State Tournament field has finally been set and the race for the title is on. Class A-3A will play on Tuesday and Class 4A-6A will play on Wednesday, All games will be at Hall of Fame Stadium and in one day. All of the championships will be played on the main field (OG&E Field)
Class A
#2 Whitesboro (28-8) vs #12 Kiowa (22-20) at 10:00am (OG&E Field)
#7 Turner (21-7) vs #3 Roff (23-13) at 10:00am (Field 2)
#1 Caney (29-12) vs #6 Arnett (24-8) at 10:00am (Field 3)
#8 Leflore (19-17) vs #5 Lookeba-Sickles (22-11) at 10:00am (Integris Field)
Winner of Whitesboro/Kiowa vs Turner/Roff at 1:00pm (OG&E Field)
Winner of Caney/Arnett vs Leflore/Lookeba-Sickles at 1:00pm (Field 2)
State Championship at 4:00pm (OG&E Field)
A few things to note on Class A this year. There will be a new champion in Class A this year as the defending State Champion Red Oak went up a class, Interesting enough only one host team won their Regional which was #2 Whitesboro but as I say anything goes in postseason. The Lady Bulldogs got to the championship last year but came up short in the finals and they will look to get it done this year and it would be their first State Championship ever in school history, Despite Roff missing the State Tournament last year they are back for the first time since 2013 and they will be looking for their first finals appearance since 2012, Like Whitesboro they will be battling for their first championship, Difference here is Roff has two finals appearances in 2012 and 2004 but got runner up both times. Caney is also fighting for their first championship, They have three previous runner up appearances in 2018, 2002 and 2001, Their last finals appearance was in 2018 . Arnett will be going for their first title since 2015 and first appearance since 2016. Lookeba-Sickles like Whitesboro will be going for their first championship while Leflore will be looking to get back there for first time since 1989.
Players to watch: Grace Moore (Caney) Brooklyn Bayless, Landry Bayless, Anna Hope Sant’Anna, Alyson Friesen (Arnett) Kinley Barron, Austyn Wright, Madison Grogan (Whitesboro) Payton Owens, Danleigh Harris, Chloe Eldred (Roff) Mallori Brown, Kaylah Alves, Abygale Mashaney, Allie Harvey, Stormi Pitchford (Lookeba-Sickles)
Class 2A
#1 Binger-Oney (35-2) vs #10 Hydro-Eakly (27-11) at 11:30am (OG&E Field)
#12 Ripley (23-14) vs #7 Stuart (32-11) at 11:30am (Field 2)
#3 Bennington (27-5) vs #6 Navajo (26-8) at 1:00pm (Field 3)
#8 Cyril (27-8) vs #2 Caddo (38-4) at 1:00pm (Integris Field)
Winner of Binger-Oney/Hydro-Eakly vs Ripley/Stuart at 2:30pm (Field 3)
Winner of Bennington/Navajo vs Cyril/Caddo at 2:30pm (OG&E Field)
State Championship at 5:30pm (OG&E Field)
A few things to note on Class 2A this year. Binger-Oney will be going for their third in a row and their 8th finals appearance overall, They have been the favorite for most of the season as well as ranked #1 as well. Hydro-Eakly will be going for their first appearance in the finals in school history. Ripley, Bennington and Caddo like Hydro-Eakly will be going for their first appearance in the finals. Stuart will be going for first finals appearance since 2018 and first championship in school history while Navajo will be going for first championship since 2019 when they went back to back.
Players to watch: Kyanna Wilson, Jaycee Shaffer, Corinne Morton, Hadley Gibson, Mackenzie Rhodes (Cyril) Emily Robinson, Kadey McKay, Jaycie Nichols, Jordyn Nichols (Caddo) Jadyn Goucher, Addison Wilson, Taylor Westervelte (Binger-Oney) Kira Berkey, Rees Berkey, Tessa York (Hydro-Eakly)
Class 3A
#1 Morrison (22-5) vs #13 Vanoss (23-13) at 11:30am (Field 3)
#7 Wayne (28-1) vs #3 Tushka (27-13) at 11:30am (Integris Field)
#2 Pocola (25-4) vs #6 Boone-Apache (24-3) at 2:30pm (Field 2)
#8 Amber-Pocasset (21-5) vs #5 Latta (19-10) at 2:30pm (Integris Field)
Winner of Morrison/Vanoss vs Wayne/Tushka at 4:00pm (Field 3)
Winner of Pocola/Boone-Apache vs Amber-Pocasset/Latta at 4:00pm (Integris Field)
State Championship at 7:00pm (OG&E Field)
A few things to note on Class 3A. Morrison will be going for their second in a row and have been #1 all season while Vanoss is in the State Tournament for first time in school history. Wayne back at State for first time since 2013 and will be going for their first finals appearance and championship since 2005 while Tushka will be going for first finals appearance since 2017 and first championship since 2015. Pocola will be going for first finals appearance and championship since 2007 while Boone-Apache is back at State for first time since 2018. Amber-Pocasset will be going for first finals appearance since 2019 and first title in school history while Latta will be going for first championship and first finals appearance since 2012.
Players to watch: Allyssa Parker, Kail Chitwood, Maci Maxwell (Pocola), Taryn Batterton, Triniti Cotanny, Jaylee Willis, Jade Sanders, Jaycie Pryne (Latta) Jaden Huffman, Tymber Alford (Tushka) Faith Brazell, Kaylee Madden, Haylee Durrence, Haiden Parker (Wayne) Devynn Harris, Jacie White, Teague Muncy, Ainslee McComas (Amber-Pocasset) Jaysia Tieyah, Kameryn Komardly (Boone-Apache) Riley Reed, Brinn Brassfield, Jacee Underwood, Madi Dansby (Vanoss)
Class 4A
#1 Washington (36-2) vs #14 Howe (13-17) at 11:30am (OG&E Field)
#4 Silo (34-7) vs #7 Oktaha (22-10) at 11:30am (Field 2)
#8 Valliant (22-12) vs #3 Henryetta (29-4) at 1:00pm (Field 3)
#10 Prague (24-8) vs #2 Dale (32-6) at 1:00pm (Integris Field)
Winner of Washington/Dale vs Silo/Oktaha at 2:30pm (OG&E Field)
Winner of Valliant/Henryetta vs Prague/Dale at 2:30pm (Field 3)
State Championship at 5:30pm (OG&E Field)
A few things to note on Class 4A. Dale will be going for their 6th in a row and their 10th consecutive State Championship appearance in a row, The Lady Pirates appear to be the team to beat but Washington could also have a say in this as they have looked dominant all season and are looking for their first finals appearance since 2017 and first championship since 2015. Silo has clinched their 6th State Tournament appearance in arow but will be looking for their first championship in school history. Howe makes their first appearance at State since 2019. Valliant will be looking to make their first finals appearance since 2017 while Henryetta will be looking to get back for first time since 2013
Players to watch: Abby Wood, Tinley Lucas, Maggie Place (Washington) Maddie Conley, Karsen Griggs, Sam Hartman (Dale), Ainsley Trapp, Delaney Wiloughby (Valliant) Shaylin Midgley, Christina Clark, Charley Hampton, Lexi McDonald (Silo)
Class 5A
#1 North Rock Creek (27-9) vs #12 Plainview (15-9) at 11:30am (Field 3)
#5 Broken Bow (23-10) vs #6 Cache (24-13) at 11:30am (Integris Field)
#7 Stilwell (24-5) vs #2 Tecumseh (26-7) at 2:30pm (Field 2)
#9 Sulphur (15-9) vs #2 Perkins-Tryon (26-2) at 2:30pm (Integris Field)
State Championship at 7:00pm (OG&E Field)
A few things to note on Class 5A. Broken Bow will be going for their second in a row while North Rock Creek has looked dominant all season. Plainview and Stilwell makes their first appearances in school history while Cache is back for first time since 2016, Perkins-Tryon and Sulphur also return as well.
Players to Watch: Hailey Brantley, Chailcey Richbourg (Broken Bow) Hannah Earlywine, Katie Larson (North Rock Creek) Katelyn Fleming, Serenity Jacoway (Tecumseh) Rylee Ross, Brooklyn Lyles (Newcastle)
Class 6A
#1 Southmoore (25-4) vs #10 Owasso (17-13) at 10:00am (OG&E Field)
#4 Moore (22-6) vs #5 Jenks (28-8) at 10:00am (Field 2)
#6 Bixby (26-9) vs #3 Choctaw (23-5) at 10:00am (Field 3)
#8 Mustang (15-13) vs #2 Broken Arrow (31-2) at 10:00 am (Integris Field)
Winner of Southmoore/Owasso vs Moore/Jenks at 1:00pm (OG&E Field)
Winner of Bixby/Choctaw vs Mustang/Broken Arrow at 1:00pm (Field 2)
State Championship at 4:00pm (OG&E Stadium)
A few things to note on Class 6A. Southmoore has been the dominant team in 6A all year and they are looking for their first championship since 2016 and first trip to the finals since 2019 while Brokken Arrow is looking for their first championship and finals appearance since 2015, Jenks will be looking for their first finals appearance and championship since 2011, Owasso and Bixby is in for first time in school history, Choctaw looking for the first finals appearance since 2018. Mustang and Moore will look to get back to the championship. Mustang is the defending State Champion in Class 6A.
Players to watch: Brinly Maples, Taitum Bradshaw (Southmoore), Heidi Noisey, Nichelle Marshall (Moore), Lily West, Bella Butler (Choctaw)
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