Football
Kaisyn Reeves – Alex
Stepping into a major role early in his career, Kaisyn Reeves will guide Alex from both sides of the ball this season. Slotted in at quarterback and safety, he provides leadership in the secondary and composure under center. Coaches praise his talent, coachability, and eagerness to improve. His poise and command should help set the tone for a successful year.
Manny Botone – Anadarko
Few young players bring the kind of versatility Manny Botone offers. After establishing himself as a physical presence at outside linebacker, he now takes over as Anadarko’s starting quarterback. His dual-threat ability gives the offense added dimension, as he can make plays with both his arm and legs. With his athleticism and toughness, the Warriors have a high ceiling.
Weston Beavers – Apache
Returning to the field, Weston Beavers is expected to make his presence felt in a big way. Coaches anticipate a strong impact on both sides of the ball as he works back to full strength. His experience and physical style add an important edge to the Apache lineup.
River Thompson – Cyril
After a dominant junior high season that resulted in an 8-0 record, River Thompson quickly proved he could compete at the varsity level. He earned defensive starts late in the year and showed maturity beyond his age. On the track, his speed is undeniable with two state gold medals and finals appearances in the 100 and 200. That explosiveness makes him a dangerous weapon in the run game alongside his brother Bravyn.
Aiden Self – Lindsay
Impact came early for Aiden Self, who turned heads with his physical and fast-paced play as a freshman. Expected to contribute in all three phases, he gives Lindsay a versatile option across the field. His toughness and athleticism allow coaches to move him around, and he is poised to be one of the team’s tone-setters.
Gabe Arroyo – Maysville
Even while dealing with an MCL injury, Gabe Arroyo delivered a strong freshman season that showcased his potential. He capped the year with an impressive playoff performance and proved he can handle big moments. A three-sport athlete, he is expected to carry a heavy load at running back and emerge as one of Maysville’s top offensive threats.
Fastpitch Softball
Arayah Amador – Anadarko
Versatility is the biggest strength Arayah Amador brings to the Lady Warriors. Capable of playing anywhere on the field, she gives the coaching staff flexibility while adding athleticism to the lineup. Her competitive nature should help her quickly find a role and make an immediate impact.
Gracie Peschl – Chickasha
Experience at multiple positions has already made Gracie Peschl a valuable piece for Chickasha. After starting numerous games as a freshman at second base and in the outfield, she returns with a skill set built around contact hitting and speed. As a left-handed bat, she helps spark the offense, while her work ethic and passion continue to stand out.
Addi Tucker – Lindsay
Energy and competitiveness define Addi Tucker’s approach. A young player eager to prove herself, she brings enthusiasm and a willingness to compete at a high level. Coaches see her as a long-term piece with the potential to grow into a key contributor.
Danika Richards – Lookeba-Sickles
Handling responsibilities at shortstop and projected to hit near the top of the lineup, Danika Richards is already a steady presence. She combines reliable defense with a strong bat, giving Lookeba-Sickles consistency in key spots. With her sophomore season ahead, her upside remains very high.
Cross Country
Caisen Goombi – Anadarko
Progress has been steady for Caisen Goombi, who continues to develop both physically and competitively. After showing improvement last season, he has lowered his times and gained confidence. Coaches expect him to play an important role for the boys team moving forward.
Kambren Moser – Anadarko
Consistency has been the trademark of Kambren “Kam” Moser’s career. She has regularly placed in meets over the past few seasons, giving Anadarko a dependable presence. Entering the new year, expectations are high as she builds on that success.
Kenia Chavez – Carnegie
Dominance at a young age has already set Kenia Chavez apart. As an eighth grader, she won four meets and consistently posted strong times. Her dedication to training continues to push her forward, with coaches expecting top-15 finishes at both regionals and state.
Harper Lanham – Dibble
A strong mindset and commitment to improvement highlight Harper Lanham’s development. She approaches training with purpose and brings a positive attitude to the program. Those traits position her well for continued growth and future success.
Mason Duvall – Minco
A top-10 finish at the state meet as a freshman quickly put Mason Duvall on the map. His natural ability, combined with a strong work ethic, makes him one of the more promising young runners in the state. Coaches point to his competitiveness as a key factor in his continued rise.
