Football
Farris Sutteer – Anadarko
A premier two-way standout, Farris Sutteer brings physicality to every snap while also maintaining a 4.0 GPA. Operating as a power back with surprising breakaway speed, he averaged 6.7 yards per carry, totaling 870 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns. On defense, he thrives as a relentless edge presence, combining an explosive first step with lateral quickness to disrupt plays in the backfield. Whether pursuing ball carriers or pressuring quarterbacks, he consistently creates problems for opposing offenses.
Grant Brown – Apache
Leadership and versatility define Grant Brown’s role for Apache. Transitioning back to receiver, a position where he excelled as a freshman, Grant gives the offense a proven playmaker. His competitiveness and reliability in key moments have earned the trust of his coaches, while his ability to contribute on both sides of the ball makes him a central figure for the team.
Darien Barr – Carnegie
Consistency and effort are at the core of what Darien Barr brings to Carnegie. A dependable performer, he understands the work required to succeed and shows up ready each day. His toughness on the field is matched by an attitude that coaches value just as highly as his on-field ability.
Marley Scott – Chickasha
In the trenches, few make a bigger impact for Chickasha than Marley Scott. A two-way starter and widely regarded as the team’s top lineman on both sides of the ball, he sets the tone with physical play and grit. His leadership has earned the respect of teammates and coaches alike. Off the field, he showcased his athleticism by finishing as a state runner-up in wrestling.
Bravyn Thompson – Cyril
Few athletes in the area match the all-around ability of Bravyn Thompson. A two-year starter in three sports, he emerged as a major offensive weapon with 14 receiving touchdowns last season, stretching defenses as a deep threat. His success extends beyond football, with key roles on state tournament basketball teams and two gold medals in track, highlighting his elite athleticism.
Wyatt Malchaski – Dibble
Heading into his senior year, Wyatt Malchaski is poised to take on a clear leadership role for Dibble. He paced the team in both rushing yards and touchdowns last season while also finishing third in tackles, showcasing his two-way impact. With his production and experience, expectations are high as he helps guide the team toward championship contention.
Crew Flood – Lindsay
Experience and toughness make Crew Flood a cornerstone for Lindsay. A three-year starter, he led the team in tackles and ranked second in rushing yards last season. His physical style and intensity set the tone, and the Leopards will rely heavily on him as a leader on both sides of the ball this year.
Gabe Arroyo – Maysville
Despite battling an MCL injury, Gabe Arroyo still delivered an impressive freshman campaign. The talented sophomore closed the season with a standout playoff performance and showed flashes of what could have been a 1,000-yard year if fully healthy. A three-sport athlete, he is expected to carry a significant workload at running back and emerge as a primary offensive weapon for Maysville.
Fastpitch Softball
Brynlie Alexander – Chickasha
Entering her junior season, Brynlie Alexander has already established herself as a dependable two-year starter at shortstop. Known for her character and leadership, she brings a complete skill set that includes speed, power, contact ability, a strong arm, and steady defense. Even while limited by injury last season, she still ranked among the team’s top five in several offensive categories. Now healthy, her impact is expected to grow even more.
Audrey Gibson – Cyril
In the circle, Audrey Gibson has been a steady force for Cyril’s success. She has helped guide the program to two state tournament appearances in the past three seasons, giving her team confidence every time she pitches. Her consistency and performance have also earned her a college opportunity, as she is committed to OCU.
Khole Goombi – Cyril
Sharing pitching duties, Khole Goombi has played a key role in Cyril’s recent success. Her poise and competitiveness stand out in the circle, contributing to multiple state tournament runs. She will continue her career at the next level after committing to USAO, further reflecting her impact on the program.
Addison Dodson – Lindsay
Energy and leadership follow Addison Dodson wherever she goes on the field. Her presence elevates the team, as she consistently brings effort, determination, and a team-first mentality. Leading by example, she sets a standard that resonates throughout the roster.
Nacobi Miller – Lindsay
Providing a spark each time she takes the field, Nacobi Miller plays a vital role in Lindsay’s team dynamic. Her intensity helps establish the tone, and her leadership qualities make her just as valuable off the stat sheet as on it. Coaches depend on her to keep the team focused and energized.
Adalynn Luttrell – Lookeba-Sickles
A strong start to her career has already made Adalynn Luttrell a key player for Lookeba-Sickles. She hit .470 as a freshman, demonstrating her ability at the plate, while also excelling in the circle as a dominant pitcher. Her dual-threat capability makes her one of the most important young talents in the program.
Cross Country
Kolaiah Kaulaity – Anadarko
Emerging as a top contender, Kolaiah Kaulaity is expected to lead Anadarko’s boys team this season. Physical development has helped him become more efficient and durable, and coaches anticipate another step forward as he continues to grow into a top runner.
Ava Pebeahsy – Anadarko
With years of experience dating back to middle school, Ava Pebeahsy brings consistency and leadership to Anadarko’s lineup. Her state meet qualification last season highlighted her ability to compete at a high level, and she remains a key contributor heading into the new season.
Jerin Thompson – Carnegie
Few runners matched the consistency of Jerin Thompson last season, as he medaled in every meet except state. With continued development, coaches believe he has the potential to break the 18-minute mark in every 5K race this year. His work ethic and performance place him among the area’s elite.
Marisol Hernandez – Lindsay
After qualifying for state as a junior high athlete and earning a top-15 finish along with OCA All-Star honors, Marisol Hernandez returns with high expectations. As the only senior with four years in the program, her leadership will be crucial. Her work ethic, academics, and competitive nature make her a model athlete for the team.
Andrew Dennis – Minco
Leadership and dedication define Andrew Dennis’s role at Minco. He sets the tone in both practice and competition, inspiring teammates through his work ethic and approach. His combination of talent and mindset makes him a foundational piece of the program.
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