been a very unselfish player and an even greater human being. You will have a hard time finding too many as kind-hearted and always looking for ways to help others as Landon. You can’t talk about Landon without talking about his character for sure.

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James Childers and Keller Shockey – Rattan

James is one of our go to guys. He is the same type of player as Canyon and Kobe. He can do it all and is probably our best athlete. Keller is a senior starter. He has all the characteristics of a player/young man that you want. Hard work, discipline and determination are what he stands for.

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Riley Jerrell and Elliot Alexander – Pocola 

Riley – Team leader, great attitude and work ethic. Elliot – Friendly , great teammate , very positive.

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Jeremiah Cobb – Okmulgee

Jeremiah will be asked to play multiple positions this season. As our utility player, he will be moved all over the field.  He will do all this by putting the team first in what we are needing out of him that day.

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Cody Chisum and Reno Hamons – Weatherford

Cody is a senior and has played baseball his whole high school career.  He is also involved in ag, he helped start the high school Trap team a couple years ago. Reno is a great student/athlete.  He is also a great teammate and carries himself extremely well.  He is never too high or too low, and he is the same off the field.

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Roger Baker and Seneca Steele – Kansas 

Roger comes to the field everyday ready to work! Seneca is a great role model for all of our underclassmen! He is involved with multiple clubs and organizations in our school and community, such as FCA, Stuco, FFA,Indian Club. He is an active member of Kansas First Baptist and has volunteered his free time in our community during his HS years.

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Brad Hoisington and Kellen Gaede – Claremore

Brad likes to fly under the radar and just get the job done. Not really about being flashy or doesn’t look for recognition, he just loves to win and be a good teammate. Kellen is a guy that represents being a Zebra no matter where he is or what he is doing. He is a “gamer” and loves to compete more than anyone but at the end of the day will show the most class.

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Cameron Carlile, Bryce Mouse and Wyatt McConnell – Elk City

Cam moved in last year and made an impact early.  He is able to play multiple positions.  He played left field, first base and pitcher.  He is an athletic young man that we are able to move around the field.  We look for Cam to have a great year on the mound and at the plate. Wyatt is one of the hardest working young men we have.  He has made himself into a player that we have to get on the field.  Wyatt is always willing to do whatever it takes to help the team.  He played multiple positions for us last year, this year we expect him to be in right field.  As a junior he hit .326 with 7 doubles and 1 home run. Not only is Bryce a tremendous talent on the field, he is also a young man of high character.  Bryce will be our #1 guy on the mound this season.  Last year he went 9-0 with a 1.524 ERA, BBA .125 and 48 K’s.  Off the field Bryce is a 4.0 student and member of the National Honor Society and President of the Elk City FCA.

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Landin Tenequer, Alex Hill and Cruz Garrett – Allen

Landin is a 6 ‘0 freshman, He will spend most of the time behind the dish while also eating up a lot of innings for us on the mound. Alex is a 5’8 senior, he will be our go to guy on the mound. Consistently throws two pitches for strikes and keeps the ball down in the zone. Cruz will be on IR this year but he is one of our leaders. As a freshman he is looked up to by many players for guidance.

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Aidan Robinson – Enid

Aidan has been in our program for four years. He has shown very good character all four years. Dependable, good teammate etc.

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Tripp Rozell and Gabe Miller – Muldrow

Tripp is the emotional leader of our team, even as a freshman. He brings versatility and unmatched excitement and enthusiasm that is contagious. Gabe is a very talented athlete who plays outfield, infield, catcher and will be pitching for us some. He is a good hitter with good speed, the fastest player on our team. He will also steal lots of bases for us. He is an excellent student, a stand up guy who is well respected by his teammates, coaches and staff at school.

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Braden Ueltzen and Cason Coomer – North Rock Creek

Coming into his senior year, Braden has started every game behind the plate. He is a plus first baseman but is so important behind the plate. His baseball IQ is off the charts. He understands how to manage a pitching staff, call a game, and is a plus hitter to all fields. He is the energy starter and leader of our team, and will be a huge pick up for any college. Cason has been a quality outfielder and a huge part of our pitching rotation for the last four years. Even though he excels on the basketball court and the baseball diamond, Cason has put back into his community. Helping with Special Education Programs, working with Little League teams, refereeing Little League games, and running youth baseball and basketball camps, he maintained a 4.0 GPA and was in the top 10 percent in his class academically. Cason is extremely talented, and works hard academically, while also having all-around excellence that North Rock Creek is proud of.

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Kreid McQueen, Parker Sykora and Wyatt Warren – Hollis

Kreid is coming back from an injury and we are very excited to get him back on the field for his junior year. He will hit in the meat of our lineup and play multiple positions on the field. He had a very strong summer when he got cleared to play ball and looks to be a huge part of our playoff run this spring! Parker will likely be our lone senior, he does it all. Plays all sports, involved in FFA, and works really hard. He will see a lot of innings on the mound this year, and typically plays first base when not pitching. He has good pop in his bat and very capable of small ball as well with great speed out of the left handed batters box, Parker is a very coachable young man. Wyatt is a very high character young man. Typically he will hit 4 or 5 holes in our line up. He was our #1 pitcher as a sophomore last spring and we will look to lean on him this year as a junior. Strong athlete who always goes his hardest in all he does.

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Antonio Balderas and Kaulum Vester – Snyder

Antonio is a baseball player that has played for me since he was in Tee Ball. He started with his cousins and always played up in the next age group. This I feel has helped him to become the player he is today. He is a solid player and can play any position on the field. He is a very fast player and can cover a lot of ground in any position you put him in. We are going to ask this kid again to play different positions in places that we may have holes to fill. His attitude is whatever he needs to do to help the team. Kaulum was a player that helped our high school team last season when he was asked to step up and start late in the season. He is a great kid and works very hard to get better each day. We look for him to step up even more his Sophomore season.

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Tayton Threet, Karson Smith and Jace Fent – Wyandotte

Tayton guy is a stinking dirtbag!  Play the game the right way!

These guys are involved in EVERYTHING! Kason is the brother of Tayton. Kason is an outstanding young man. Very polite like Tayton.

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Nik Ramos and Jackson Stewart – Kremlin-Hillsdale

Nik is going to play middle infield in college but catches every game for us because he knows it helps us win games! He is a pure hitting in the 3 hole for us. Jackson is a leader, when he speaks everyone listens! Going to play at EOSC next year! He always holds his head high with confidence and is a competitor.

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Landon Ruggeiri, Daxton Smith and Owen Murphy – Kiefer

Landon – Freshman third baseman who was also one of our top pitchers. Daxton – Upcoming freshman who is going to be a key part of our future. Owen – Very good young man who is as good off the field as he is on it.

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Kason Ashton and Aaron Roberts – Sapulpa

Kason has been a rock for us defensively and will man shortstop again this spring. He makes the routine play consistently and has worked to make himself a steady offensive contributor as well. Aaron is an outstanding teammate and student. He selflessly serves his teammates and upholds the standards of our program. He will catch and pitch for us this spring and be counted on to be a run producer in the middle part of our batting order.

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Ty Kemp – Wayne

Ty has also started for us since he was a freshman and has played all nine spots for us. He is a super utility guy for us. Very smart kid in the classroom and on the diamond.

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Preston Kutej – Southmoore

Preston is one of our sophomores to watch this spring. He found himself in the lineup quite often his freshman year which hopefully prepared him for what to expect from 6A baseball in the state of Oklahoma. He is a speedy outfielder who has taken significant steps forward with his bat this offseason. We expect him to step into his role within our lineup and execute our offense for him to find his success for the 2025 campaign.

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Wade Webb – Mount St. Mary

Wade played centerfield for us last year at the end of year and was outstanding.  He hit over 300 as a Freshman and we expect much more from him this year.

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Case Leach – Hilldale

Case is a sophomore that came on strong for us last year as a pitcher and catcher and we expect him to build on that success this year.

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Will Talburt – Tahlequah

Sophomore who will be asked to produce in the lineup as well as pitch and play infield.

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Grant Koronis – Quapaw

Grant Koronis is a freshman this year. He has been working hard during this offseason, showing up to practices and putting in the work in the weight room. Grant showed good potential this past summer and will make a positive impact on his team as he continues to grow his skills and knowledge of the game. 

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Brendon Voss – Calumet

Brennan is probably one of the best sophomores in the western part of the state. Big and physical complete defense in multiple positions and also our future ace on the mound. Offensively, he has a very high ceiling with raw power and great baseball instincts.

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Jakob Lopez – Broken Arrow

A very talented player that will continue to get better the next few years. He’ll start at shortstop as a sophomore and hit leadoff for us.

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Barrett Standley – Bixby

Barrett was a huge part of our offense last year, leading the team in AVG (.415), OBP (.491) and SLG (.543) as a freshman. A switch-hitting outfielder who has shown plus tools. Ranked the #6 overall 2027 grad in Oklahoma by PBR Oklahoma.

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Gabe Peeler – Depew

He has a chance this year to play a big role for us. He had a little playing time last year as a freshman, but he had a great summer, and we think he can take a big step this season and help us out in many different ways. (offensively, defensively, and pitching)

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Eli Munson – Gore

Eli will be a freshman this season. We have high expectations for him. He will add a solid glove to our infield, while adding much needed depth on the mound.

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Jacoby Justice – Oklahoma Bible Academy

He is a returning starter, 10th grader playing first base. Good eye at the plate and is a hard worker.

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Jayven Wesley – Lawton Eisenhower

Jayven is a sophomore who played a little last year.  We’re looking for him to take a big step and replace one of three senior outfielders.  At times, Jayven will play all three outfield positions. Offensively, Jayven has been in the weight room for over a year and the increased strength he’s brought has added pop to his bat.  In addition to getting stronger, Jayven has spent the offseason improving his plate approach and discipline.  We’re looking for Jayven to add depth and pop to the middle/bottom of our lineup.

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Levi Ferrell – Hennessey

Levi is a sophomore who started for us as a freshman. He had to grow up quickly to compete at a varsity level. He has shown a lot of improvement and growth in his sophomore year. Levi is an important player for us on the mound, offensively, and defensively.

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Ryder Smalley – Sequoyah Claremore

Ryder is a left handed pitcher and first baseman that has increased his velocity and control on the mound. His defense has been stellar in practice and he is one of the many exceptional student athletes on the team.

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Cadence Smith – Putnam City West

Fast, athletic, and highly skilled freshman. Plays travel ball with the ranked SBA Bolts out of North Texas. He will start in CF and lead-off for us. Once his feet get settled underneath him and he gets comfortable, he will become a huge asset to the Putnam City West program for years to come.

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Cale Carter – Dibble

Cale is a freshman who we expect to be able to find his way into the starting lineup in the outfield.  He also will be an asset on the mound as part of our pitching staff.

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Loudyn Alexander – Tonkawa

Loudyn will be a sophomore. He started his freshman season at 2B until an injury sidelined him for the remainder of the season. He should see significant playing time and we’ll lean on him to be a good arm for us on the mound. Loudyn has a chance to be a tremendous catalyst for us offensively. If he can find a way on base he can almost score without any help. We’re really excited about seeing him develop over the next few years. He’s also a great kid who will do anything we ask of him.

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Juan Chavez – Ponca City

Juan Chavez is a sophomore middle infielder. He has a chance to be a really good player for us here at Ponca City. I’m excited to see how he handles the process and adversities of a 37-game season. He will play a big role for us here at Ponca City.

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Jordan Clark – McAlester

Started in the outfield for us last year as a sophomore. He is an unbelievable athlete. Can track them down in the outfield and when he gets on first he will be standing on third before you can blink an eye.

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Maddox Davis – Bethel 

Maddox is an OF/RHP for us. He has amazing speed for a young player, and a great swing. He works hard, and loves to win. Maddox is also the starting quarterback for the Bethel Football program, so he brings a different level of intensity to the field.

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Justin Palacios and Gunnar Martens – Hooker

Justin only got to play 5 of our 16 games last season due to injury, but looks to have a major impact for this upcoming season. He will play catcher and will also do some pitching for us. 

Gunnar started at 3rd base as a freshman for us last year, as well as getting some pitching duties. He had a good year at the plate last year as well and is looking to build off a solid freshman season!

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Kinser Todd – Cordell

Kinser Todd is a 6’2″ sophomore and plays infield and pitches. This young man has a lot to learn but he has the talent. I believe he can have a great year as long as he keeps a good attitude and does not allow negative outcomes to affect his play. He will be a top three guy on the mound for us. He should have a huge year there with a lot of production and wins to go with it. Really excited and interested to see how well he is able to play with now having a year of HS ball under his belt!

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Chase Meissner – Fort Gibson

Chase is a tough kid who will hold down 3rd base for us this year. He has plus speed and a good approach at the plate.

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Luke Pack – Sallisaw

Luke is a sure glove playing in the middle infield. He led-off for us last year and may do the same this year. Luke is very good on the bases leading our team with 55 stolen bases last year.

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Jett Rogers – Jones 

(2027) (IF/RHP). Jett started in over half our games last season as a Freshman. He is a very solid defender that can play any IF position, he’s a competitor on the mound, and an advanced LH hitter. Most young hitters will swing at bad pitches and refuse to take their walks. Not Jett, he has great zone awareness and the ability to hit the ball to all parts of the field. His contagious positive attitude makes him the total package. Look for Jett to put his name on the map this spring!

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Kash DeMauro – Pawnee

Pitcher/catcher gaining velocity & experience.  Should be our #1 starter at P.

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Traylon Barnes – Tuttle

Traylon has some electric ability on the mound as a youngster. He should be a guy who contributes a lot pitching wise for us, and also a really good middle infielder.

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Carson Vansickle – Comanche

Pitcher, catcher, shortstop, sophomore.

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Cal Schlomann – Collinsville

Cal has been playing on Varsity since he was a freshman.  He has two years of experience as a starting pitcher and position player.  We look forward to watching him step up into a leadership position this year.

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Cooper Cunningham – Norman High

Cooper stepped in as a freshman and was our everyday catcher the second half of the season as a freshman.  He has gotten stronger and faster this year.  He was already a very good catch and throw defender and has looked even better since coming over after football season. Offensively, he is now more physical and is going to be a threat for extra base hits this spring. Great leader and fantastic teammate.  Exactly the type of guy you want to be the catcher.  We are very fortunate to have him.

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Remington Hendon – Atoka

Remington is a freshman. He will play some outfield and catch as well. Remington is a versatile player that will help us offensively as well.

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Sammy Blackburn – Drumright

A little undersized but makes up for it in heart. Hit one hole all year last year for us and led our team in average and stolen bases. We plan on him holding down the infield at shortstop and making plays!

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Charlie Castleman – Inola

(Sophomore) Started every game last year for us as a freshman,  batted .292. Charlie is a great athlete and can play any position on the field.

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Jack Owenby – Altus

Jack is a letter-winner from a year ago as a freshman and is in competition for a starting position for the upcoming season. He is a hard-worker and one of the most coachable and impressionable kids I have been around in my 10 years of coaching. Jack could see time in the infield and outfield this year and we are looking for great things out of him.

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Owen Gilliam – Muskogee

Owen is a sophomore infielder and pitcher for us. He started for the varsity team as a freshman, and ended up being one of our better pitchers by the end of the year. This season, we will look to Owen to help us out on the mound, play on the infield, and be one of our better hitters in the lineup. He is a great kid and competitor.

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Ty Lane – Duncan

2027 Grad. I have only seen Ty play a couple of innings, it was easy to see that he was going to help us. Ty is a great kid that knows how to work and he can help us behind the plate.

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Cooper Lusk – Blackwell

Cooper is a sophomore this year and had to step up into a big role last year as being a starter as a freshman. Cooper has a good work ethic and wants to be great at what he does. He has matured over the offseason and has put in hard work as well. Cooper is a pitcher, first baseman, and an outfielder. You will see a big difference in Cooper this year than you did his freshman season. He is one to definitely watch out for.

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Jett Walkup – Coalgate

This young man has a great work ethic, and has a chance to play a lot of innings. He is a player that puts in extra work on his own time. He is a Freshman but we expect him to play a big role this year for our team.

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Kiefer Bailey – Central Sallisaw

Kiefer will catch and play middle infield for the tigers this year. He is a good athlete in all three sports.

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Kalan McDaniel – Perkins-Tryon

Kalan is a sophomore and has taken on catching duties for us. He will also play in some utility duties. He has a lot of potential and I look forward to seeing his growth this year.

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Cooper Swaim – Bartlesville

Sophomore who will be a corner infield guy for us and pitch as well. Big strong kid who has had a great fall and we think he will really help us.

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Sam Hill – Oklahoma Union

Sam Hill, Jr, LHP, 1B, OF. Sam is a multi-sport athlete with football, basketball, and baseball. Sam has been a starter the last several years for the Cougars and brings a lefty into the pitching rotation.

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Brady Holliday – Stillwater

Started at second base all season as a freshman. Outstanding glove and footwork. Hit leadoff, high On-Base Percentage and batting average. Extremely high baseball IQ.

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Lane Jay – Chickasha

Sophomore. Lane was third on the team last year in hitting. Started every game at 3rd base.

Did a good job for us all year long.

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Pryce McClure – Piedmont

Pryce started at third base last year as a freshman. He hit .312 with a .436 OBP, 13 RBI, 19 R.  His fielding % was .905 in 95 chances with 41 A, 45 PO, 9 E.  Pryce will start again this year at SS or 3B.  He showed a lot of maturity last year as a freshman and is an ultimate competitor on the field!

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Aryn Seamans – Panama

STARTED AS A FRESHMAN LAST YEAR, CAN AND WILL PLAY EVERY POSITION ON THE FIELD. REALLY GOOD SPEED AND LOTS OF POP AT THE PLATE.

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Titus Hawk – Choctaw

TITUS WAS A VARSITY LETTERWINNER IN FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, AND BASEBALL AS A FRESHMAN AT THE 6A LEVEL. HE HIT OVER .300 WITH 4 HOMERUNS AND SLUGGED .631% WITH A 1-1 STRIKEOUT TO WALK RATIO. HE CARRIES A 4.0 GPA AND HAS STARTED EVERY FOOTBALL GAME FOR THE JACKETS IN HIS SOPHOMORE FALL. HE WILL BE HEAVILY RECRUITED IN MULTIPLE SPORTS IN HIS 6’7 FRAME.

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Clinton Stohler – Pryor

Clinton will be a sophomore and will be entering his second full season as a varsity starter. He will contribute in the field, on the mound and at the plate this season. A player to watch for the Tigers because of a high upside both on the mound and at the plate.

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Blake Goff – Stigler

Blake is a sophomore that will be a big arm for us on the mound. When he’s not pitching he will be playing in the outfield and hitting somewhere in the middle of the lineup. Blake threw in a few games for us last year on a team that had a lot of pitching. I think that experience he got last year will help him this season tremendously.

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Trypp Lack and Kaden Cline – Kingfisher

Started as a freshman and looks to be at the top of the rotation.

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Raider Schoggins – Hartshorne

Raider is a sophomore that has put in some work to his body physically and has shown some great leaps in maturity and being able to handle himself on the field last season as a freshman.  We are looking forward to watching Raider reach the potential that he has been gifted with.

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Kobe Tabor – Rattan

Kobe is our PG and a play maker. He has the ability to go get a bucket or get one for someone else. Great passer with a high basketball IQ. He is always calm and under control.

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Kaydence Batt – Pocola

Highly recruited shortstop and very athletic.

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Jax Finch – Okmulgee 

Jax started at multiple infield positions as a freshman.  He will help anchor the middle infield this spring.  He came up with multiple timely hits in clutch situations as well.  We are looking for a big year from Jax.

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Talon Scott – Weatherford

Talon is a versatile player.  He can play anywhere on the field and can also give innings on the mound.   He has a passion for baseball and is a player that we will be counting on in the next few years.

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Aiden Graham – Kansas

Aiden is a great teammate, works hard and has a great skill set!

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Jax Van Valkenburg – Claremore

Jax is a sophomore transfer from Owasso. The biggest thing we have noticed since gaining him is his work ethic. Big weight room guy with the will to learn/grow in any situation. All of our guys do a great job of being good teammates and Jax fits right in. Swings it well from both sides with catcher being his primary position can also play IF corners as well.

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Krew Keyes – Elk City

Krew is a very talented sophomore.  As a freshman, he played in seven games.  He hit .400 in 12 plate appearances.  On the mound he had 3 appearances going 1-0 with a 1.40 ERA.  Krew is a smart young player and is not scared of the moment.  We look for Krew to have a big year, and a bright future.

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Jax Watkins – Allen

Jax is a 5’8 freshman, He is one of the hardest working kids I have seen. Jax has quick hands and a knack for catching barrels. He will play corner infield for us.

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Dallon Gilbert – Soper

A young pitcher who is getting better, keep an eye on him for his speed on the mound.

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Jace Prewett – Muldrow

Jace is very versatile on the baseball field. He can play anywhere on the field and will be our number two guy on the mound this spring.

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Hunter Bertram – North Rock Creek

Hunter Bertram started every game at short-stop as a freshman for us. He is a plus athlete, defender, hitter, and competitor. I expect Hunter to make a huge jump on the national recruitment cycle by the end of the year.

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Klayton Seddon – Hollis

Klay hit three hole for us last spring as a freshman and led our team in batting average and hits. He has improved and taken on the role of being a leader and handles the pressures that come with hitting in the middle of the lineup. This spring Klay will make more of a name for himself by doing what he does offensively as an on base machine and defensively as a utility type player.

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Ricky Williams – Snyder

Ricky did not play last season but will be coming out for his Junior season. He is a great defensive player and pitches well. We hope he will be able to step in and be a third pitcher after our two senior returning starters. Even with him not playing last season, we look for big things from him this season.

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Aedyn Tugman – Kremlin-Hillsdale

Aedyn is a sophomore and started every game at third or on the mound in 2024. He did a fantastic job for a 29 win team while hitting in the 2 hole most of the year

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Brody Robinson – Davenport

Brody Robinson is a sophomore catcher. Robinson is very good behind the plate. With a 2.0 pop time and great blocking skills, Robinson is going to keep opponents quiet on the bases.

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Carson Nance – Kiefer

Carson was our number two pitcher and played first base  as a freshman.

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Jensen Penn – Sapulpa

Jensen was a district starter last year as a Freshman. He went 7-1 and through 45 innings, struck out 60, and had a 1.09 ERA. We expect him to build on that early success and lead our pitching staff this Spring.

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Langstyn McClendon – Wayne

Langstyn is a super talented freshman that loves baseball more than anyone in the school. He will play shortstop for the high school team immediately and hit at the top of the lineup. He can also play catcher.  He has a chance to be a very special player in our program.

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SOCCER

Ryann Shue and Natalie Garrett – Kingfisher 

Ryann is relentless in her effort. She has worked incredibly hard outside of practice to polish her skills. Even when she’s tired, she continues to give everything she has. Her work ethic has challenged her teammates as they notice it every single day. Her growth and desire to give full effort is what makes being a coach worth it. Natalie is a natural leader. Outside of soccer, she is student body president and the chairman of S.T.I.N.G., Students Thriving in Neighborly Goodness. The STING organization is to help a member of the community raise money for medical costs. Natalie plans and organizes events throughout the year to raise as much money as they can to help the families. Her work ethic and desire to give back to her community is admirable and encouraging. She is continuously seeking to make herself better as well as those around her.

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Hadley McGrew, Ta’Nei West and Haylee Dunlap – Catoosa

Hadley McGrew is a sophomore that can play anywhere on the field. She has played a lot of soccer on many quality club teams. She has a wide range of qualities in her game. She is a tremendous ball striker, has a good first touch, she is strong on the ball and a strong tackler. I honestly don’t know what position she will play this year, but I do know she will be on the field as much as possible. She can play up top in the forward areas, in the midfield, or lead the backline as a center back. She scored several goals and had several assists her freshman season and I’m looking forward to seeing how much she can impact our games this season! Ta’Nei West is our senior goalkeeper, captain, and team leader. She is coming off an acl injury that she suffered last year during basketball season. Not only is she a great team leader but also a very good goalkeeper that could be an all starter this year. Ta’Nei is a great competitor and hard worker, but she is an even better person away from the field. She is very involved in her church, she is a leader in the school, she is president of the FFA, and she makes everywhere she goes more fun and an overall better place to be. The future is very bright for Ta’Nei! Haylee Dunlap is a senior defender. Haylee is one of the hardest workers and toughest players on our team. Haylee has matured so much on the field and off. She always comes ready to practice or play with a great attitude. She always goes full speed and does whatever you ask her to do with no questions asked. She has suffered several injuries but always toughs it out when it matters. Hopefully we will get to see a fully healthy year from her. Haylee has the ability to play at the next level and should be able to make that happen.

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Carsten Reamy – Skiatook

Carsten Reamy, a senior this year, is underrecognized for his contributions to the team, and he’s undoubtedly one of Skiatook’s unsung heroes. Carsten played on varsity for all four years of his high school playing career, three of those years as an every game starter. Carsten anchors our defense, serving as one of our center backs. Carsten’s work ethic and commitment to the team is unparalleled, and he serves as a positive role model for his teammates. 

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Brayden Fredrick – MacArthur

Braydon is a deadly player that can go cold for an entire match and pull off a wonderful moment of skill and get us back into the game or create the game winning moment.

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Harry Smith – Crossings Christian

Harry Smith will be a four-year starter at center midfielder. He is relentless, does all the dirty work in the midfield.  Wins 50/50 balls, great in the air, has the ability to make all the passes and he can finish.

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Austin Reynaga and Carlos De la Fuente – Clinton

Junior, outside forward, three-year starter. 

He started for us as a freshman. He is often overlooked due to the strong senior players we’ve had the last few years, even though he has been one of the leaders in scoring with goals and assists. I anticipate Austin getting a lot more recognition for his play on the field over the next few years. Carlos – Senior, outside back, three-year starter. Carlos provides the energy and attitude for our team, he sets our pace in practice and the other players feed off of his energy. He is a great kid with a strong work ethic. He shows up ready to practice and lead our team everyday. You will always find him with a great attitude and a smile on his face.

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Ashlee Feigenbaum and Avery Miller – Charles Page

Ashlee Feigenbaum, a senior on the Sandite Girls Soccer Team, is the epitome of hard work and dedication. Known for doing the little things that make the team successful, Ashlee consistently leads by example both on and off the field. Her commitment to excellence is evident in her work ethic—she never misses a practice and always pushes herself and her teammates to be better. A true leader, Ashlee has been a driving force for the team over the past few years, inspiring those around her with her determination and positive attitude. Her quiet yet impactful leadership will be greatly missed when she graduates, but her legacy of hard work and team-first mentality will leave a lasting mark on the program. Avery Miller is a standout leader, not only for the Sandite Girls Soccer Team but in every aspect of her life. Her character shines both on and off the field, making a positive impact wherever she goes. Avery’s attitude and kind nature resonate with everyone she interacts with, whether it’s on the soccer field, at school, or in the community. She leads by example, showing that character truly counts, and her influence extends far beyond the game. Avery is a role model for her teammates and peers, demonstrating that true leadership is rooted in kindness, respect, and a commitment to making those around her better.

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Rilynn Lamborn – Edison Prep

Rilynn is a freshman who is a focused talented player on both sides of the ball. A coachable, team player, who gives 110% all the time.

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Landen Fitz – Charles Page HS

Landen Fitz is the unsung hero of the Sandite Boys Soccer Team, known for his ability to excel in the little things that make a big impact. As a junior, Fitz was called upon to fill multiple roles on defense, stepping up from the start of the season when the team was still finding its rhythm, and continuing to shine through a series of unexpected injuries. A quiet leader on the back line, Fitz’s smart play, consistent defensive presence, and unwavering commitment to excellence have been crucial to the team’s success. His steady and dependable contributions make him an invaluable asset to the Sandites.

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Kaylen Stephens and Claire Lieser – Glenpool

Kaylen is a junior that is a true program kid. She shows up everyday, works hard, and is a leader by actions not words. A kid that makes a huge difference on and off the field. Claire makes a difference in everything she does. Always doing what’s right and making sure her faith is at the front of it all.

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Brooklyn Ross and Brooklyn Cox – Wagoner

Brooklyn is a senior who will be starting all four-years for Wagoner Girls Soccer. The other players look at her as the team leader who cares about her teammates. She holds our defense together as our sweeper in the back. She never misses practice and comes to practice being the positive leader that a team needs each and every day. Brooklyn is a returning starter and is our center midfielder. The junior was our second leading scorer last year and led the team in assists. She brings heart, determination, and grit everyday whether it be on the soccer field or in the classroom. She strives to be the best at every endeavor she attempts.

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Kaylee Gibson – Bixby

Kaylee is a senior this year who comes to us from Summit.  Kaylee is probably one of the best attacking players I have seen in Bixby HS Soccer the last six years and could possibly be in 6A this year.  She works on and off the ball to score goals or to help her teammates out as best as she can.  She is truly an all around teammate and player.  She has helped numerous players pass their eight minute mile this year by pacing them.  She will continue her soccer career at the University of Tampa in Florida next year.

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Kristian Perez, Rylon Arnold and Jonathan Garcia Mata – Woodward

Kristian, also known as “KP” , is a 5 ‘4 cannonball. He plays the game at high speed and reads the field very well. We have used him more as a utility player and for good reason. When asked where he plays, he gives the educated answer “Wherever you need me”. KP is a sophomore who got the opportunity to join a very young varsity squad in 2024 as a Freshman. The limitations that others set on him did not hold him back as he was able to see the field and compete with some of the top programs in the state. KP is coming into this season with a competitive passion and a willingness to do what is necessary to build success. KP can play with both feet and loves to get the ball served his way. He will somewhat remain a utility player for us in this upcoming season.  We expect him to be a part of our build up in the middle of the field and wouldn’t be surprised to see a couple goals attached to his name at the end of the season. Rylon is a part of the FFA Shooting Sports team here at Woodward and has received multiple accolades the past two years here at the High School. I’ve lost track of how many State Championships he and his teammates have acquired. Rylon has stepped up big time in such a short year. He has fully committed to work towards improving himself daily and strives to achieve the goals he has set out for himself. I believe that Rylon will continue to grow and be the difference for the better in whatever organization he becomes a part of. Jonathan Garcia is our Senior Goalkeeper this season. He is a hard working, always smiling type of individual. Jonathan aka “Jon Jon” is a high quality teammate and supporter of everyone he is associated with. Jon Jon has a GPA of 3.65 and works full time hours to help support his Mom and younger sibling all while completing high school at an honorable level. 

Jon Jon oftentimes took care of field duties or bus cleanup after our road games.

Jon Jon is always “stand by ready”. Last season, he found himself in the Varsity group for the first time sitting behind Senior Goalkeeper Derrek Morales. In the middle of one of our games, our starting keeper (Derrek) was involved in a collision and I signaled Jon Jon to get warmed up. A few minutes goes by , Derrek returns to play after brushing off the contact hit and communication between officials and such. Play resumes and I hear from the bench, “Coach, do you think Jon Jon might be warmed up yet” with a chuckle. Jon Jon had continued to warm up for 10 minutes waiting for my signal to enter the field. That’s the type of character he possesses. Our team is better having a player like Jon Jon on it.

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Brady Powers, Zeke Porter and Coltin Crabtree – Sapulpa

Brady comes in everyday with the right energy and leadership. He is very vocal and people on the team look up to him. He is a player that has been starting all four years! Zeke is a kid that is talented at everything he does, he has been involved with many programs within the school. He is an excellent soccer player as well. Coltin is one of the kids who transferred to us and has made an instant impression on and off the field. He comes in with the right attitude and takes a leadership role within the program. Players listen when he speaks!

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Katen Bottorff and Kinzie Doss – Bartlesville

Katen, a senior this year, is the exact teammate and player you would want in a team. She is super caring about those she calls her teammates and she is always willing to offer a helping hand no matter what. Katen is a great role-model and leader, she motivates others, and does not hesitate to reach out and help her younger classed teammates. When it comes to character and characters that count, Kinzie Doss has got it down. Kinzie is always amped up and encouraging her teammates, she is extremely helpful and is someone that her younger teammates and even older teammates can rely on. She does a very good job at keeping the level whether in training or in games, and she is not afraid to speak her mind or fight for her team. Kinzie is a role-model athlete on and off the field and she is always putting in the work to better herself and those around her.

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Chrysanna Harter and Daneysi Zamarripa – Commerce

She is always willing to do the little things that make a big difference. Her hard work, reliability, and team-first mentality often go unnoticed but are essential to the team’s success. Daneysi is a standout player who is always setting an example with her hard work, sportsmanship, positive attitude, and enthusiasm.

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Luke Saunders and Ethan Schroeder – Tulsa Edison

Luke is our captain and is our leader of the team.  Luke is a very hard worker and is the coach on the field. Ethan is a very polite young man that does well on the field and in the classroom. Comes from a family of educators.

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Cameron Stout and Brody Haraway – Hilldale

Cam has been our starting GK for the past 3 years. Cam was our team MVP season and stepped up in every major game making big saves to keep us in close games. Goalkeepers often go unnoticed and are often the “Unsung Heroes” of the team. Brody is our captain. He is the main difference maker of the team. Brody is involved off the field with multiple school organizations. He is one of our most successful academic students. He’s the example of what you want out of a student athlete all around. 

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Elizabeth Killian and Riley Harris – Piedmont

Elizabeth is a great teammate and one of the hardest workers on the team. She will always give her best to her teammates on and off the field. Riley is the most selfless player on our team. She is a great friend to the girls, and is also a leader. Riley is a player who will always do what’s right for the team and put everyone on the team before herself.

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Haven Dennis and Levi Cartwright – Bristow

Haven is a senior this season, he has proven to be one of the hardest working and most humble players we have.  On any given evening Haven will be at the field practicing. Haven is an exceptional student and is a fine example of what our team stands for. Levi is a sophomore, last year he was thrown into a difficult situation starting as an outside back playing against some of the best teams in 3A.  Although he had his ups and downs he grew as a player and as an individual.  Levi is always upbeat and willing to contribute when/wherever he is needed.

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Teya Bigknife and Olivia Staton – Owasso

Teya Bigknife is a center mid for our team. She is one of the hardest working kids you will ever meet or watch play. She contributes to our team when we have the ball and when we don’t. She finds a way to make an impact in every single game to help us. Teya is currently committed to play at the college level at Benedictine College. Olivia is a phenomenal person off the field. Olivia is a senior on our team that is part of our leadership council this year. Our team currently does team bonding every Thursday that is organized and run by our seniors but Olivia plays a huge role in making those team building sessions happen every Thursday. She also checks in constantly on our underclassmen to make sure they are doing well. Olivia always comes to our extra team events as well and participates in reading books to our elementary school kids, and is always at our kids camps helping the younger kids learn about soccer.

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Diego Ortega and Colt Campbell – Stillwater

Diego has been a starter since his sophomore year. He is a man of great character and leadership. He does the little things which help our team to succeed without any fanfare. Colt is the engine that makes the team run. His energy is contagious. He is a wonderful young man. He gets everyone involved and helps those that need it.

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Madison Rochdi and Samantha Curtis – El Reno

Madison Rochdi, a dedicated junior on the El Reno High School Girls Soccer Team, exemplifies the spirit of an Unsung Hero. With a relentless work ethic and a selfless attitude, she consistently puts the team’s success above her own, making crucial contributions that often go unnoticed. Whether it’s winning tough battles on the field or supporting her teammates, Madison is the glue that holds the team together, embodying the true meaning of teamwork. Samantha Curtis is a hardworking junior who shines both on and off the field, earning her a well-deserved spot in the FFA Spotlight. Her superior work ethic allows her to excel as a key member of the El Reno High School Girls Soccer Team while successfully managing the demands of being actively involved in FFA. Sam demonstrates outstanding leadership, time management, and dedication, proving she can balance the challenges of athletics and agriculture with remarkable success.

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Caden Hudgins and Alex Sanders – Edmond Santa Fe

Caden is a leader with tons of experience. He has fought through the negative years and really stayed locked in. Alex has high character, and is a great young man. Volunteers with special ed at school and other programs.

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Gracie Holmes and Angie Perez – Union

This player has also been a major contributor since she was a freshman. She is always willing to do whatever the team needs, steps up big when we need her, and has a fantastic attitude. Angie is always consistent, always trustworthy, and a great teammate.

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Dalen Jackson – Wagoner

Dalen may be the hardest-working kid I’ve coached in the past three years.  He’s a naturally gifted athlete with incredible speed, spatial awareness, and quality footwork.  He is also incredibly versatile.  He has played quality minutes at forward, wing, and outside back.  Because of his ability to track down attackers and shut them down, he often didn’t get to play his desired position at forward.  However, he never complained about it.  He just went out and performed!  There were several games last year in which he was the difference between winning and losing that particular match.  No matter who was on the field, I can guarantee that Dalen outhustled every single one of them.

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Marin Fink and Lizzie Garza – Verdigris

Sophomore.

Marin is absolutely tireless and gives complete effort the entire game. She is a terrific leader and helps her teammates on the field. 

Freshman stats – 10 Goals 11 Assists. 

Lizzie Garza is a sophomore. She has impressive speed and works hard on and off the field. She has a positive impact on our team.

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Trevin Goff, Corbin Bordwine and Manuel Torres – Catoosa

Every great team has a player who does the work no one else notices, and for the Catoosa Indians, that player is Trevin Goff. As a defensive outside back, Trevin doesn’t score the goals or make the flashy plays, but his tireless effort keeps the team running smoothly. He’s the first to break up an opponent’s attack, the one sacrificing his body for a block, and the player who always makes the smart, unselfish pass to start a counterattack. Trevin’s dedication, grit, and team-first mentality don’t always grab headlines, but his teammates know they wouldn’t succeed without him playing a crucial position on the back line. Corbin Bordwine is the perfect example of hard work paying off both on and off the field. As a forward for the Catoosa Indians, he’s known for his relentless effort to put the opposition under pressure. Corbin’s talents don’t stop there—he’s also an active member of the Future Farmers of America (FFA), where he excels in agricultural projects and leadership roles.  Whether it’s plowing through defenders or presenting at an FFA competition, Corbin’s passion and dedication shine through in everything he does. Manuel Torres is more than just a talented soccer player; he’s a true role model for the Catoosa Indians. Known for his integrity and sportsmanship. Manuel leads by example on and off the field. Whether it’s helping a teammate with a tough drill, showing respect to referees and opponents, or staying after practice to pick up equipment, Manuel’s actions reflect his strong moral compass. His positive attitude and willingness to lift others up make him an invaluable teammate and a respected figure in the school community. He proves that true greatness comes not only from skill but from the character you show every day.

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Kayten Donley, Denton Jaggers and Ethan Herren – Bethany 

Kayten is a three-year starter and will be one of if not the most important players on the field.  Kayten plays center back, but can also play in the middle and up top.  Kayten was one of our leading scorers last year, and played limited minutes at attacking positions.  Kayten has a very long throw and can be a weapon anytime we are in the other team’s half of the field. Denton is our center back but was second in goals last year, most of them coming off corner kicks, and most of the goals were game winning goals.  Denton is big and physical and a great leader.  Denton does our dirty work without expecting praise or recognition, but we go as he goes, and everyone follows him. Ethan Herren spent all of last season hurt with a torn acl.  Ethan is very vocal about his faith, and arguably one of our hardest workers.  Ethan brings positive energy and is a person who makes all the right choices outside of school and athletics.  He is very involved at church and small groups and is a great kid to have on your team.

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Sydney Miller and Allie Foster – Duncan

Sydney is a very smart player. She has an unmatched passion for the sport and it shows with her play. Outstanding ball control and balance and very coachable. She was asked to move to a new position after playing the same position her whole life. She made the switch without any complaints and it helped the team succeed. Allie is one of the kindest people I’ve ever coached. She cares about people and makes sure to include everyone in everything she does. On and off the field she is someone that people like to be around. She is always mentioned as one of the best teammates on the team.

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Holden Richardson and Adam Froelich – Edmond North

Holden is one of the hardest workers on the team and plays great fundamental soccer. He doesn’t usually score the goals but he does most of the work to get the ball down the field. Adam is a class act. He is a great teammate on the field helping serve in any situation and he is one of the teachers favorites at school.

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Gracie Stobaugh and Katelyn ¨Katie¨  Schmidt – Sapulpa

Gracie is an incoming freshman that has played the last three years on my MS team as defender. In the Sapulpa FFA chapter, she did a year of opening and closing ceremonies in which she placed at multiple competitions. She placed second in the state with her Agriscience Project as well as competing in the Greenhand quiz. Katie is the most hard working, honest, dependable and outstanding young lady I have been honored to coach.  She NEVER gives less than 100% on and off the field,  She played on our MS team and then on varsity last year as a freshman. I am also her PreAP Honors Algebra 2 teacher and her effort in the classroom is just as amazing as her effort on the field.  EVERYONE on our team absolutely loves her and would do anything she does for our team and coaching staff.

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Faith Watts, Abigal Rogers and Juliette Whited – Cleveland

Faith gives her all when she steps onto the field.  Even in games where we are down she does not let the score affect her game play.  She continually gives 100% every time she puts on our uniform.  Her growth over the last 3 years has made her a valuable member of our team.  She does not let any player intimidate her and faces any challenge that comes across her path without hesitation. Abigal has been a part of our FFA program for several years competing in showing, judging, and speaking competitions.  She has grown to earn a starting spot on our roster and will continue to improve as she gets older. Juliette is as positive a personality as any one person can be.  She is by far the friendliest, and most cheerful player on our team.  If anyone ever needs some positivity they know to look for her.  Even in the hallways, before and after class/practice she is the most cheerful person and it is contagious amongst our players.

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Rebekah Walker and Megan Clark – Skiatook

Bekah is a senior and has been a starter since she was a freshman. Bekah plays mostly on the defensive side of the ball for us and sometimes unfortunately defenders’ efforts go unnoticed. However, Bekah is a key player for us and has played a major role in our success over the years. Megan will be a senior this year. She saw a lot of playing time last year and we are excited to see what she can do as a senior leader. Megan is a great kid with a great attitude. She is a fantastic teammate, always putting others before herself and setting a good example. Megan is a wonderful example of what it means to be a Lady Bulldog.

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Jairo Velarde and Elijah Click – Kingfisher 

Jairo Velarde brings a level of toughness and determination that defines Kingfisher soccer. As a key defender, Jairo has become the backbone of the team’s defense, using his physicality and leadership to anchor the back line. Though football has long been Jairo’s primary sport, his competitive spirit and relentless drive to win have made him an invaluable part of the soccer team. On the field, he’s a fierce competitor who never shies away from a challenge, whether it’s a hard tackle, or shutting down an opponent’s attack. Jairo’s skillset goes beyond his physical play—he’s also a natural leader. His strong communication keeps the defense organized, while his example of grit and determination inspires his teammates to give their all. Jairo understands that winning takes effort and heart, and he brings both to every game. Kingfisher is lucky to have a player like Jairo Velarde—someone who fights for every ball, leads with passion, and embodies what it means to play for the team. Elijah Click is more than just a talented athlete—he’s the kind of person every team dreams of having. As Kingfisher soccer’s starting goalkeeper this season, Elijah is stepping into the spotlight after serving as a reliable rotational player last year. His dedication to improvement and his calm, steady presence in goal make him a vital piece of the team’s puzzle. But Elijah’s impact isn’t limited to the field. He’s a true character-first athlete, embodying leadership, integrity, and a commitment to excellence in everything he does. Beyond soccer, Elijah is actively involved in numerous organizations, but he shines brightest through his work with his Federated Church youth group. His faith and service to others set a powerful example for his teammates and peers. Elijah’s ability to balance his athletic commitments with his passion for community involvement speaks volumes about his character. He approaches life with the same focus and determination that he brings to defending the net, making him a role model both in and out of uniform. As this season unfolds, Kingfisher soccer is proud to have Elijah Click guarding the goal and setting the standard for what it means to be a student-athlete. His leadership, work ethic, and heart make him a standout player and an even better person.

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Ruby Rowe and Layni Kositzky – Crossings Christian

Ruby Rowe is a senior leader. The way she plays and carries herself encourages her teammates to do the same. She approaches everything she does with an attitude of hard work and it is a contagious attitude. Layni does all the small things needed to be a successful player, teammate, and person. No one is too small or too big for Layni, she cares for each of them individually and personally.

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Janelle Fleischer and Hana Schuerch – Southmoore

Junior- Janelle is an all around great soccer player who is always willing to play anywhere to help the team succeed. She played mostly forward last year but moved into the midfield when needed. This year we had to replace both center backs that graduated and she stepped up to take on that role. It is a role she has absolutely thrived in. Senior- Hana is an incredible teammate and student. She currently has a 4.3 GPA and she is someone we know we can count on to do the right thing 100% of the time. She recently tore her ACL for the second year in a row but she continues to show up to encourage and support her teammates even though she is missing out on playing her senior year. She is incredibly selfless and humble.

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Addie Rice and Lanette Cavazos – Pryor

Addie was a starter last year in every game and was one of two players that was usually never substituted.  She scored a goal in the state finals as well.  She is not the most physically imposing player but does things consistently well.  We look forward to her being even more of an impact player this year as a sophomore. Lanette is a great kid.  She will be relied upon more this year as a junior and possibly a starter this season.  She does her best at everything, has a positive attitude about everything, and works hard.  Currently she is probably our most consistent leader on the team.

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Kalley Hogue, Mackenzie Kubien and Maddie Penner – Oologah

Kalley is a senior for us and last year was chosen as All District. She scored 6 goals and 10 assists and also was chosen as Miss Hustle for us in our team awards. She is one of our team leaders who keeps everyone under control. She really is Miss Mustang. Kalley plays softball, basketball, soccer and runs track. She was chosen as Basketball homecoming queen and is also huge in Native American activities,  FCA, Honor society. She maintains a 4.0 and also helps in the TOPS soccer program. She was also chosen as the Heart of a Champion award winner last year and got the Honor of exchanging jerseys with OKC basketball player Jayden Williams at a banquet downtown last summer. Mack is what we call her and she is a senior with a 4.0 GPA. She has been involved in FFA ever since junior high. She has won many competitions and won Grand Champion last year. She is also very active in TOPS soccer, Honor Society and FCA. She has assumed the role as our team leader this season since we lost the one from last year. She is very dependable and is in charge when I ask her to organize team activities. Kids like Maddie are a very rare breed. She is the most coachable , responsible kid and she will fill her sisters foot steps on the team. Ava was her sister but she graduated last year. Maddie is becoming a beast on the field. She was a freshman sorter last year at our center back position. She scored  6 goals and had 4 assists for us last year even though she played defense all year. She volunteers at TOPS soccer, carries a 4.0 GPA, FCA, and Honor Society. She is the sweetest most kid person on our team. I am not sure I have ever seen Maddie without a smile and she is the most positive kid with all her teammates. She is a leader by example on and off the field. Maddie was chosen as our Defensive Player of the year and also All District.

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Emalee Gregg and Eva Fletcher – Grove 

Emalee Gregg (senior) is on track to be a four-year starter for us and has played nearly every minute of our games since entering our program. Last year she was one of our defensive leaders (2024 All-District Defender) and will be even more of one for us this year. Emalee is an excellent defender who has become the brain for our team with her constant communication. This year she will be counted on by her coaches & teammates to keep our team organized and composed. Eva Fletcher (senior) has been an incredible teammate throughout her time in the Grove Soccer Program. Eva has set the standard for our program when it comes to showing up every day & working hard to make herself & her teammates better. Eva carries herself with humility and integrity as she seeks to serve others and do what is right. She is involved in a multitude of organizations that seek to give back to our community (Changing Our World; Student Council; Character Counts; Eva also serves at her church & volunteered to help coach soccer for the local YMCA this fall).

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Grayson Hale and Joe Bradley – Weatherford

Grayson is a talented athlete that has worked really hard to develop into the player he is today.  He is very driven to make himself better but also does a great job encouraging his teammates. Joe is a great example of how to treat teammates to help them be their best.  Joe demands the best from himself but also desires to see his team mates succeed at their roles on the team.

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Madelyn Aguilar, Makenzy Serna and Cameron Lang – Stillwater 

Madelyn is entering her sophomore year. She plays center back. Madelyn is very fast and strong. She wins almost every tackle she goes into. She’s a danger to play a long ball over the top with her left foot. She is one of the best decision makers on the team. Makenzy participates both in soccer and FFA, as well as choir. She is entering her senior year. She makes contributions to both the soccer program and FFA. Cameron is entering her junior year. She plays center mid. Cameron has great vision on the field, picking out the right passes and dissecting opposing defenses. Cameron will play a big role on the team this season.

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Molly Weber – Kingfisher

Molly has really put in the work over the summer and has improved in her quickness, speed, and ball control. She’s got a vision for the field and gives 100% every moment. She’s a quiet leader through her effort and kindness and cool composure in all moments. She has a passion for the game that will give us fire and drive in those key moments.

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Gabriel Noble – Coweta

Gabriel started for us last season as a freshman. He’s had to make a position switch from his position at club due to the demands of our team, but he hasn’t let that stop him from being a force on the field. He is a hardworking midfielder who provides a deep threat towards goal when he gets the chance. We look forward to seeing his goal contributions increase this season.

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Sydnee White – Catoosa

Sydnee White is a sophomore forward that led our team last year in goals scored with 16 goals. Sydnee is a powerful striker that looks to get in behind with great speed and athleticism. She has added a better shot, especially from distance, and has grown in confidence in her play making abilities and leadership on the field as well. With Sydnee’s improved overall game, and also more playmakers surrounding her, I’m expecting a huge year from her. She should be close to the top of the leaderboard in goals scored in 4A.

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Eli Tillery – Skiatook

Eli Tillery is Skiatook’s underclassman to watch. Eli is only a freshman, but he’s already setting the bar for his teammates in preseason practices. His tactical awareness, soccer IQ, and work ethic have him on track to get significant varsity playing time this season as a freshman. Eli has been playing soccer for 11 years. He’s currently playing club soccer at Northeastern Oklahoma Football Club (NEOFC) in Owasso. He’s a versatile player who can play any position on the field. 

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Tyriq Tate – MacArthur 

Ty is an underclassmen that plays like a four year starter. He is a versatile player that can play anywhere on the field.

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Harrison Daniels – Crossings Christian School

Harrison has great passion for the game of soccer. He is very talented , great skill , vocal player, possesses the ability to finish and is a great team player.

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Tyriq Tate – MacArthur

Ty is an underclassmen that plays like a four year starter. He is a versatile player that can play anywhere on the field.

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Willy Salcido – Clinton

Sophomore goal keeper and started for us last year as a freshman. WIlly is one of the best goal keepers we have ever had at Clinton. He leads by example. He has an incredible work ethic. He’s always the first one in line for drills at practice and is constantly trying to improve his skills. Watch for him to accomplish big things over the next few years.

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Kaleigh Mills – Woodward

Kaleigh is a key member of our midfield. She helps control the speed of our game. Kaleigh is a multi-sport player and works harder than any one on the field.

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Chloe Grona – Charles Page High School

Chloe Grona is an underclassman to watch this season and beyond. She began last year as a starter for the Sandites Middle School Girls team in its inaugural season, quickly showcasing her talent as a leader on and off the field. Leading the team in both goals and tactical play, Chloe displayed maturity and skill well beyond her years. Her leadership has made a lasting impact on her teammates, and the future looks bright for her in the years to come. In addition to her success with the Sandites, Chloe also plays for the WSA ECNL club team, where she continually strives to improve her own game while elevating those around her. Keep an eye on Chloe as she continues to grow into a key player for both her school and club teams.

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Brooklyn Blan – Edison Prep

Brooklyn is a sophomore, who is extremely consistent in her touches and performance. A soft spoken player who, even in the toughest challenge on the pitch always seems to be content, and smiling while giving her best for the team. She is a great player inside and out and a tremendous asset to the team.

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Lyndon Mercer – Charles Page High School

Lyndon Mercer is a sophomore soccer player on the Sandite Boys Soccer team, known for his exceptional talent and maturity on the field. As the only freshman to earn a starting spot on last year’s team, which featured several experienced upperclassmen, Lyndon quickly proved himself as a key contributor. His consistent growth in skill and leadership throughout the season and preseason has impressed coaches and teammates alike. With his strong work ethic and natural ability, Lyndon has firmly established himself as a foundational player for the team’s future success.

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Payton Willhite – Glenpool 

A freshman that will come in and start instantly. She’s a highly competitive, smart, and talented kid. Her knowledge of the game and ability to create chances will be an amazing help to the team.

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Emma Mangrum – Wagoner

Emma Mangrum is a returning starter who was our leading scorer last year as a freshman. She travels with her competitive team all over the nation playing in various soccer tournaments. Emma has also become one of our team leaders who the other girls enjoy as a teammate.

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Sadie Trotter – Bixby

Sadie is a sophomore this year.  She started and played as a freshman last year, who made a huge impact.  She got hurt early in the season with a torn ACL and was missed in our formation through the rest of the season.  She will be a huge player for us this year in the center.  She wins balls in the air, plays like a senior, and is technically an all around player.  She will be one to watch in the 2025 season.

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Brooklyn Blan – Edison Prep

Brooklyn is a sophomore, who is extremely consistent in her touches and performance. A soft spoken player who, even in the toughest challenge on the pitch always seems to be content, and smiling while giving her best for the team. She is a great player inside and out and a tremendous asset to the team.

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Nick Bell – Woodward

Nick is a 6″1 freshman with great touch and drive on the ball.  Nick is one of the many young players to watch on our squad. So far, Nick has shown in the offseason to have the ability to compete and challenge peers and the older players in competitive play. Nick comes in with a variety of skill sets such as pace, passing, touch, and a knack for setting up his own shots at goal. Nick competes for Edmond SC and has built up the confidence to compete in any competition he is thrown in. Spending his extra time going to a local training facility to get in touches or train certain position roles.  As a program, we are excited to have players like Nick come in and be able to offer something to it as quickly as he has. We are excited to see where he grows within the program and look forward to seeing his progress throughout this season.

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Ivan Cruz – Sapulpa

He is a freshman who has come to the program and shined. He has not looked out of place and is really great on the ball.

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Presli Cox – Bartlesville

Presli is an exciting underclass player to watch. Although being a sophomore, Presli will be looking to complete her first season as a Lady Bruin after coming back from an injury. Her technical ability as well as her game intelligence speak for themselves and she will be keen to make a name for herself this year.

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Rosalinda Morales – Commerce

She brings energy and potential to the field. Her work ethic, natural ability, and athleticism make her a player to keep an eye on this season.

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Joe Albarran – Tulsa Edison

Returning starter at holding center mid.  Joe is in 10th grade. Very good player that disrupts opponents but is also very smart on the ball and decision making.

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Grant Brust – Hilldale

Grant started as a CB for us as a freshman. He is a returning starter and leader of our defense. Grant is the man that keeps us together and plays organized from the back.

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Zak Lane – Bristow

Zak exploded on the Bristow soccer scene last season; Zak proved to be an asset to our team both in scoring and assists.  Zak is constantly working to improve his game, as a Junior Zak will certainly be paramount to our success this season.

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Aiden Zeckser – Mount St. Mary 

Aiden is an exceptionally versatile player both on and off the ball. His remarkable talent and unwavering drive set him apart as a key contributor to the team. Aiden’s ability to adapt to various positions and roles enhances our tactical flexibility, allowing us to respond effectively to different game situations. His determination and commitment to excellence not only elevate his own performance but also inspire his teammates to strive for their best. Aiden’s presence on the field is invaluable, as he consistently demonstrates a strong work ethic and a passion for the game that positively impacts the entire team.

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Anderson Rogers – Owasso

Anderson Rogers is a freshman on our Varsity team this year. Anderson plays as a defender and we are excited to add her to our experienced back line. Anderson is phenomenal under pressure, physical, athletic, technical, and understands the game at a high level. She is going to add even more talent to our back line.

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Mason Shepherd – Stillwater

Mason has improved and pushed himself over the summer and fall to improve. He has developed and grown over the past months and will be a major player on the varsity team this year.

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Karsyn Conner – El Reno

Karsyn Conner, a standout sophomore on the El Reno High School Girls Soccer Team, has quickly established herself as a rising star and a strong candidate for Underclassman of the Year. Known for her unmatched work ethic and exceptional offensive vision, she consistently creates scoring opportunities and drives the team’s attack. Her determination and talent make her a key asset on the field and a player to watch this season.

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JB Bradshaw – Edmond Santa Fe

Returning starter that can score with both feet from anywhere on the field, also a strong defender.

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Addison Bates – Union

Addison’s freshmen year ended during pre-season last year due to an ACL injury. We look forward to seeing Addison out on the pitch this year, and expect her to be a huge impact for us.

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Cameron Voyles – Wagoner

I’ve known Cameron for a long time and have been anxiously waiting for him to get to high school!  As a freshman, he saw several varsity starts and was also one of our top selections off the bench.  He can pick out a pass better than most players regardless of age and his soccer IQ is as good as anyone at this level.  One thing that makes him a joy to coach is his determination and self-discipline.  At the end of last season, he asked me what he needed to work on.  I told him to continue working on his agility, speed, and overall fitness.

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Averie Deegan – Verdigris

Sophomore. Averie has many strengths. She is very tactical, has great sight and finishes well. She is an extremely good teammate as well. 

Freshman stats: 23 Goals,  5 Assists.

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Aidyn Mendoza – Catoosa

Aidyn Mendoza has burst onto the scene as a dynamic freshman striker for the Catoosa Indians. Aidyn’s quick footwork and instinct for finding scoring opportunities set him apart, but it’s his fearless attitude that truly impresses. Whether he’s taking on defenders or selflessly involving his teammates, Aidyn’s presence is impossible to ignore. Keep an eye on this rising star—he’s poised to make a big impact this season.

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Camdyn Konz – Bethany

Cam is the 2010 Oklahoma Energy ECNL goal keeper and a very athletic and talented Goal Keeper.  She will anchor the Bronchos defense as a freshmen and I expect her to set and or break every record in our program at that position.

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Westyn Hoefar – Bethany

Westyn started for us last year as a freshman and played Defensive Mid.  He is considered to be undersized, but plays much bigger than he is.  Arguably one of our most valuable players last year, his defensive role allows Griffin and Eli to play in higher attacking positions on the field.  He can play all 80 minutes with great stamina, and generally makes all the right decisions throughout the course of a game.

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Keirstin Schornick – Duncan

Keirstin’s nickname is Red. She started as a freshman on defense last year after practicing all offseason on offense. Red is a very skilled player with a combination of speed and high soccer IQ. She is one of the hardest working players on the team. She also was awarded an All-district distinction.

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Gable Davis – Edmond North

Gable is an extremely talented goal keeper who is ready to take his game to the next level.

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Emma Panak – Sapulpa

Emma is an incoming freshman from Pretty Water.  She currently plays for WSA 09´ Williams team where she plays forward mostly and then midfield occasionally.  She will start for us in the central/up top position.

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Skyla Thao – Cleveland

Skyla will be a force on the field with the more experience she gets.  The improvements she has made from her freshman year to her sophomore year are going to make her a valuable play maker for our team this year.  She will be able to create opportunities with her speed and agility.

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Miley Decker – Skiatook

Miley started as a freshman last season and will play a big role again this season. Miley is another player who can play multiple positions on the field and has great field awareness. She is a talented young player and we are excited to see how she will play with one year of varsity experience under her belt.

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Mateo Ortega – Broken Arrow

Mateo’s relentless energy and determination set him apart. He’s the spark that keeps the team firing, always giving 110% and leaving it all on the field.

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Eduardo Delatorre – Kingfisher

Eduardo Delatorre is ready to make his mark. Heading into his sophomore year, Eduardo is stepping into a starting role after a strong freshman season as a key rotational player. His hard work and determination have earned him this spot, and he’s poised to become a difference-maker for the Kingfisher Boys Soccer team. Known for his toughness and physicality, Eduardo is the kind of player who battles for every ball and refuses to back down from a challenge. But what truly sets him apart is his incredible finishing ability. Give him a glimpse of the net, and he’ll make you pay. Eduardo’s knack for finding the goal, combined with his composure in high-pressure situations, makes him a constant threat in the attacking third. Eduardo has already shown flashes of brilliance, and now, with a bigger role on the team, he’s ready to take his game to the next level. His hunger to improve and his fearless approach to the game are exactly what Kingfisher soccer needs as we aim for another standout season.

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Callie Graham and Mia Perkins – Crossings Christian School

Both of these young ladies are passionate about soccer. They want to be the best they can be and strive to help their teammates do the same. They possess elite ball skill while also being able to operate off the ball at a high level as well.

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Lenli Kuchynka – Southmoore

Freshman- Lenli is a dynamic player with a high soccer IQ. She can play any position and has the ability to cover the field and make plays defensively and in the attack.

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Addison Harlow – Pryor

Addison is one of our most experienced players even though only a sophomore.  She was injured for most of last season.  It will be interesting to see how she does this year and if she can stay healthy, she should be an impact player for us.

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Brynlee Sweet – Oologah

Brynlee is a sophomore center midfielder for us. She plays outside back on her club team but we asked her to change positions last year because she is so athletic. She improved at that position throughout the year. She scored 8 goals and 7 assists. Her work effort is second to none and I expect huge things from her this season. She was chosen one of our Miss Hustle team awards and also All District and carries a 4.0 GPA.

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Allie Hasselman and Jenna Lynn – Grove

Allie (Soph) – Allie is a talented multi-sport athlete (Cross Country/Basketball/Soccer/Track) who was a key cog in our midfield last year. Allie is able to cover a lot of space when defending, along with being a very technical player who can break the opponents’ pressure by dribbling or passing. Allie is set to improve on her impressive freshman season last year. Jenna (Soph) – Jenna is another talented sophomore player who played a key role in our attack last spring. As a freshman, she was an every game starter for us who tested defenses with her speed to create scoring chances for herself and her teammates. Jenna heads into the season looking to be one of our key chance creators and finishers

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Yahir Chavez – Weatherford

Yahir is a three varsity starter as a forward and will be moving to central midfield.  He is an exceptional player that is very creative.

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Sophia Jahanshahi – Stillwater

Sophia is entering her sophomore year. She plays at forward. Sophia may end up winning most improved player of the year for the team. She has improved immensely over the last year. She is quick, skilled and a danger to score at any time.

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E-SPORTS

Vincent Tran – Kiefer

Vincent shows up and competes with everything he has. He rallies the team when we are down and motivates them with encouragement. Vincent is a strong competitor but also shows great character when he games. He often uses encouraging language and is just a great respectful athlete.

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Kenyon Green – Chickasha

Kenyon came to the team as a very unsure and reluctant freshman to play Mario Kart. He rapidly grew in skills and confidence at the game and also in personality. Now as a sophomore, Kenyon is a natural leader who helps to guide the new team members. He has begun to play Smash Bros this year and he is  very strategic in his gaming style, which has helped his teammates as well. I know that if I ask Kenyon to do something, he will get it done and done right.

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Zaide Nunn – Wells Middle School

Just like Triton, I have another great kid. He shows up ready to roll every game. When he started he didn’t even have a console at home and yet he showed up and rocked it every time.

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Joseph Wilson – Wayne

Joseph is an integral part of our League of Legends and Mario Kart squads and is the most positive person on our team.  If we are having a bad game, Joseph is the one that picks us all up and tells us to move on.  He deals with a medical condition and doesn’t let that bring him or the team down.  He is everyone’s favorite teammate.

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Matthew Kimery – Haileyville

Matthew is a junior OSSAA Rocket League player.  He has been a member of the team since Haileyville began the e-sports program in the spring of 2023.  Matthew can be counted on to attend every match even though he is busy with golf, basketball, baseball and KTC.  Matthew serves as the team captain and willingly helps the younger players when they have difficulty.   Matthew also displays good sportsmanship.

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Beau Butler, Will Porter, and Tucker Austin – Heritage Hall

They played key roles in our past Rocket League runs. As a freshman last year, Butler stepped in and made the series-clinching goal in our program’s first ever state title (PlayVS Oklahoma, Spring 2024). Porter logged significant minutes in the Fall semifinal run and played a key role off the bench in our Spring 2024 title run. With Butler focusing on his football career this fall, Austin slid into the starting lineup and made huge strides while learning from Green and Payne, ultimately becoming a huge part of our Fall 2024 OKSE title run. Austin, a highly recruited Division I soccer prospect and Gatorade Player of the Year candidate, will sub in the Spring 2025 season, as yet another freshman enters our Rocket League rotation…Jackson Echalk, who is also a talented baseball player.

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Conner Watkins – Carl Albert 

Conner has been an essential part of the Carl Albert eSports team. His character is impeccable, and it shows anytime he is competing in a team oriented game. He is one of our top Mario Kart players, and a member of the team that placed in the top 10 twice last season (including a top 3 finish out of 64 teams). Conner is a senior, and has taken many of our freshmen under his wing to teach them strategy and skills in Fortnite, Rocket League, and Mario Kart. He is always encouraging, kind, constructive when communicating in the heat of battle. That’s a skill unheard of in the eSports community! Conner has also volunteered to be a member of our Carl Albert Unified eSports team, which combines our special education students and eSports gamers to make a Rocket League team. They will compete for a state championship at UCO on April 19th!

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Dason Ramsey – Cordell 

This kid has so much potential, grit and leadership in him. He was on the winning Rocket League Trios team that won state in Dec. 2024. He was also the captain of our second place at the state team for Rainbow Six. He motivated both of his teams to preserve through tough games and when we had to sub in extra players to fill in our team (due to sickness or extracurricular activities that overlapped). Just like Matthew Rodrigue, Dason has had to juggle Basketball, and work hours. Dason is an all round great player on any team and rises to the leadership seat whenever he has the chance.

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Levi Gaddis – Davis

Levi’s older brother graduated class of 2024, went on to compete in esports for Murray State College, and was elected to the OKSE Hall of Fame. While only an 8th grader last season, Levi stepped in to compete on his brothers teams, just because they needed it. Now he is a part of the High School team and competes in whatever the team needs, no questions asked.

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Gage Vernon – Piedmont

Gage is a senior in our program. Gage competes for us in multiple titles: Super Smash Bros, Splatoon 3 and Mario Kart. Gage is also the team captain of our Mario Kart team. Gage is the definition of a team player and always is available to do whatever we need to be successful. He is always the first one in and last one out and is the definition of a great teammate. He is always looking to lift up others. He is a vital part of our program’s success and will be missed when he graduates this year.

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Hector Hernandez – Heavener

Positive and always a team player.

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Jaiden Swain – Chickasha

Jaiden is a phenomenon in the true meaning of the word. He is a natural at gaming. He can pick any Smash Bros. character at random and have the fighting style and quirks figured out by the end of the match. He is also an excellent Mario Kart player. Although he is a freshman and new to the team, Jaiden is a player we depend on!

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Zachary McCullar – Wayne

Zachary is a freshman on the Rainbow 6 and Apex teams. Zachary started the brand new Rainbow 6 team as its captain and KDA leader.  We are looking for him to have an impact on Apex this year too.

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Freedom Parks – Haileyville

Freedom is a freshman on the Fortnight team.  Freedom practices and continues to improve his skills.

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Sebastian Payne – Heritage Hall 

Sebastian has been like Scottie Pippen to Michael Jordan (Landon Green in this case). Not only is he talented across multiple games, but he always comes through in the clutch or has breakout performances when his sidekick star is getting double-teamed. In each and every 2v2 and 3v3 Rocket League title run, Sebastian has played a huge part. He has had a great example to learn from, and we will be looking for him to step up again and lead our Esports program into the future once Landon graduates. Like Green, Payne is hoping to garner scholarship offers to play Esports in college, currently favoring Oklahoma Christian if the opportunity presents itself.

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Ricky Reed – Carl Albert 

Ricky is a 9th grader at CAHS, and his primary game is Fortnite. Ricky joined the eSports program and hit the ground running! So far, he is one of our top Fortnite players despite the fact that we play Fortnite on Xbox, and his main console is Playstation! For the non-gamers out there, that is a major difference! He is great with his comms and working as a team when they are practicing duos or squads. Ricky is also a member of our Rocket League team, along with Conner Watkins. Ricky is a great young man, as he volunteered to be on our CAHS Unified eSports team which combines our special education department and eSports team. The unified Rocket League team will compete April 19th at UCO for a state championship!

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Austin Barnett – Coalgate

Austin has potential to be really good for us.  He is already our best SmashBros. player as a freshman and he getting close to being our best DPS player in Overwatch 2.  As long as he keeps progressing and putting the time in, he’ll be real special for us the next few years.

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Roberto Aguilar – Cordell

Roberto is a Freshman, this kid has a lot of potential. He just received 7th place out of over 200 SMASH players in our League. This kid and his best friend Hunter Hamlett (he received 6th place) will be battling to win State the next couple of years. Roberto reviews game plays and watches Twitch almost daily and improves his game play.

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Mia Samson – Davis

Mia is a quiet but relentless Super Smash player. She only plays that game, but in a sport with very little female representation, she stands above. 240+ Smash players entered the fall season, only 64 made the state tournament for small schools division. She not only made that along with a few teammates, she finished in 6th place overall. As a sophomore she was only behind 5 seniors, which puts her at the top of the contenders list for next fall.

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Ricardo Ramos – Piedmont

Ricky is a sophomore Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player for us. He was a team captain as a freshman and has led our varsity team to back to back state semifinal births. Ricky is heavily involved in the local, regional and national smash bros competitive scene where he competes in many tournaments and events outside of school. Ricky is a vital part of our success and will go far as a competitive esports professional outside of high school.

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Sean Burton – Heavener

He works hard and gets better everyday.

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GOLF

Ellie Aldridge, Josey Inselman and Kelsi Lightfoot – Perkins-Tryon

Ellie will be a junior for us this year and it will be her third year on varsity. She is always willing to help her teammates in any way possible on and off the course. She scored consistently in the low 90’s last season and even shot in the 80’s at a couple tournaments. We expect a really big jump in her score for her junior season. Josey was our #2 bag all of last season. She shot in the 80’s in multiple tournaments last season and is expected to have a big senior season for us. She’s also actively involved in our FFA program participating in a variety of different competitions throughout the year. Kelsi will be a senior for us who has been on varsity for the last two seasons. We expect her to make a jump in scoring her senior year and she is always willing to help her teammates in any way possible.

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Emma Flick and Arlie Wilson – Washington

Emma is a junior and has been on the golf team for three years.  She has provided competition for the 5th spot each year of high school.  In FFA, Emma shows pigs and was 1st in class this year.Arlie is our 2 bag and has signed to play at SNU.  She is president of the student council, captain of the academic team, and is involved at the local church.

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Ganon Springer – Washington

Ganon is a sophomore for our team and is very active in FFA and golf.  He is a big hitter for us off the tee box and is dedicated to getting better in both golf and showing cattle.  He was a Breed Bronze Champion at the McClain County Livestock Show.  We are expecting Ganon to shoot in the 80s for the golf team and be the guy who takes over as our leader when the juniors above him graduate.

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Abby Enlow, Maddison Hood and Summit Deam – Keys

Abby is dedicated and desires to be the best.  She can contribute to our teams’ success if she continues to work hard. Maddison is one of our top golfers.  She has won multiple awards in FFA.  She continues to work hard and enjoys playing golf and being part of the team. Summit is truly the definition of a team golfer.  She works hard and is always willing to help her teammates when needed.  She is a good student and a joy to coach.

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Jansen Shirley, Kaylen Woods – Alva

Jansen is a four-year member of the golf team and is an officer for FFA.  She recently ran for a state office position. Jansen is always able to make her busy FFA schedule work with her golf schedule. Kaylen is a dynamic athlete, participating in softball, basketball and golf. She is also an exceptional student who excels in the classroom.  She is also a member of the student council and FFA.  She is a student-athlete that shows integrity and character.

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Taylor Attebery – Putnam City North

Taylor embodies everything that you would want in a student-athlete. She is involved in many different activities including having a very busy job throughout the season. She organizes and commits to so many things as a student athlete that most older adults struggle doing everyday well beyond school in the real world. She always comes to practice every day with a positive attitude, and is a joy to be able to have on the team. Her involvement in so many things show her commitment, dedication, and her high character to all the people that are affected by her presence. I have no doubt that she will be super successful in her life and in whatever endeavors she pursues in the future.

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Kyle Haught and Abraham Hillsbury – Sapulpa

Kyle is a senior that has been in the program for six years. This is his last go round and is looking to guide the team to their best year since his 9th grade year. Kyle is very supportive of all his teammates and wants only the best for them. Kyle is a very active member of the FFA program. He participates in the welding program and is also a member of their shooting team. Abraham is relatively new to the golf program with this being his second year. What he lacks in golf knowledge he makes up for it with his work ethic. Abram is the one golfer that all the golfers enjoy practicing with and hanging out with after practice. In class he is one of the politest and quietest kids around.

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Katelyn Kates – Newcastle

Four-Year Varsity Girls Golf Team

2024 5a Girls Golf State Qualifier

Four-Year FFA Member 

2022-2023 FFA Chapter Reporter

2023-2024 FFA Chapter President 

2024-2025 FFA Chapter President 

2024 American Famers and Rancher State Qualifier in Public Speaking

Three-time FFA Central Area Qualifier in Public Speaking

2023 FFA Washington Leadership Conference Attendee in Washington D.C. 

Three-Year National Honor Society Member

Four-Year Fellowship of Christian Athletes Member 

2021-2023 Spanish Club Member

2024-2025 National Honor Society of High School Scholars Member 

Page for the Oklahoma House of Representatives for Representative Sherri Conley in February of 2024. 2023-2024 United Nations Association of the United States of America Community Service Award for Compassion: Sixty-One hours of service through National Honor Society.

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Slaton Nash – Edmond North

Slaton is one of two seniors on the team.  He is extremely hard-working.  He is always one of the first golfer to show up to practice/meetings and always does what is asked of him.  He has worked hard and positioned himself as a guy that could get some varsity tournaments this year.

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Caden Russell – Coalgate

Caden has been in FFA all four years of high school.  He shows heifers and steers. Caden is also in Ag/Mechanics where he has sandblasted, welded, and repainted a 20 foot hay trailer. He will show and be judged on this trailer at the county fair as well.  I have witnessed how hard he has worked on the project within and outside school hours and still finds time to come out and practice golf.  His future goals after graduating are to attend Eastern Oklahoma State College then Oklahoma State University in order to get an agriculture engineering degree.

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Jason Lincoln – Sperry

Jason is not the best player on the course. Far from it! But, he loves playing golf and has an attitude that puts everything into perspective. He’s the kind of kid you genuinely like having in your program.

Lexie DelGrosso and Anna Brown – Sperry

4.0 student and is the heart of the team. She works very hard and leads by example. Regardless of whether she has a good round or a bad one, Lexie is always positive and upbeat. One of the best kids I’ve coached in my 17 years. Lexie signed a LOI to play at Coffeyville CC in Coffeyville, KS. Anna Brown is another excellent student. Anna plays FP softball, in addition to golf.

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Wade Nixon – Stigler

Wade was our 3 bag last season and will be moving up to the 2 bag this season. Wade is a hard worker that had a great summer posting some very low scores. We are expecting great improvement coming into his senior season.

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Connor Cooper – Jenks

Senior, always does what is asked and a little more.  

Yes sir / No sir kid.

Very respectful and hard working.

Strong academically. 

Plans on having a career in aviation.

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Gunnar Elliott, Kynslie Deiorio and Nick Schuman – Edmond Santa Fe

Gunnar is my only returning player who is a senior this year. Gunnar is a great leader of the team and leads by example. Gunnar leads the team in the weight room or when I ask for the players to do something he is always there keeping him and his teams accountable. Kynslie is our team manager and is dedicated to helping the team be prepared during practice and tournaments.  She helps during weightlifting or in the indoor facility and keeps scores during practice and tournaments.  Kynslie is in the Edmond FFA and is very competitive in speeches and Ag. communications  contests. Nick in late Fall injured his shoulder and he has been doing rehab weekly along with being at practices and pushes his teams in the weight room and on the course.  Nick has recently been able to practice with his teammates and we expect him to recover 100% so he can help his team go to state this season.

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Raylee Allen, Rae’kyn Rochell and Audra Brewer – Empire

Raylee is a senior that always has a positive attitude and has been on the team for three years.Rae’kyn is a junior that has excelled on the golf course and in the FFA classroom, she has been a tremendous asset to both programs. Audra is in her second year of golf and has always been dedicated in the classroom and on the course, she does a lot for our team.

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Johnathan McNair – Empire

Johnathan is a junior that always brings a positive attitude to practice and works hard.

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Macy McCrary and Amelia Bearpaw – Sequoyah Tahlequah

Macy will be a senior this year and will be moving up in this season’s line up. She has been a team leader and came in with great scores when we needed it the most last year. She is looking forward to improving and being a consistent scorer to the team this year. Amelia has been a solid scorer for the team over the past two seasons and is looking to improve on her average this year as a senior. She has put in a lot of work over the summer and is looking forward to a senior campaign to help propel her to a college golf opportunity.

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Couper Taylor-Rogers – Ada

Couper is a two-year state tournament qualifier. He is the player who hold all the other players accountable for being at the right place at the right time. I really feel like Couper will be a solid performer this season.

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Taylor Attebery – Putnam City North

Taylor isn’t going to wow anyone with her low scores, but she comes to practice everyday with a smile on her face, and is an absolute joy to be around. She is always positive, always willing to do anything that is asked of her, and really exudes a high character student athlete.

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Avery Wharton – Wilson

I am choosing Avery for this because she is a great example of good character. She is always in a great mood and will do whatever it takes to help others and put others in good moods. She does great at school and in all of her classes as well as all of the other sports she plays. She is a starter on the basketball court and well as on the softball diamond. She always gives her all at anything she does because that is just who she is. She is a great role model, and I can say that confidently because my six-year-old daughter wants to be just like her, and I am perfectly fine with that.

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Jaycee Richard and Carliegh Duffy – MacArthur 

Jaycee has been a vital part of the Lady Highlanders for the last two years. Jaycee is a true competitor on and off the course. Whether she is on the dance stage, Volleyball court, or golf course, Jaycee is always out to compete and win. She has really invested her time on the golf course the last two years and it shows. Jaycee is that player I can always count on to bring her ‘A’ game every tournament. Carliegh Duffy started playing golf for the Lady Highlanders as a freshman. The best thing about Carleigh’s game is her support towards her teammates. Carliegh is always there to cheer someone on or cheer them up when needed. She is the team hype “Man”. Carliegh is very well rounded as well. Whether that’s on the softball diamond, School Mascot for the cheer team, golf team, Or wearing the crown as the 2024-25 Homecoming queen. The character Carleigh shows in all walks of life is one of positive vibes and always looking to make everyone’s life a little better.

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Jayden Sierra and Kru Vance – Sequoyah Tahlequah

Jayden is the lone senior in our program who has made the transition to golf from other sports after a neck injury. Jayden is newer to the game but his leadership and attitude to learn has been a welcome addition to the team. He is a gritty athlete that will show great improvement in his game and will add the senior leadership that will help our team improve throughout the season. Kru is another young player for our golf program but is also a multi-sport athlete. Splitting time with golf and wrestling in the winter/spring. He is the life of the party as our kids call him. He is someone that you can always be high energy with. With that he has made drastic improvements with his game and is looking forward to an improved sophomore campaign.

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Maggie Ruby – Stillwater

Maggie came in to the team as a freshman last year and was a solid player that became our #2 bag.  She played #2 in the state tournament and played a major role in solidifying that championship.  She is quiet and goes about her business of being a better player.  She is very focused and works long hours on her game.

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Wyatt Hollenbeck – Caney Valley

Wyatt is a returning starter for the Trojan golf team.  He’s been our 2 bag the last 2 years and has been a consistent leader for our golf. He accomplished a goal of averaging under 100 by averaging 98 for last year’s season and hitting a low of 95.  Wyatt is a great student and a consistent leader for our golf team.  I’m very proud of Wyatt and how he’s improved his game.

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Cam Manning and Dakota Reed – MacArthur

Cam Manning is just a sophomore but has already made a big impact for the Highlanders. Last year as a freshman Cam was able to play 3 bag most the year and consistently had schools that helped the team have the success they did. Cam goes about his work in a quiet way and shows up big time on the course. Dakota has been a member of the Highlander golf team for three years. Dakota is a hard working, self driven, great teammate. Dakota has all the best characteristics you would want in a player. He is always on time, he looks out for his teammates, and he is always willing to lend a hand whenever needed.

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Peyton Cross – Tuttle

Peyton is a junior who has been in and out of our lineup for the last two years.  He has experience playing in one regional and one state tournament.  He will be counted on this year to be a regular contributor.  He is an unsung hero because of his dedication to our team.  He can always be counted on to be at workouts and practices and give his full effort and attention to whatever he needs to do to improve.  He is a quiet leader by example for our team and has kind of been the guy to step up the last couple of years and help us out in some tough situations.  He has been working hard on improving his short game and I’m confident in saying that he is going to take a huge step this season. Peyton has good, and still developing, leadership skills.  He can always be counted on to know and follow the very complicated rules of golf.  He is consistent about being at workouts and practices and is also very supportive of teammates and younger players.

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Morgan McCall and Aubi Hawke – Muskogee

Morgan is the glue that holds the team together. She is always striving to improve aspects of her golf game and is always willing to assist others. She is a person that everyone enjoys being around and communicating with. Aubi epitomizes the definition of student-athlete. She carries a 4.3 GPA, ranking in the top 10% of her class. Her willingness to help when events are held with the golf program and to volunteer in the community is second to none.

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Macey Foreman and Anna Fritts – Moore

Macey is a senior, two-sport athlete (basketball and golf) who has been on the state tournament team for the last two years. Tough competitor, hard worker and reliable. Sophomore Anna is class president and very involved in clubs at school.  Shot our low score at Regionals last year as a freshmen to help us qualify for state as a team.  Great attitude and very positive with her teammates.  Makes every day fun to be around and has a positive influence on and off the golf course.

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Collin Allen and Jet Smith – North Rock Creek

Collin is a young man that has been in the golf program many years. He works hard to work around his busy FFA schedule to make it to as many golf tournaments as possible. He does a good job balancing the two commitments. Jet is a great student and golfer. Jet is a junior this year and has a scoring average of 76. Jet shows character on and off the course by helping others. He is a student of the game and loves to help younger golfers learn the game. Jet shows character on a daily basis by holding doors for others working for others with no compensation, etc. He is a great golfer and young man.

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Jade Airington – Velma-Alma

Jade is a senior at Velma-Alma. Although this is her first and last year of high-school, she has been golfing for multiple years. We are looking forward to her contribution to our team.

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Syndey Stancil and Brooklyn Weber – Edmond Santa Fe

Syndey (like Cindy) is a sophomore and is known as the girl who “gets our team spirits up.” She came in, last year as a freshman, not having played golf at all in middle school… but she wanted to do something fun with her friend Brooklyn. She tried and tried… over and over again to hit the ball, and ALWAYS did it with a smile and laughing at herself. But then, 1 shot went correctly and she was hooked into golf. She started taking lessons at Indoor18 in Edmond, stayed after practice some days working with her coaches, and eventually became one of the better JV players on the squad. Her improvement, her positive attitude, her commitment to a game she’s learned to love, has shown through and has been contagious. Other teams LOVE to play with her because she makes them smile/laugh and find a way to ENJOY competing in golf. Syndey has brought an element to this game that even I (her head coach) have not experienced before, and I’m hoping that her personality spreads through my team like the flu! Brooklyn is the classic athlete who will ‘go through a brick wall’ for you. She is one of the most COACHABLE players that we’ve seen here at Santa Fe and is all about what’s best for the team. She took a JV position last year and worked diligently to improve her scores. Towards the later half of the season, she was moved up to the varsity level #5 bag position and immediately made an impact, not just score-wise, but by her demeanor and the way she carries herself on the course. She may not be having the best round, but you cannot tell–you have to ask her several times about how she’s doing before she’ll tell you how she REALLY feels. I LOVE having her on the team and she enjoys playing golf.

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Kyler Blundell and Aidan Duke – Marlow

Kyler is a senior.  This is only his second year in golf and has put in a lot of time to make himself better to try and contribute this season. Aidan is a senior.  He attends church and stands up for what is right.  He allows discipline to occur on the course and has integrity when it comes to his game and helping others.

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Keaton Twyman and Brayden Duncan – Elk City

Keaton is a dependable and consistent player. He has put in a ton of work this offseason. I believe he will be a mature leader that will help our younger guys navigate through the season. Brayden is a tremendous kid that will do whatever you ask him to do. He will put others before his own needs. I can’t say enough about his character and the type of person that he is.

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Logan Braziel – Chisholm 

Logan is a good golfer who doesn’t always get the newspaper article, but what he brings to our team is very valuable. He is a likable kid who always keeps the mood light among our golf team. On days we don’t post our best scores he will always reassure the team we are going to be alright and we will live to golf another day. He keeps the mental aspect of the game in perspective for our entire team.

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Andi Foughty – Choctaw

She quietly goes about her business. She was a solid player last year on our team as a sophomore and I expect her to be #2 on this team and continue to shoot lower and lower as the season goes on.

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Jaden Mai – Classen SAS @NE 

Jaden is another foundational piece of the Classen SAS Boys Golf Team. He qualified for the state tournament last year as an individual. He is one of the hardest workers on the entire team, and goes out of his way to help others. He is the most selfless on the team and will do whatever is asked at any time.

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Anna Pogue – Washington

Anna came in as a freshman this fall and was able to grab the 5th bag in our fall tournament.  She adds to the competition and will make girls have to work in order to keep their top five status.

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Tayla Conn – Keys

Tayla is a two-year starter.  She has been working very hard in the off season.  She continues to improve and she has potential to medal in several upcoming tournaments.

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Maya Majors – Putnam City North

Maya is a new freshman this year. She has a strong work ethic and is one of the kindest players that anyone will get to play with this season. Her addition to the team is a much needed youth movement as we are senior heavy this season. She will have a good 1st season as she gets used to varsity level competition with 80-100 player fields. She will probably be our #1 or #2 bag this season, so she will come right in and be expected to perform. Looking forward to a great four years from this young lady.

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Harrison Fritz – Sapulpa

Harrison is a sophomore that has a lot of potential and gained a lot of experience last year.

MacKenna Carter – Sapulpa

MacKenna is a freshman with a huge potential. I am looking forward to seeing how she progresses over the next four years. The sky is the limit for this young lady if she will just go get it. MacKenna being a freshman stills pushes the other two girls to be better.

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Emma Woodard – Newcastle

Emma missed state by 1 stroke. I think this season she will make sure that doesn’t happen. She is eager to get on the course and can’t wait for the season to start.

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Owen Mitchel – Edmond North

Owen has moved over to Edmond North from Edmond Memorial.  He is a sophomore that has moved into the #2 bag.  He is a great golfer that will be a big contributor on varsity for the next three seasons.

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Grant Overfield – Sperry

Grant has improved his physicality and his play has dramatically improved. He has taken to instruction and is becoming more comfortable playing tournament golf. Could be a “sleeper” State Tournament qualifier.

Sam Tiller – Sperry

Sam had a solid 2024 season, despite having to deal with a nagging back injury which impeded her progress. Healthy, Sam looks very good at practice and is primed to have a breakout year.

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Myles McKee – Stigler

Myles is an incoming freshman who has great ability and we are looking for him to come in and contribute right away.

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Truman Brown – Jenks

Strong player that has a lot of potential. Loves the game and is a strong competitor.

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Brooklyn Babbit and Emery Wood – Collinsville

Both young players if they continue to get better, could have an impact for us this season.

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Ben Stroman – Edmond Santa Fe

Ben is a junior and missed going to state by one stroke last year and he has dedicated himself to practice daily to improve golfing.  He spends many late nights going to the range, chipping, putting and playing rounds to strive to go to state this year and help his team qualify for state.

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Halle Hightower – Empire

Halle is a freshman that has been playing golf for a while, she is going to be a great player in the next few years!

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Dax Hecox – Empire

Dax is a sophomore in his second year as a golfer, he looks to improve on his scores from last year.

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Kodee Bearpaw – Sequoyah Tahlequah

Kodee Bearpaw was a consistent scorer for us last year and with a high ceiling. Looking to move up in the line up and battle for top 10 individual finishes in more tournaments this season.

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Haylee Rosalez – Piedmont

Haylee Rosalez is new to golf, but is showing signs of becoming an outstanding golfer. Haylee competed in her first varsity tournament and made a good showing. We are looking forward to seeing her growth this spring.

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Kash Taylor-Rogers – Ada

Kash was one of my top five players last season and picked up some valuable tournament experience. He has grown physically since last year and hits the ball much farther now than last year. I expect him to be much better this year.

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Maya Major – Putnam City North 

Incoming freshman that has stepped onto the team seamlessly. She has started off the season well. She is a very hard worker, great character, and has a lot of room for growth in the upcoming years.

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Jaycee Harrell – Wilson

Jaycee is going to be an eye opener for this year. She is an up and coming freshman with a lot of talent. She has placed in the top five in every junior high tournament she has played in and it’s going to be fun to watch her compete with high schoolers. I am excited to watch how this season is going to turnout!

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Hallie Pooschke – MacArthur

As a freshman last year Hallie stepped into a big role as the 4 bag. She helped anchor the team all year. With the season and a trip to the state tournament on the line Hallie made a par on her 18th hole. It was a much needed par as the Lady Highlanders punched their ticket to the state tournament by two shots. Hallie will look to build off that moment and have a good sophomore year for the Lady Highlanders.

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Madison Hood – Keys(Park Hill)

GREAT YOUNG LADY; WORKS VERY HARD TO GET BETTER.

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Nikki Pitts – Stillwater

Nikki has been in the starting line-up since she was a freshman and played a big role on the state championship team.   She is a leader for the team.  She organizes team get-togethers and keeps everyone on task.  Nikki is a solid rock for our team.

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Speck Gann and Noah Marsheck – Caney Valley

Speck Gann and Noah Marsheck are sophomores that are in their second year in our program and look to have an improved year two. Gann, 4 bag, and Marsheck, 5 bag, improved a lot last year learning the game and seeing success in lowering their scores and hitting pars and birdies.  Both are Great students and are very dedicated to improving their games. I look forward to seeing them shoot consistently in the 90s this season and help take our team to record finishes.

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Kel Manning – MacArthur

Kel Manning played a huge role in the highlanders making state as a team last year. Kel has fallen in love with golf and has been working hard this off-season. He is looking to have a big year and once again help the Highlanders to another state tournament bid.

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Asher Mellinger – Tuttle

Asher is a sophomore who has never played high school golf.  He is a talented ball striker and with time and experience should round into being a solid contributor as our #5 bag.

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Ashlynn Ledford – Mustang

She is a very athletic girl and has a natural golf swing.  We are working on just a few minor tweaks.  But with more play and practice, she should develop into a really good player.

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Loxton O’Roark – Mustang

He is a great, hardworking young man.  Both his parents are golfers and love that he has chosen golf to be his primary sport in High school.  He loves the game, studies the game, plays and practices all the time.  He is just small as a freshman.  Still needs to develop some length off the tee to handle the longer distances of high school golf.  As he matures that will naturally happen.  He is going to be a good one!

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Paisley Noles – Moore

Freshman who may end up being our best golfer before the season ends.  Talented ball striker and can compete with the best in state with some short game improvement.  Looking for her to really push our team to compete with some of the better teams in the state.

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Ryder Adams – North Rock Creek

Ryder is a freshman on our team. He has shown the ability to lead even at his younger age. He works hard to perfect his golf game and will be a big asset to our golf program in the future.

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Nakona Johnson – Henryetta

Nakona is following in Brady’s footsteps.  Improving each year and lowering his score every season.  Nakona is always at the golf course in the summer improving his game.  Excited for this sophomore season.

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Grant Overfield – Sperry

Grant Overfield (’27) shoots in the low 90’s to high 80’s. His game has improved tremendously since going through a significant growth spurt. Grant has improved his course management and could make a run at State. Grant is a very hard working kid. He has spent a significant amount of time in the gym and on the range this off-season in order to increase his strength and stamina. Expecting a good year from him.

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Anna Coffey – Sperry

Broke 100 after playing golf for only a few months. Has potential to play at the next level. 4.0 GPA and works 20-25 hours a week, part-time. Always makes plenty of time for practice. Fully expect her to break 90 this season.

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Nate Seres – Heritage Hall

Solid #2 man.

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Bella Le – Edmond Santa Fe

Freshman player and has been playing golf since 7th grade. VERY strong young lady and works VERY hard in practice! She has played in various summer tournaments in the Junior golf circuit and has moved right up the ranks of our team in the off-season and in the Fall season. She has very good control of her irons and I’m hopeful that she’ll help us for 4 years! She also plays volleyball at Santa Fe.

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Devin Woods -Marlow

Devin is a sophomore that should contribute this year.  He averaged 80 last year and is looking to improve.

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Jensen Prince –  Duncan

Extremely talented sophomore expected to lead the team in scoring average this season.

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Carolina Mellstrom – Luther

Carolina shows a lot of promise early in her golf career.  I’ve only seen her in practice since this will be her first season to play golf.  She can strike a golf ball and put it deep in the fairway.  She should have a great season.

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Hunter Womack – Elk City

Hard worker, who lives at the course. He is just a freshman but has a consistent game. He is a great kid and will be a great addition to our team.

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Ross Wyant – Chisholm

Ross is a sophomore, who similar to his teammates works at Oakwood Country Club. He spends a lot of time at the course in his off time. You can find him on a simulator in the off season on cold weather days. He is very capable of posting great scores as a sophomore. Ross is expecting to have a very good year for us and improve his individual game along the way.

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Annabelle Brown – Choctaw

She worked hard this offseason and played in several tournaments over the summer to try to improve. She will contend for one of our open spots as a sophomore.

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Henry Bowman – Classen SAS

Henry is a freshman this season and has already been working hard for Classen SAS Boys Golf. He spends a lot of time outside of practice working on his game. In a few seasons with his work ethic, Henry has the chance to be a pivotal component of the team.

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Bishop Kelley 

As a first year head coach, I’m still getting to know the underclassmen.  I’m excited for our group of freshmen, but I need to see them compete more under pressure before I can really determine the cream of the crop.

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TRACK

Chay Barnett and Tate Diaz – Coalgate

Chay has qualified for the state track meet the past two seasons in the 300M Hurdles and this past season in Pole Vault. He is a great leader that takes responsibility when needed to. He has helped us in our relays and will do that again this spring. Always does the right thing on and off the track. He is a great student and you never have to motivate him. It has been a great honor to coach such a humble young man. You can’t say enough good things about Tate. He is the perfect example of lead by example. He doesn’t take any reps off and always pushes himself. A very well mannered young man who just does the right thing. I am excited to see him in a couple of new events this spring, long jump and the 400m along with being on some relays. Tate doesn’t get tired, or that is what it seems like. A great young man who will be successful in life.

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Sam Cox and Cale Marley – Rejoice Christian

Just a sophomore, Sam is the leader of our distance program. He is a quiet kid, he doesn’t get all the attention that the sprinters do but Sam plays a huge part in our team’s success. He qualified for state in the two mile as a freshman last year and is looking for more. Cale is coming off 18 months of injuries but has never stopped working, he has put in hours of work that no one sees. Cale wasn’t healthy all football season but was still able to lead his team to a state championship. He has an unbelievable work ethic, he lives out Colossians 3:23 every day.

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Javen Buffington – Grove

Javen is a workhorse on our throws squad.  Currently a junior, Javen has quietly excelled through the years in the Discus. She finished third at state last year and is prepping herself for a title run this year.

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Prince Coleman, Chris Cook and WadeMcCall – Atoka

Prince joined last season as a junior but was injured during basketball and was hit or miss throughout the season due to injury. He worked when he was allowed but seemed to never quite heal.  He was released at the end of the season in time for regionals and with a week of practice ran on the relay and competed in the high jump clearing 6′ to make it to state where he set a PR of 6′ 2″.  He continues to improve and I am looking forward to seeing what he can do this season. Chris joined us last season as a Junior discus thrower and made good progress last season making it to the State meet his first year out.  I feel that with more hard work he should be able to make it again this year and have a shot to compete for the championship. Wade is that guy who works hard every practice and competes in everything he does without question.  He is the athlete who when you need a point here or there will volunteer to try something new (good or bad) he is willing to do it.

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Alyssa Hamm and Cameron Decker – Ringwood

Alyssa is a hardworking student-athlete.  She is my most improved athlete.  She worked very hard this past season and earned two state medals as a freshman

Cameron is a hardworking student athlete.  He is learning to become a leader.  He is a young man of high character. Cameron is a hardworking student athlete.  He is learning to become a leader.  He is a young man of high character.

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Sutton Smith – Miami

Sutton was a state qualifier in the mile last season. Sutton is a great teammate and an even better person.

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Andrew Mickley and Edai Rodriguez-Terradillos – Altus

Andrew is a perfect example of a track runner who just goes out and does his job each and every day. Andrew doesn’t have to be one of the best in the state in his events but he will work as if he is. Andrew always finishes his workouts, even if he had to take a break or if he was absent. Andrew just shows others that you should go out and just do your job to the best of your ability. Edai has joined us this year from Spain. In his short time here we have seen how much of an impact he makes on the people around him. Edai is always helpful to the other runners and respectful to his coaches. In the classroom he maintains a great GPA. Edai’s positive energy and attitude has been a welcome addition to our distance runners and to the team itself.

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Colt McCaslin – Luther

Someone who will run or compete in whatever event he is needed in to help the team. One of the leaders and heartbeat of the track team.

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Kyler Cupit and Cole Patrick – Broken Bow

Kyler is a senior shot and discus athlete who joined track last year as a Junior. Kyler through hard work and lots of practice has bought into what it takes to contend for placing at the regional and state level. I am looking forward to seeing the progress he has made from last year and how it pays off for him this year. Cole is a middle distance runner and a vaulter for us. Cole is a proud member of our FFA skeet shooting team.

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Malana Eureste – Bishop Kelley 

Malana could easily be the cornerstone of our team. Her infectious smile lights up the room until it’s game time. She has this incredible ability to switch her competitive mode on and off seamlessly. When it’s on, she’s laser-focused and determined, giving her all to achieve the goal at hand. When it’s off, she’s one of the kindest souls you will ever meet, always bringing out the best in others. Her positive energy and supportive nature inspire everyone around her, making her an invaluable asset to our team. Malana is an unsung hero and is truly a character counts athlete as well.

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Ramona Brown and Mashayla Bradford – Bristow

Ramona is a junior on our team and has stepped up for the girls’ team in big ways. She stepped in as an alternate on our 4×400 and 4×800 m relays when athletes were out due to injury last season. She is also the starter on our 4×100 and 4×200 meter relays. Ramona is a vital part of the team and has a versatility that makes our team competitive. Mashayla is a great student and athlete in our program. She exemplifies what it means to be a Pirate athlete. Mashayla doesn’t miss workouts, makes good grades, and encourages her teammates to succeed.

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Haylie Brantley – Broken Bow

Senior, state qualifier the last three years. State placer as a junior. All-around best athlete on the team, she can do it all in running. Due to her hard work and experience she has signed with Quachita Baptist University to run in college.

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Zach Bentley – Bristow

Zach is a returning senior athlete who battled injuries last year. He is a 6’2 high jumper and 20 ft. jumper in the long jump. He will be running track at Northwestern Oklahoma State next year. Zach is a steadying force on the team. He is reliable and steadfast in his approach to competition and as a teammate.

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Jackson Williams and Daveon Carr – Duncan

Jackson is one of our senior distance runners.  Jackson is always willing to give a helping hand when there is an athlete in need.  Jackson would give the shirt off of his back to one of his fellow teammates.  It has been an absolute pleasure to watch Jackson grow into this role!! Daveon is one of our few senior sprinters coming back from 2024.  He is an integral part of our short relays.  Daveon has a smile on his face from the time practice starts, until practice is over.  He is an athlete that the younger students as well as the older students can look up to.

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Kylie Adair and Tucker Hannaford – Alva

Kylie is an outstanding student, athlete, and individual. She is always willing to help in school events with Stuco, as well as other organizations she is part of. Kylie is a basketball stand-out who is also an extremely talented Track athlete who will lay it all on the line for her teammates in any relay she is active in. She will be a major part of our sprint relays, and also makes our 4x800m relay very competitive. Tucker is actively involved in the Alva FFA Chapter, especially during showing season when he is busy showing his pigs.

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Helena Owens, Jordyn Huckins and Khloe Vuittonet – Altus

Helana is a senior this year. She has been with the program since 7th grade and has always been a positive force on the team. She runs the sprint relays but if I need her to run another event or fill in the 1600 relay, she does it willingly without complaint. If I need to coach another group of athletes, Helena will take over the sprint workouts for the women and make sure everyone does it right.    Helena rarely asks for or gets a ton of recognition for her importance to the team……… just to show you how much the student body thinks of Helena, she was this year’s Homecoming Queen. Jordyn is what I would call an athlete and by that I mean you could put her in any sport and she would excel. Jordyn will run on our 3200 and 1600 relays and possibly run the open 800. She is an amazing worker. I can always rely on her to finish a workout. Jordyn also is one of our top volleyball players who I have played multiple positions on the team.  One thing I really appreciate about Jordyn is that no matter how bad of a day she is having, she always has a smile on her face and a positive attitude….even if it is just on the outside. Khloe is an excellent student who just goes about her day without much fanfare. She is quiet but strong. She leads with this quiet confidence. She does what is asked with no questions. Takes care of business in the classroom and is a great friend to her team-mates and to her mid-distance team.

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Andrew Rather – Ardmore 

Andrew is a leader in our program when it comes to working hard each day and leading by example. He has gone from a sophomore who wasn’t even sure if he wanted to run anymore to being willing to put in tons of work when it needs to be done, including weekend runs, morning runs before workouts in the afternoon, and strength training to maximize his season.

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Anna Pendergraft and Blair Skorepa – Hollis

Anna has a strong work ethic and sets the tone in practice. She gives 110% everyday and you never have to question her effort. 

Anna does all of the long distance events that no one wants to do with a great attitude and does great in the classroom as well. Blair has a 4.0 GPA and is involved in many different extracurricular activities. She always is positive, has a great attitude, and works hard no matter the circumstance or outcome.

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Alex Le and Isaac Forman – Westmoore

Alex Le is one of our throwers on the track team. He exploded last year in his junior year, ending the year 7th in the state with a 50’8″ throw in shot put. He is always thinking and talking about track; Alex is one whose passion and obsession with his sport has produced positive results. Through the strength building in the weight room, reps out in the ring, and following what his coaches say, Alex has earned every inch of progress that he’s tacked on to his personal record. Isaac Forman, much like our MVP Chason Brassfield, is one that this team and myself would not be the same without. It has been a tremendous pleasure to see this young man grow up for the last four years. Forman is one that I hope my son grows up to be like one day, he is just THAT awesome and well-rounded. Isaac is a senior on the team and is one that all athletes look to as a leader. Isaac is never afraid to speak up for what is right and hold his teammates accountable for their effort and behavior, and they listen to him. He is the HOSA president at Moore Norman Tech. Center where he studies Biomed. He is also very involved in Westmoore’s FCA and his church; he leads sermons and devotionals regularly. My wife and I attended the last FCA he spoke at, as well as one of his sermons at his church, and we were both moved by his ability to speak and impart meaningful messages with great fervor and intellect. Isaac Forman is a sharp young man with an incredibly honorable character formed by his faith in Christ and his amazing parents.

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Jessin Hardin and Gunnar Holder – Hennessey 

Jessin is a great worker who leads his teammates by example.  He is reliable and does a great job of supporting his teammates. Gunnar does things the right way.  He has a tremendous work ethic and is a great competitor.

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Nataliea Schuler, Samantha Cabaniss, Hudson Alexander and Justin Parham – Tishomingo

She will compete for the MVP this year. She is a 2-time State qualifier. Samantha works hard in the off-season and has such a positive influence on her team mates. Hudson runs whatever is necessary.  He has run the sprint relay all the way up to the two mile relay.  He does whatever the team needs him to do. He’s our returning MVP and he also leads the service at church.  He is always encouraging others and reinforces other positive behaviors.

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Terrence Brown and Trinity Brown – Verdigris

Terrence is a senior with great spirit and dedication and the will to try any event that we do not have filled.  He continually is known for the best team breakdown in sports. Trinity is a senior track manager……one of the best I have ever had.  Works hard and challenges me with better ideas.  The whole team appreciates how hard she works for them.

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Bryton Cagle and Jake Gilbreath – Sequoyah (Claremore)

Bryton Cagle is coming back from a season ending ankle and shoulder injury in 2023 (football season) that lead to him not being able to compete in the 2024 track season.  He has worked tremendously hard to get back to competition for this 2025 track season. He was a 2023 state track qualifier. Jake is a 2024 grand national ewe breeder. He has also received honors and recognition in speech and auctioneering.

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Presley Jones – Inola

Presley showcases her exceptional energy and dedication through participation in weightlifting, volleyball, track, Trinity Baptist church, NHS, hunting & fishing, a college math class, powerlifting, concession assistance, family time, and supporting her grandparents with household cleaning, all while achieving straight A’s.

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Kenyan Hill – Sallisaw

Kenyan is a very quiet young man that leads by example.  He works hard in Track, on the football field, in the weight room and in the classroom.  He is a special young man that will  compete to the very best of his ability.

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Arlena Kirkendoll and Rhylee Rodebush – Clinton

Arlena Kirkendoll currently holds three school records, two of them as a previous hurdler.  But her best chance as an athlete will be continuing her future as a thrower.

Her personal best in the Discus is 91′ 6″ and 32′ 2.5″ in the Shot Put. Arlena will look forward to solidifying a spot to the state championship this spring along with challenging the freshman school records at Clinton High School. The one young lady on this team that knows what a work ethic is at a high level is Rhylee Rodebush.

Rhylee’s first track meet as a 6th grader won her a gold medal and a school record by throwing 29′ 11″ in the Shot Put. Rhylee holds the Western Conference record in the discus, throwing 91′ 1″ in 2023 as a 7th grader. Her personal record in the Discus from 8th grade is 101′ 4″ and 30′ 8.5″ in the Shot Put. A three sport athlete, Ms. Rodebush has her sights set on competing at the state track meet in Plainview this May as a freshman among other goals that will be accomplished.

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Kaly Hein – Harrah 

Kaly is a great young lady that also stars for our swim team. She competes in a variety of events that got her to state this last year in the long jump & 300 meter hurdles. We look for her to join our relay teams and help them reach state again this upcoming season.

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Jeremiah Jackson and Tommy Bailey – Elk City

Jeremiah is a Junior this year and is one of the leaders on the team.  He is a state qualifier in the high jump.  He can do multiple events and is willing to do whatever is best for the team to score points.  He is a high level multi sport athlete and could have offers to play football, basketball, and track in college. Tommy is a middle distance runner for us.  He is a leader on the team and has some of the best work ethic around.  He sets goals for himself and also helps hold others accountable to achieve their own goals.

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Rylee Roof, Juliet Crooks, Kowi Sunray and Drew Matthews – Oklahoma Christian School

Rylee is a versatile athlete.  She can run sprints, mid-distance, and can jump!  She was new to OCS last year, and played an important part of our 4X800m relay and 4X400m relay.  She has a good attitude and gives her best effort. Juliet runs X and Track.  She is a junior this year.  She is a quiet leader, but definitely shows others by her actions.  She has a sweet spirit about her, but also has a competitive spirit.  She is a joy to coach! Kowi is a junior this year.  He is such a joy to coach.  He has been a good leader since he was a freshman.  He keeps our distance athletes on track and always has a positive thing to say.  He finds a way to show gratefulness for the opportunity he has to be at OCS and that he gets to run. Drew is just a sophomore, but he is always trying to do the right thing.  This year, he will be an important leader for our sprinters.  He is also involved in football and has the lead in our school musical.  He brings a quiet, but strong presence to his peers.

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Spencer Norman and Jordan Luttrell – Mannford

Spencer ran his first year of track with us last year, and found something that he excelled at. The 800. He worked his way on to the 4×800 relay and was a crucial part to that relay’s success last season. It is his senior year, and we are looking forward to getting our boys 2mile relay back to the state meet with him as a big part again. Jordan is an “I’ll do whatever you say coach” type of kid. Great young man that will do anything to help the team. As a senior this year he will help us in a multitude of ways, on and off the track. Being that senior leader and setting an example for the younger guys is an intricate part to any team sport. Also he will be looking to set a new Personal record in the 800, which he keeps improving on every year.

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Kambryn Millar and Layla Stout – Sayre

Kambryn is a very quiet, hardworking young lady. She will be running the 100 meter dash, 200 meter dash, 2nd leg in the 4/100 and 4th leg in the 4/200. She does not always get the recognition she should because of her quiet demeanor, but she will be a big part of our team’s success this year, and I feel is very deserving of this recognition. Layla is a great example for this recognition. She shows up everyday with a great attitude, and is always asking ways to improve in her events. Stays after practice is over and puts in the extra time on her own without being told to. She is a 4.0 student and member of the FCA. She is always great at working with the younger students, and interacts and includes them in whatever is taking place that day. She always offers to help/assist with whatever the school has going on. Layla will run the 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles, and high jump.

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Coy Capehart and Camdyn Plummer – Sayre

Mr. Capehart does not get a lot of credit or acknowledge all the time for the amount of work he puts in when nobody is watching. He is a “yes sir” type of kid when I tell him what events I need him to be in, or what time he needs to be at each day. He is always asking what he can do to get better, or what are the best things to look at to help him achieve his goals. He is a leader, and it shows in practice by the amount of work he puts in everyday. He is a sophomore this year, and has a very bright future in this sport, willing to do whatever it takes to benefit the team. Camdyn is a great example for this selection. He is the type of kid every coach wants to have on their team. He is a 4.0 student, and FCA member. Works hard everyday, and never complains. He will be apart of our 4/100, 4/200, and 4/400 relay. He is a great leader on and off the floor. Very respectful young man, and always shows great character in any situation that comes up.

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Fatima Caoile and Delilah Ballard – Duncan

Fatima is a senior that only joined us her sophomore year. She quickly became a workhorse in our distance program and has been a quiet leader and inspiration to everyone around her. Delilah is involved in everything. When she’s not busy throwing heavy things, she’s helping do anything that needs to be done or encouraging somebody.

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Jayleen Calvert, Ally Dennis and Olivia Palumbo – Washington

Jayleen is our manager. She is the backbone of our team! She is always encouraging our runner and field event athletes. She helps time athletes. She gets the athletes snacks and drinks. She helps with block holding and is always working to help our team be its best! We love Jayleen! She works extremely hard for our team! Ally is a freshman runner for this year and is also involved in track and FFA. Ally does very well for our school in both activities! Olivia is one of our great Senior runners that is on our 4×100 and 4×200 relays! She has signed to play for Iowa State for Fast-Pitch softball! Liv is a great athlete that our team loves because of how positive and serving she is as a teammate. She is extremely smart and cares for her teammates!

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Gavin Martin – Maysville

Gavin came up short of the state meet last year in the 110m hurdles. But there isn’t anyone on our team that works harder at his events than Gavin. His goal last year was the state meet, coming up short has only made him want it more.

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Abby Brown and Ella Sotille – Elk City 

Abby is a senior this year and she is the ultimate leader for us.  Abby will be an important leg on both our 4×400 and 4×800 relays.  She is tough as nails and the team is so much better with her leadership. Ella (Birdie) is a senior and a leader on our team.  She is also the best encourager that we have.  She develops relationships with all of the young girls and helps reinforce the high standard that has been set by our kids at Elk City.  She is a pole vaulter for us as well as an All-State softball player that will be playing softball at SNU next year.

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Bryson Stowe – Coalgate

Bryson will be a junior who has continued to get faster and faster. As a sophomore, he was probably our second fastest guy. His work ethic is unmatched, is always in the weight room and when it’s time for conditioning he pushes everyone to be the best they can be. Bryson has a chance to make some noise this spring. I am excited to see what he will do.

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Talon Bennett – Henryetta

Talon Bennett is a returning senior that has only really competed for one full season. He made great strides last year and will have more responsibility to help this year. We have others returning that include juniors, sophomores and some new freshmen. We believe they will rise to this level and provide some depth to multiple spots.

Stormi Waquie – Henryetta

Stormi completed a personal record setting cross-country season, and we believe she has a chance to have an exceptional track season as well. 

Camrynn Watkins – Henryetta

Camrynn Watkins should also be a contributor to our success this year. Both of these girls have also been state qualifiers, and we believe they should show leadership to the younger girls in getting them to the state meet.

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Wade White – Rejoice Christian

Wade is a sophomore who will be a big contributor for us this season in the 100m, relays, and long jump. He has an intense desire not only to compete but to win.

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Eboni Byers – Grove

Eboni is currently a freshman that really started to come on towards the end of last season.  She made the girls state 4×400 team that finished 7th with a dropped baton.  I am expecting great things from Eboni this year in the 200, 400, and as a member of the 4×400 team.

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Maddie Card – Norman North

Maddie will be a great sprinter and will be able to help on all the sprint relays.

Lennon Connaughton – Norman North 

Lennon is a sophomore who is a very strong distance runner. He has the chance to be special in the 800/1600 races.

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Ezekial Brooks – Atoka

As a freshman last season, Zeke posted some respectable numbers in the long jump with a 19’7″ and an 11.4 in the 100.  He also ran well on the 4X1 and 4X2.  He did not play basketball this season and has been running all off-season getting ready for the upcoming season.

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Alyssa Hamm – Ringwood

Alyssa is a hardworking student athlete.  She is my most improved athlete.  She worked very hard this past season and earned two state medals as a freshman

Ayden Pheatt – Ringwood

Ayden is a hardworking student athlete.  He is developing very nicely.  He is working harder 

than ever.

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Natalie Chavarria – Indianola

Natalie finished her 8th grade season strong and will be competitive her freshman year.

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Bayron Harrison – Miami

State qualifier in three events last season

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Zayden Glatzer-Brown – Altus

Zayden has already made a big difference in our workouts as a freshman. He will be one of many freshmen that will be making a huge impact on our team this season. Zayden is willing to fill in wherever he is needed. He could be in all three relays as well as a couple of open events. To see a freshman come out and, this early in the season, already show how they are ready to compete is pretty encouraging.  I can’t wait to see him show his talents this season.

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Trek Snyder – Poteau

Hard worker.  He had a good cross country season and due to his hard work, I think that will carry over into his track season.

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Isaiah Fields – Broken Bow

Isaiah is a junior with state competition experience. He is a quiet athlete with great work ethic and leads by example. Isaiah is a sprinter and a middle distance runner that came a long way his sophomore year and we expect great things from him this year.

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Kherington Smith – Bishop Kelley

Kherington has the potential to be the next standout track athlete from Bishop Kelley High School. Specializing as a pole vaulter and excelling in sprints and mid-distance events, she showcases exceptional versatility. With her remarkable talent and relentless drive, she has the capability to excel at anything. I anticipate that Kherington will make a significant impact on our team this year, and I am confident in her ability to achieve greatness.

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Ayana Bruner – Bristow

Ayana is a sophomore 400/800 meter athlete on our team. She is a dedicated and hardworking member of our girls’ team. She plays a pivotal role on our relays. She was a member of our 4×400 meter relay that broke our school record with 4:06. She qualified for the state meet last year as a freshman in the open 800m run and 400m dash as well. She is a critical member of our team.

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Jaylen Cauthron – Broken Bow

Sophomore, transferred back to Broken Bow that was a  state qualifier and medalist as a Freshman. Will be a great addition to our team with speed, jumping ability and experience at state level.

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Lukas Hiett – Bristow

Lukas was the starting leg on our 4×100 m relay team as a freshman last season. He is a tremendously talented sophomore sprinter who has a chance to be a state qualifier in the open 100m and 200m dashes.

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Logan Sanders – Duncan

Logan was a big part in the success that we had in 2024.  He is our top returning distance runner, with a really good chance to score high in the 800 and mile as well as the 4×800 and 4×400.

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Josie Martin – Sallisaw

Josie is a very competitive and dedicated young lady. Josie has very good top end speed.  I look for her to be on a couple of relays and a 300 hurdler.

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Myka Louthan – Alva

Myka is looking to make an immediate impact in some of our relays, as well as her individual events in the 100m Hurdles and especially Pole Vault. Myka has competed nationally for the past few years and is looking to compete at the highest level for Alva.

Tucker Hannaford – Alva

Tucker is a sophomore who is constantly getting better at throwing Discus. Tucker competed in Regionals last year with a throw over 100′ and is expected to continue his progress into his Sophomore season.

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Shayne Vonfeldt – Bethany

Shayne had a fantastic Cross-Country Season and looks forward to building on her success in middle school track. She has some tremendous times in the 800, 1600, and 4×800 and will be a key contributor to our team, even as a freshman.

Artur Calderon – Bethany 

Artur had a break-out Cross Country season and looks to help our distance relays as well as build on his High Jump performance as a freshman, when he qualified for the State Track Meet.

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Hayden Castillo – Altus

Hayden will be looked at in every relay this year. She had to sit out last season with an injury and will be coming into the season after knee surgery in January. Hayden could be one of the top 100 and 300 hurdlers in the state this year but I will have her doing mostly relay work to give her knee some time to heal.

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Corbin Orr – Ardmore

Corbin is a sophomore who has really started to blossom as a distance runner.  He qualified for the 5A State Cross Country Championships this past fall and looks to have an outstanding future ahead of him.  He has been putting together some very impressive workouts so far this offseason.

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Kenya Surman – Hollis

Kenya is on both sprint relays and does the long jump. She is very athletic and works hard to improve her skill set.

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James Gallant – Westmoore

James Gallant is coming off of a 16:27 5k in his sophomore cross country season; he is also looking to improve upon his 4:51 mile and 10:29 2 mile from his freshman track season in 2024. He is a young runner that has a high ceiling. James always brings a cheerful attitude to practice and has an innate desire to work hard. His coaches and teammates love to have him around because of these attributes. James is one to keep an eye on for his next three years of high school track.

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Sebastian Quiroz – Bishop Kelley

Sebastian is a sophomore distance runner.  He was on our state qualifying 800 meter relay as a freshman as well as being one of our top distance runners in other events.  He was a part of the state championship cross country team this year.

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Shawnee Steele – Kansas

Shawnee Steele is a three-sport athlete. She will make some noise this upcoming season in the 800m.

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Shabreal Williams – Muskogee

Shabreal made state in three events as a freshman and should have another huge season as a sophomore. Shabreal has all the tools to be special in this sport and is as competitive as they come. We really look forward to seeing what the future holds for her.

Carter Collins – Muskogee

Carter is a distance runner with a really bright future. He had a big year in 8th grade and looks to keep improving his freshmen year. He was outstanding in cross country in the fall and has kept training getting ready for the track season.

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Tatum and Dilyn Harcrow – Tishomingo

These two are twins and although limited last year due to injury, they were huge contributors to the team.

Braden Arnold – Tishomingo

Braden was only able to compete in the Regional Meet last year and he almost qualified for the State Meet. I am looking for him to do special things this season.

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Larkin Sears – Inola

Larkin qualified for State Class 4A in High Jump last year.  She pole vaults & holds the school record for 7th, 8th & 9th grade. She also hurdles & may contribute to one of our sprint relays this year.

Jenner Estes – Inola

Jenner is Joseph’s younger brother.  He is a junior, however, last year was his first year to run track since 7th grade.  He is a sprinter, runs the 100 m dash, 200 m dash & both sprint relays.  Once he is healed from his knee injury suffered during football season, he will be one to watch out for.

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Tyler File – Sallisaw

Tyler works very hard in practice and in meets.  He is a hurdler and his times have  constantly dropped over the years as he has improved.

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Aracelie Chavez – Clinton

Aracelie has been a champion ever since she stepped in the throwing rings for Clinton Track and Field. As a three-time Western Conference champion, a discus record holder in the same conference, and a state qualifier as a freshman, Ms. Chavez has the skills to become a big-time thrower as she continues her career for three more years.

Her personal best in the Discus is 112′ 5″ and 33′ 1″ in the Shot Put. Those numbers will soon disappear especially since her hard work in the weightlifting class at CHS is about to pay off big dividends.

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Meagan Howard – Harrah

Meagan is a gifted athlete that anchors all of our relay teams for the girls. Her best event is the 400 meter dash in which she has set a goal to run below 60 seconds for this upcoming season. She is only a sophomore and is set to have a great career for Harrah Girls Track. 

Tyler Manek – Harrah

He is a hard working student athlete that also stars on the basketball court for the Panthers. He will run multiple events but expect him to compete at the highest level in the 400 meter dash.

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Bella Holcomb – Ada

Amazing sophomore high jumper, Qualified for State last year as freshman, we are excited to see what she can do this season.

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Kaxston Sheffield – Elk City

Kaxston is a freshman this year.  He is a really good athlete that can do many different events.  He will be on any relay that is important to us and also has the ability to be a jumper and a hurdler.

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Sarah Litle – Oklahoma Christian School

Sarah is a sophomore this year.  She was new to OCS last year as a freshman.  She was an important part of our 4X100m relay, 4X400m relay, and our State Champion 4x200m relay.  She also was successful in the 300m hurdles.  She should have an amazing season this year!

Isaac Anderson – Oklahoma Christian School

Isaac is a sophomore.  Last year as a freshman, he went to state in the 3200m relay and the 1600m.  His fastest 800m last year was a 2:01 and he nearly broke our school record in the 1600m running a 4:28.  He had a great cross country season, but ended it with mono, unfortunately.  He still placed high at the XC state meet, and is looking to have another great track season.

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Luke Naylor – Mannford

Luke had some good success in Junior High, with a very good 8th grade season last year. As a freshman, be on the lookout for him to compete for a shot to help our squad this year either in open events or possibly on a relay or two.

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Parker Morris – Sayre

Parker will be a freshman this year for our track team. She will run the two mile run and the one mile run. She is a runner and loves it. She puts in the extra time on her own, and is always asking what she can do to be better. She already showed some success in her freshman campaign by qualifying for state this year in cross country, and plans to continue that success in this upcoming track season. I am excited to see how well she does this year!

Jaden Mosser – Sayre

Jaden is going to be a sophomore this year for our track team. He runs the 100 meter dash, second leg in the 4/100 relay, and 1st leg in the 4/200 relay. Jaden is a very hardworking dedicated young man. He shows up everyday ready to work, and enjoys practice everyday! I am very fortunate to have a young man on our team, and look forward to seeing him continue to grow and succeed in this sport!

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Lakyn Reed – Duncan

Quick freshman that spends a lot of time trying to beat her older sister Jaelyn and probably 

will eventually.

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Ava Salcedo – Washington

Ava is a 4x State event placer. She is on our 4×100, 4×200, and runs the 100 and 200. She was an awesome Freshman runner for us last year and was our anchor in both relays!

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Claire Mann – Maysville

Claire had a great freshman year last year. Switched from middle distance to distance (1600m and 3200m) events last season. She received points at every single meet she attended last year as a freshman. I expect her to build off of last season.

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Blakely Ball – Elk City

Blakely is another young runner on our team with athleticism that is through the roof.  As a Freshman last year she finished 3rd in the 400m and 4th in the 800m.  She will most likely anchor both our 4×800 relay and 4×400 relay.  Blakely is on a path to become a division 1 recruit.

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Emma Gregg – Altus

Emma is the sweetest most spunky young lady I have ever been around! She is everyone’s biggest cheerleader . You never have a bad day with Emma around. She is a varsity senior and she comes from a long line of previous tennis players. She is very knowledgeable about the game and helps the younger players with etiquette and tennis rules.

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Teric Smith – Charles Page HS

From Basketball to tennis he will save the teams lineup and help us compete in the larger 16 team events.

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Makenzie Woods – Westmoore

Kenzie has demonstrated good character and has had a great attitude this off season. She always wants to help and follows through with the coach’s demands.

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Ethan Richmond – Bixby

Ethan is a three-year varsity letterman. He has played two singles all three years and has been in the top 2-3 on the team. He has a lot of playing experience.

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Elijah Clink and Garrison McKinney – Jenks

This unassuming young man spends countless hours upon the tennis court, devoting extra time and effort outside of school to hone his skills and improve his game.  No task is too small, no game is too inconsequential for Elijah for he always tries his best whether it is drilling down the line or chasing down an impossible shot.  Elijah would be an asset for any team that wants to improve its performance during practice or in a match. Garrison’s behavior on the court and off exhibits all of the honorable characteristics that you want in a player that represents Jenks and its standard: honorable, humble, and a stalwart competitor.  He is kind to all and always has a good word to say whether it’s motivating his partner on the court or sharing his faith with others.  Tennis is his game but life is his goal.

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Rosy O’Callahan, Ryanne Butler and Kieley Holladay – Wagoner

Rosy is a very energetic multi-sport athlete that brings leadership by her actions to our team. She is a team player that has a great attitude without complaints,  plays where she is needed for the betterment of the team. Ryanne is a freshman this year that shows goats. She is a hard working athlete that will help our team in the future. Kieley is very involved  with many activities in and out of school. FCA, Officer of Student Council. Played Volleyball, Cheers along with being on the Honor Roll are just to name a few. Works outside of school and is very involved with her church.  She has a heart of compassion for others.

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Caleb Walton and Alex Stallings – Cascia Hall

Caleb is the tallest on the team making him a valuable doubles player as well as a great option for two singles.  He does what is asked of him with an excellent attitude and confidence. Every match is winnable to him.  He celebrates the little wins as well as the big ones and takes losses as challenges to overcome in the next match. Alex is a solid young man.  He is respected by teammates and opponents alike as he always demonstrates excellent sportsmanship.  I appreciate that he is level-headed on the court and that makes him a great doubles partner.  He challenges his teammates to make good choices, to put the team first and to represent CH with the highest standards.

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Maelena Lorentz – Anadarko

Maelena is a senior leader.  She doesn’t lead by being loud, but rather by her actions.  She is so responsible and always lets you know in advance if she can’t be at practice or even if she thinks she might be a minute late.  She has a very sweet, coachable spirit.  She volunteers to help run a concession stand even though she is a senior.  She has great character overall.

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Owen Moon, Andy Jolly and Matthew Anderson – Ada

Owen is a talented tennis player and an incredible leader.  He is a leader for our team and he makes everyone around him better. Andy is joining our tennis team this year.  He is an incredibly hard worker, both in tennis and FFA.  He is an excellent leader in both activities. Matthew is an outstanding tennis player and an even better person.  He has a servant’s heart and always does the right thing.

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Kylee Witt and Jessi Bolin – Ada

Kylee played #2 Singles for us last year.  She finished 3rd at state and helped lead our team to a team state championship.  She always does what is asked of her and works incredibly hard. Jessi is a fierce competitor on the court.  Last year she teamed up with Zoey Brown at #1 Doubles and they went undefeated and won the state championship.  Jessi is also an amazing person with high character.  She has a servant’s heart and she is always willing to lend a hand.

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Katie Liles and London Siegfried – Cascia Hall

Katie is an excellent team player who always puts her team’s success first.  She plays any position asked of her including playing 1 singles for the majority of her freshman year which was incredibly hard given the outstanding depth of field in 6A 1 singles last year.  She took her opportunity to play varsity as a freshman at 1 singles as a chance to learn from each match resulting in outstanding growth in her game that comes from playing the best players in the state.  She accepted her role on the team with a positive attitude and made the best of a challenging situation. Above all loves being part of the team,  supporting her teammates, being supported by her teammates and representing her school. London leads by example and is the heart and soul of the team.  She approaches each season with a positive and hardworking attitude that sets the tone for the rest of her team. She has an unshakeable belief that she can and she will be successful and that has earned her three individual state championships at two doubles with partner Millie Tuttle.  When anyone else is nervous, she is pumping them up telling them she knows they can do it.  She brings those extra intangibles and energizes her team, motivating them to find their best.  With her steadfast encouragement, she makes everyone around her a better player and has earned the respect of her peers and teammates.

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Ava Vara – Del City

Ava is one of our best players, but she loves the teamwork that comes with doubles play. She encourages her team and has a positive word for everyone. Ava is also a softball player and she brings all of her athletic drive to tennis. We are lucky to have her in her softball off season.

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Addison Lin and Daniella Zamacona – Anadarko

This young man is the epitome of what you would want every kid to be.  He is a hard worker.  His parents own a Chinese restaurant and he works there every single day and night.  He is going to be an engineer, and is eyeing many colleges.  He is also the kindest, most respectful human being I think I have ever met.  He will be a success and people will love him as he contributes to society in such a positive way. Daniella is such a team player.  She is always positive and bubbly.  She chit chats with me every day with the biggest smile on her face.  She brings goodness and encouragement to the team.  She is a winner.

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Alex Jurkiewicz and Matthew Lungstrum – McAlester

Alex has a great bond with all the players for McAlester and a deep love for the game of tennis. He enjoys playing with anyone that will say yes and helps everyone achieve more. Matt is a great guy that always strives to do right. As a big piece of the team, he shoulders the responsibility of setting the expectations for the younger athletes with grace.

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James Perez – Wagoner

James is one of the leaders of our program. He is a three-time state qualifier and a two-time state placer. He will play singles or doubles just wherever we need him at. Just a great kid.

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Carter Reese – Carl Albert 

Carter is involved with FFA. 

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Lara Dehya and Anneston Tempest – Union

Lara moved to the United States from Cairo, Egypt with her family just over a year ago. Ever since joining our tennis team, Lara has been the epitome of what hard work, dedication, and a good teammate should look like. She is extremely kind and has done a remarkable job adjusting to the culture change in the middle of her HS career. (I will get you her number and picture if she is chosen.) Anneston is a senior on our team and one of our co-captains this year. She is a leader by example for the girls on my team. She is very active in FCA and lives by the values of her Christian faith. She also has volunteered since she was in at least 7th grade working with kids with special needs at Union. She truly has a heart for others, especially those with special needs. 

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Kooper Lippe and Zach Brown – Yukon

Kooper is a sophomore that will see a lot of time this year in our varsity lineup.  He is the type of kid that always has a positive attitude and is always encouraging to all of his teammates.  His attitude in and out of practice definitely is the glue to our team. Zach is a junior that will for the first time see varsity time in our lineup.  Zach is very involved in and outside of tennis.  Outside of tennis he represents our team very well in Scouts, Church, and Band.  He is an athlete that is always very positive and is fun to be around.

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Julia McKissick and Ava Kelly – Bartlesville

Julia is a dedicated, hard working kid that will play any position and not complain. She is a great competitor and team mate. Always willing to help kids and coaches with anything they need. Ava is a great kid that is very involved in school and church as well as athletics. She is a senior team captain that has been a fixture of the team for years.

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Sophia Pasillas Garcia – Putnam City West

She is the glue that holds the team together. She is the cheerleader who always encourages her teammates and is always willing to do what is necessary to help the team. She is a two-year starter on varsity.

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Gunner Weikle – Collinsville

Gunner is a senior this year. Gunner is a fantastic player and teammate. He is always willing to help the underclassmen and willing to play anywhere the team needs him. Gunner played one doubles last year but we’re excited to see what he can do at singles this year.

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Olivia Williams – Altus 

Olivia is a sophomore with a senior mentality. She pushes herself every practice – every ball she hits is with intention. Her play continues to grow and her ain’t stop attitude is contagious!

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Cameron Salisbury – Charles Page HS

Cameron is the first player to come over from the Boys Home.  He is our only player with a UTR and club level training in Las Vegas.  He shows great potential and should be watched closely as he matures.

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Lily West – Westmoore

Lily has a really strong work ethic and competitive spirit. Whether she plays singles or doubles this season, she should do well!

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Walker Nelson – Bixby

Walker is one of the top incoming freshmen in the state. He has competed at a high level in USTA tournaments in his age group. He puts in the hard work on a weekly basis and a lot of natural talent.

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Vir Beniwal – Jenks

As a freshman on a dominant upperclassmen tennis team, Vir has held his own, playing hard and competing against the more experienced players.  I believe after a season or two, and especially after working with his brother Tej, a 6A State returnee, Vir will develop into a dominant player on the team and a competitor for State.

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Abigail Rhodes – Wagoner

We started junior high tennis only last year and Abby showed great talent and interest along with being very competitive. She practices outside of school to get better. She also is a top student in her class.

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Gavin Warren – Cascia Hall

Gavin has grown a lot over this year going from shortest to second tallest on the team.  I am looking forward to how this helps him on the court and the confidence it will give playing a bigger game.  Gavin is a great singles and doubles player so I expect him to see a lot of court time at 2 singles and 1 doubles.

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Julia McCarthy – Anadarko

She is a freshman with a lot of upside. She doesn’t realize her potential, so hopefully as she matures she will grow into the powerful player she exhibits at times.

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Mayecee Landwehr – Chisholm

Mayecee is a freshman that will be one to watch in Single 2 this year.  Lots of tennis experience from a very young age and is always trying to add to her abilities.  She will be fun to watch.

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Addison Scott – Midwest City

Junior state qualifier last year at 2 doubles.

Jesse Gonzales – Midwest City

10th grade, most improved last year.

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Kaylin Chen – Jenks 

Incoming freshman. Was runner up at #2 singles for Junior High State championship. Should have a very successful season. Will be interested to see what she does this year.

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Leyton Jacobs – Ada

Leyton is a freshman this year and will play on the varsity tennis team.  He has worked incredibly hard to improve his game and is looking to make a big impact for us this year.

Baylee Boatwright – Ada

Baylee is a sophomore this year.  Last year, she played #1 Singles for the junior high tennis team.  Baylee has worked incredibly hard and has improved her game tremendously.

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Aspen Irwin – Cascia Hall

Aspen is a tough competitor.   She trains hard throughout the week and often plays USTA tournaments around the country all the way up to the national level.  She has been nationally ranked in the top 100 for her age group as well as highly rated in the Missouri Valley section. She is going to be a powerhouse at 1 singles this year with her high-level tournament experience as a junior USTA player. She has a level of skill, poise and tenacity not often seen in freshman so she is a great fit for 1 singles.  Aspen is highly motivated to be successful both on and off the court with a positive attitude making her fun to both watch and coach.

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Brooklyn Smith – Del City 

Brooklyn is a freshman and a star on the court. Nothing scares her. She will take on the best of the best and give them a run for their money. She shines on the court and in the classroom. Her work ethic is unmatched.

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Wyatt Phillips – McAlester

Wyatt placed 8th in the state at 1 singles as a freshman in 2024 and is looking to make another run deep into the state tournament.

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Gage Seager – Wagoner

He started playing tennis last year and is a quick learner. He played in several varsity tournaments and placed in all of them. He is a guy to come in and start for us as a sophomore.

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Carter Reese – Carl Albert 

State qualifier at #1 singles last year.

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Veena Ramasamy – Union

Veena will be one of our top players this year as a freshman. She won JH state last year in doubles and will be looking for continued success at the varsity level. She is very talented and is one of the best freshman tennis players we have had in years. 

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Camden Palmer – Yukon

Camden is a Junior that is a two year letterman that has been playing doubles for us.  He is a strong, powerful athlete that can take over matches and control the pace of the match.  He has a high tennis IQ and works hard at making his game better.

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Victoria Rolling – Putnam City West

Tory is a freshman who has been playing for a few years and should take over the #1 singles roll next year and should break into the lineup as part of our #2 doubles.

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London Cooper – Collinsville

London will be a sophomore this year and is working hard to earn a spot on the team. She has made great improvements from last year.

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Austin Baker – Collinsville

Austin is a sophomore this year. He’s a returning starter this year. Last year Austin and his teammate Brock earned 3rd in conference at 2 doubles. Austin has made huge improvements since last year and is the future of Collinsville Tennis.

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SLOW-PITCH SOFTBALL

August Grove and Carlyn Utley – Norman North

August has given selfishly to our team and program.  She has continued to work hard and do what has been asked of her wherever she is put on the field.  She has played most outfield positions, as well as shortstop, second base, and first base in the infield.  She will provide us power in the line up as well.  August has become a true team player and set a great example for the players around her. Carlyn is a quiet leader.   She leads with integrity and grace and can always be counted on to be on time, show up ready to go and put in work.  Carlyn works hard to play whichever part the team needs to be successful.  She will take on any task and do it to the best of her ability, always keeping the success of the team a priority.  Carlyn leads in the classroom and on the field.

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Kamrey Hendricks and Jayden Sexton – Silo

Kam is one of those kids that leaves it all on the field. Her hustle, effort, and attitude are amazing. Jayden is an incredible young lady who always does the right thing. She is a selfless person who always puts the other person first.

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Adysen Collison, Rye Bollman and Raeley Harmon – Waukomis

Outstanding Freshman season, that gets overlooked because of the offensive talent that is around her. Great defensive infielder, and can hit to all fields and has shown some flashes of power as well at the plate! She’s not flashy, but she’s consistent and talented! Rye is very involved in many activities at Waukomis, and she’s passionate about FFA! She’s an impact player in softball & is very important to our FFA program as well! Great kid from a great family! Raeley had an outstanding 2024 Spring for the Lady Chiefs, and pitched our team into the State Tournament for the first time in 21 years! Raeley is one of our hardest workers and puts extra time into being a slowpitch pitcher, but also to be a force at the plate! She’s been putting in additional reps during basketball season, so she will be ready to go once slowpitch begins! 

Raeley always comes to practice and games with a positive attitude and is a great 

leader to look up to for our younger players!

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Ava Wall, Iree Davidson and Emalea Hicks – Ringwood

Ava is a great kid who is a positive role model to all the younger players. Iree is involved in many activities at Ringwood. She puts a lot of time and effort into showing and softball. Emalea is a young talent who is a leader on and off the field. She always had high energy during practice and often sets the tone for us.

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Gracie Barron and Karis Miller – Pittsburg

Gracie is our hardest working player on the field, whether it’s during practice or a game. She is willing to put in the extra work and is a great role model for younger players. Karis is just joining us this spring for the time in my tenure but she displays a great amount of character within the program. She is always there and works very hard with respect to all others involved in the program.

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Mylee Bruce – Gore 

Freshman pitcher Mylee Bruce is bringing a strong work ethic and positive attitude to the Gore Lady Pirates this season. In addition to her contributions on the softball field, Mylee is an active member of FFA, where her leadership skills and dedication shine. Her ability to balance academics, FFA, and athletics speaks volumes about her commitment and determination. I’m excited to see Mylee’s growth this season and the impact she’ll have both on and off the field.

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Sophie Kuhlman and Kelsie Daniel – Westmoore

Sophie is a sophomore outfielder/1st baseman. Last year as a freshman, she played more of a utility role and contributed mostly in the EH spot driving in runs. Sophie is strong, hits for power, and has really learned to place the ball where she wants it – and when she connects, she hits it hard. Outside her softball abilities, she is one of the best kids in the program. She is quiet, keeps her head down, and works hard. She isn’t flashy, isn’t selfish, but has changed the game for us on several occasions with one swing of her bat. She flies under most people’s radar but is one of the most consistent players and leaders on our team. She will be something to watch in years to come. Kelsie is always the kid that does what is right on and off the field. She is someone that her teammates confide in and trust, and she is their biggest fan whether she is on the field or in the dugout. While also being their biggest fan, she also holds them accountable to the standards of our program. These types of kids are harder and harder to come by – she is very selfless and doesn’t seem to care who gets the credit. I am a firm believer that character far outweighs success and winning. Character is something you can take with you for life, and Kelsie exemplifies outstanding leadership, integrity, and great character each and every day. So proud she is a Jaguar.

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Harlee Ashford and Sarah Barbee – Bixby 

Harlee keeps our team positive in many ways- with her spirit and her creative ideas for keeping the team’s energy high.  She is positive and uplifting, a huge asset to our team! Sarah is a senior who has maintained excellent character throughout her career.  Wins, losses, ups and downs she is consistent at doing the right thing and bringing the right attitude.  She is a phenomenal teammate, sister and student.

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Jessie Ammann and Jordyn Cook – Jenks

She is a junior, and is our most unselfish player in the entire program.  She grew up a catcher and infielder, but we needed her to play in the outfield early in her career, so she did.  Last season, I was looking for a backup pitcher in slow pitch and she took on the responsibility.  She was never once told that she had to stay after and work on being a pitcher, she took it upon herself to stay every day until she turned into a really good pitcher. Very active in her church and youth group.  She does a fantastic job of leading by example.  Her hard work and mentorship of the younger players is a key component of who she is.  She is not one to cut corners, and always pushes her teammates into being better with her kind encouraging words.

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Kenzie Denny and Karmandy Marsheck – Bartlesville

Kenzie has been a solid contributor to our team as a freshmen and sophomore.  She is a very consistent player on both the offensive and defensive end for us.  She is a great teammate and a good dugout contributor.  Kenzie is willing to step into whatever role is needed within the team and give her best effort regardless of what is asked of her. Karmandy is a sophomore within our program.  She is our only player currently that only does slow-pitch and not fast-pitch since she is involved in other activities within our school.  Karmandy brings a lot of energy to our program and can bring life to any practice or game for us.

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Maddyson Whitmore and Hannah Santos – MacArthur

Senior Maddyson Whitmore, now in her third season with the Lady Highlanders, has become an invaluable asset to the team. Although she joined the squad as a late addition during her sophomore year, her impact was immediate, and she has only grown stronger since. Maddyson has consistently improved both offensively and defensively, working hard to hone her skills and prove her reliability in tough positions. Her coachable attitude, commitment to the team, and leadership qualities make her a standout player and a true example of dedication and teamwork. Hannah Santos is a remarkable junior whose dedication and commitment extend far beyond the softball field. Not only has she given countless hours to the Lady Highlander softball program, but she also excels in numerous other areas of involvement, including being a member of the National Honor Society, president of the MacArthur High School Unified Partner’s Club, and a member of the MacArthur Athletic Advisory Council. In addition, she contributes to the Highlanderette dance team and attends concurrent college classes at Cameron University, all while working at Crowning Around, a local dress shop. Hannah’s ability to balance such a demanding schedule is a testament to her strong work ethic, leadership, and commitment to everything she pursues.

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Makayla Harjo and Kadie Jo Tidwell – Eufaula

Makayla has pitched for our slowpitch squad the past two seasons which was her freshman and sophomore years and did a great job. Kadie is a great player for us and an outstanding young lady. She is a super hard worker and is very active in our FFA program where she is a part of their officer team. Kadie is a great player for us and an outstanding young lady. She is a SR this year and has a very high moral compass. She helps lead us by example both on and off the field and is always willing to do whatever is needed for our team.

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Josie Walker, Maggie Wilson, Steeli Mitchel and Maddie Gray  – Tecumseh

Josie – Has a lot of energy/great teammate, strong stick, big asset in the outfield. Maggie – Always shows excellence in class, works hard during practice, always does what’s she’s told and more, always finds ways to help out, involved in school and church. Steeli – Left center fielder who hit well all season. Maddie – sophomore third baseman who was a big part of the team as a freshman and we’re looking forward to this year.

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Brekyn Mortensen and Maddie Ogle – Yukon

Brekyn is a selfless player. She is always willing to help out her teammates and the first one to pick them up. She’s a vocal leader for us on and off of the field. She loves the game and is always seeking ways to improve. She supports the entire program and always puts the team first. Maddie is the ultimate player. She helps lead the team and is always positive and uplifting. She is the player who is always doing the right thing no matter who is or who is not watching. She leads by example and always strives to provide the best overall experience for all involved.

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Reece Fixico – Mustang

Reece is a sophomore for us this spring. I chose Reece for this recognition because she is a kid that has outstanding character, a relentless work ethic, and has shown to be a great teammate. Although she is just a sophomore, she has a powerful voice within our team. We expect Reece to compete for a spot in the OF for us this season.

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Jaylin Johnson and Kenzie Bonotto – Central High

Jaylin is a senior who missed out on the fastpitch season due to a knee injury.  She is a utility player who has a big bat and we look forward to having her  back on the field. Kenzie is a quiet senior leader both on and off the field.  She is a hard worker with great character.

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Melannie Townes and Macy Griffith – Cushing 

Mel is a senior on our team who also shows pigs and has a lot of success in the barn. Macy is a young lady who works extremely hard on and off the field. She takes a lot of pride in everything she does. She strives to do it the right way all the time and is most definitely a young lady who loves to be coached.

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Teagen Hambright – Cleveland

Teagen does not have a bad day. At least she doesn’t show it. She is the biggest cheerleader whether it’s just her or the entire team cheering. She keeps us hype and in the game. She’s a great kid that gives a lot of effort on the field and puts the team’s needs first.

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Tori Fisher and Baylie Harig – Mounds

Tori is the only returning senior. Plays hard and brings leadership to the team. Baylie- Solid player and student.

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Liz Waltrip and Mia Fruits – Bristow

Liz has been a huge part of our success the last two years as a freshman and sophomore. Not only is she a great talent but she is, without a doubt, our hardest worker and most determined individual we have. She is someone who gets around 20,000 swings in a calendar year. She does all of the little things right and sets an example as a player and person  for her peers and our younger kids that will be coming through the program. You wish you had 20 just like her. Mia is a senior and one of the captains on our team. Mia is heavily involved in our school and her church. She is always one of our leaders during our little kid camp and takes control of a lot of things during that event to help me out. A big part of the opportunities she has been given is because of the type of person she is and what she values. It has translated into hard work which has then turned into a talented player. Mia is open and expressive in her faith and that is a big part of what we base our team values and culture on.

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Sherlin Soto-Gomez and Nicole Anderson – Crooked Oak

She is quiet but very in tune with the team’s feelings and energy. She works hard for the team and does everything with them in mind. The truest team player!! Nicole is the best physical athlete on the team but if you want to have something done Ms. 4.0 is that person. We as a team and me as a coach can count on her to be the best version of herself.

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Shysie Harjo – Varnum

Shysie is a senior who can play all positions and will without question. She has a good glove and bat, she makes the routine plays time after time.

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Kaley Floyd, Lena Hampton and Lillie Garrison – Shidler

If you need a job done Kaley is going to find a way to do it. She makes things happen. She is one of the first to the field and the last one to leave. She is going to work hard to know how to do whatever is asked of her. Lena is a strong hard working kid. She works at managing her time between showing and playing sports. I can always count on Lillie to do the right thing on the field and off the field. She is a very respectful kid that does the extra to make sure she is doing the right thing.

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Jordan Cox, Blakely DeMuth and Emma Loree – Perkins-Tryon

Jordan moves from catcher in fastpitch to second or the outfield in slowpitch for us and does a fantastic job of leading from wherever she plays. Last year her and Landry made an amazing pair up the middle for us in the infield and most likely that is where she will return this spring. At the plate Jordan is a threat with both power and hitting the gaps. She is as steady as they come and we are looking forward to the impact she is going to have on this young group this season. Blakely is a freshman in our program but looks to play a valuable role for us this year. She is a great kid that stays busy with raising and showing pigs, and doing speech contests for FFA. She is also on the cheer squad for our school. Blakely is a leader in every facet of life, and I think that is a role she will continue to grow in thanks to her involvement in FFA and athletics. Emma is a kid that steps up in any role that she is given and simply leads by example. A student who is heavily involved in FFA as well as athletics, she maintains a high GPA and good standing despite being one of the busiest students in the school. I am thankful to have a leader like Emma on my team.

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Macyn Thomas and Kate Bentley – Pond Creek-Hunter

Macyn does whatever the team needs, very unselfishly.  Been voted the best teammate by her team the last three years. Great leader on the field and at school Kate Bentley Very involved in FFA from showing animals, trap shooting, and also is an officer .

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Emercyn Baldridge – Warner

Emercyn is kind , positive, and has a great work ethic. She is overall a great kid with excellent character.

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Reagan Dominic, Genna Haney and Kiara Russell – Stuart

Reagan does all the things that most kids don’t want to do. She helps the underclassman when they are struggling and she’s always positive no matter what the situation is. Definition of a great teammate and leader. Genna is active in a lot of extracurricular activities. She shows animals in FFA and 4H. She is on the FFA officer team and also plays softball year-round. Genna has an extremely good work ethic, and she is a good teammate. Kiara’s character and mentorship is awesome. She has a big heart and cares for a lot of people. Especially on her softball team. She has an eye for being an artist and can really swing a softball bat too.

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Liz Cole and Ellony Stark – Locust Grove

Lizzy is a team leader that really gets the most out of her talents, an awesome kid with great grades. Ellony is in choir and theatre and does everything the right way. She is a player on the team that other players look to for help with school or any endeavor.

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Brilee Scarberry – Howe

Athletic sophomore that joined this team in the fall of 2024. Eager to make a difference and strong both offensively and defensively.

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Shiloh Jones – Norman North

Shiloh is a freshman middle infielder.  She will provide much needed defense up the middle.  Shiloh has great range and a strong arm and has the potential to be a great player.

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Neely House – Silo

Neely hit .564 last year and should improve on that this year. She also has lots of pop.

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Aleah Melson – Waukomis

Aleah is our most dangerous offensive weapon, as you can see with her freshman season stats!!! Not only can she hit for power, she’s our fastest runner as well. Primarily played third base for us last year, she will see some time in the outfield as well this spring, as we shift people around to make our defense even better than we were in 2024!

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Peyton Roberts – Ringwood

Peyton is stepping up into a leadership role as a freshman. She pushes her teammates to be their best.

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Maisa Defrange – Pittsburg

Maisa is a talented young player that can play any position she is asked to play. She has tremendous potential as an athlete and I am excited to see how she develops in our softball program.

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Hallie Brewer – Gore

I am expecting freshman Hallie Brewer to step up in a big way. Hallie has shown incredible promise with her consistent hitting and versatility on defense, making her a key addition to the team. Her work ethic and determination have impressed both her teammates and the coaching staff. I’m confident she’ll play a significant role in helping us compete this year while continuing to grow as a player.

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Matti Townley – Westmoore

Matti is a sophomore outfielder. She was out most of the spring season last year with a broken wrist but has come back stronger than ever. She is a great outfielder who reads the ball well off the bat and has speed to run things down in gaps. At the plate, she knows the game and does a great job placing the ball where needed to be able to give us a baserunner or score a run. She leads by example and continues to work hard and grow as a player and athlete on the field and in the weight room. I’m excited to see what her future holds.

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Teylor Hedges – Jenks

She is a freshman third baseman.  She came on strong in fast pitch and we are expecting big things from her going forward.  Was fourth on the team in RBI during fast pitch.

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Madie Nachbor – Bartlesville

Madie has made great strides in the last year on all ends of her game.  She has become a much more consistent hitter for us and is developing into one of our main offensive players.  Her leadership as an underclassmen has come a long way since last year and she has developed into a solid leader and communicator in our program.

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Kaydence White – Lawton MacArthur 

Kaydence White, a freshman new to MacArthur High School this year, has quickly made a name for herself as a dynamic athlete. After making an immediate impact with the fast-pitch team in the fall, the expectations for her performance in the slow-pitch season this spring are equally high. Known for her incredible work ethic, Kaydence dedicates herself to improving outside of practice, and her commitment to excellence raises the level of play for everyone around her. As a teammate, she is always smiling, cheering, and encouraging others, using her confidence and positive energy to inspire her peers to be their best.

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Abby Box – Eufaula

Abby is looking to have a big year for us offensively and is gaining confidence with every rep in the outfield. She may also help us out in the circle this spring.

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Maddie Gray – Tecumseh

She’s a solid third baseman and was an asset in the line up.

Jaylee Anderson – Tecumseh

She came in at the state tournament and relieved some pressure as a solid player, hitting a home run.

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Alyiah Busby – Yukon

Alyiah is a freshman this year. She has a ton of potential and raw talent. She’s continually improving and looking for ways to get better. She’s very coachable and loves to play softball. She brings a great attitude and work ethic everyday. I’m looking forward to continuing to watch her grow and develop.

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Joleigh Adams – Central High

Joleigh is a freshman and was our fast pitch catcher.  She is a great utility player with a little pop in her bat.

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Ava Hebensperger – Cushing

Ava is a sophomore and has a strong bat and should be a big offensive threat in slowpitch season this year. Ava recently moved back to Cushing this fall and had a successful fall season playing third base and putting up good offensive numbers.

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Khloe Carter – Cleveland

Khloe Carter is a very strong individual. No matter what the game or life throws at her, she gives it her all and never complains. Khloe is a competitor. She’s the kind of kid you want on your team. As a freshman, she has a nasty change up and hits spots consistently in fastpitch. As she continues to grow and get faster as a pitcher, we as coaches could not be more proud of Khloe and are grateful that she wears Cleveland. I’m most excited to see what she can do in the batters box for slowpitch. She has great hand eye coordination and is working on walking through the pitch.

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Jaylen Scott – Weleetka

Freshman, centerfielder, 6 triples and 22 stolen bases in fast pitch. Bats lead off.

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Abi Cloud – Mounds

She will have a strong bat.

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Skylar Jamison – Bristow

Skylar is a freshman who made an immediate impact at shortstop, replacing one of our most decorated athletes in the history of our school. She is an extremely athletic player who can run, hit for power, play great defense, and makes good decisions in every part of the game. Skylar will hit in the top half of the lineup just like she did this fall. We look for her to be a gap to gap hitter and put herself in scoring position for others to drive her in. She will be someone to watch out for the next three years.

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Nicole Valdez – Crooked Oak

This is a natural athlete with strength and an amazing attitude. She sports one of the best smiles on the team and she can get them fired up!!

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Karsyn Lowry – Varnum 

An instant impact player for our team. She was an incoming freshman during fastpitch, which matured quickly on the field. Karsyn has excellent speed and a good glove to cover ground in the outfield. She is a top of the lineup kind of hitter with decent power at the plate. Karsyn will be a constant in the lineup for years to come.

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Jenna Benson – Shidler

Jenna is a very coachable kid. She works hard and is always willing to put in extra work to get better. She is very solid at first base and will do some pitching for us this year as well. I am expecting big things from her at the plate. She has continued to put work in during the off season.

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Landry Shepherd – Perkins-Tryon

Landry got her feet wet last year playing slowpitch for the first time and was really figuring it out at the plate towards the end of the season. She has gotten stronger in the last year and looks to be more of a power threat this year to add with her great instincts at the plate. Defensively she will continue to command the infield from short stop.

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Hadlee Merriott – Pond Creek-Hunter

She hits with a lot of power. All-Conference selection in fast pitch, a lot of potential

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Lainey Ford – Stuart

Lainey has an extremely good work ethic and always does extra. She is the starting SS for us as a freshman and that’s saying something.

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Ali Pierce – Locust Grove

A freshman that can play multiple positions and can really swing it.

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