Comments on these players are directly from their coaches.
To add a nomination to the list please email [email protected].
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SE AREA
Lincoln Hall – Stratford
Taylor Arriaga – Stratford
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Landen Griffith – Talihina
Landen handled the big-time environment, he kept his composure in crunch time. He was able to run the ball, throw it, screen it, RPO it. He manages the games very well.
Rushing 217 carries 1545 yds 19 TDs 12 conversions
Passing 157-243 for 2279yds 26TDs 2ints
Defense 79 tackles 1int.
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Sherman Riemenschneider – Antlers
OL/DL 6’4 250lbs Sherman is a hard-working young man who has shown great character and integrity in performing as an integral part of our success.
Chandler Joslin – Antlers
Chandler was our do everything back! He played WR/RB on offense and S/C/LB on defense, he was our long snapper and P/KO returner. Chandler is as tough as they come (tougher than most) he is the epitome of never miss a second of anything whether it be summer pride, 7 on 7, or practice.
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Beau McKenzie – Keota
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Tristin Trevathan – Coalgate
Tristin is a great all-around football player. He was a big playmaker for us at WR and shutdown corner on defense. He is very deserving of this award.
38 rec 810 yards 10 rec tds.
22 rush 150 yards 2 rush tds.
2 Return tds.
31 tack 2 int 4 pbu.
Tate Diaz – Coalgate
Tate was another great all-around player for us. He is a great route running WR and a lock down corner. He is also very deserving of this award.
37 rec, 600 yards, 10 rec tds.
21 sacks, 4 ints, 7 pbu.
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Titan Collins – Sasakwa
Titan had a tremendous sophomore year for the Vikings. He had 47 receptions for 1004 yards and 11 touchdowns in 11 games. Collins also had 12 interceptions on the defensive side of the ball returning 4 of those for touchdowns. Titan returned 5 punts this season for 237 yards and took one of those to the house, opposing teams only kicked off to him 3 times and he gained 137 yards during those returns. For an average of 45.7 yards per return. Collins was voted wide receiver of the year in the Little River Conference and voted Most Valuable Player of Class C District 4.
Joseph Lunn – Sasakwa
Joseph had another stellar year from the Linebacker position. Lunn only a sophomore spearheaded the Viking defense this season and amassed 113 tackles in just 10 games. Joe also had 2 sacks and 20 tackles for loss. He had 1 interception for 60 yards and a touchdown. Offensively at the fullback position, he had 44 carries for 271 yards, 7 touchdowns and 28 two-point conversions. Lunn was voted Linebacker of the Year in the Little River Conference and voted Defensive Player of the Year for Class C District 4.
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Greydon Howell – Broken Bow
Passing stats: 1,994 yards and 16 touchdowns
Rushing stats: 94 carries for 1,052 yards and 19 touchdowns
Total stats: 3,046 yards and 35 touchdowns
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Cale Wigington – Caddo
2024 Offensive Player of the Year Class B (District 4)
Passing:
101 / 142 1915 yards 26 TDs
71.3% / 184.65 QBR
Rushing:
102 – 1261 yards 23 TDs
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Gilberto Grimaldo – Madill
Team Captain
66 Tackles
12 Tackles for Loss
3 Sacks
2 Fumble Recoveries
4 PAT Blocks
4.29 GPA
5/140 in class.
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Maddax Mobly – Sulphur
The most dynamic player to ever play at Sulphur. Plays Rb/Slot receiver/Wildcat QB/Returns punts/Returns kicks/ and plays LB on defense. One of the most competitive kids we have ever had.
2024 stats through quarter finals (still playing)
89 carries 756 yards 15 TD’s
31 receptions 604 yards 6 TD’s
7 punt returns 147 yards 1 TD
1 KOR 70 yards 1 TD
65 tackles
4 TFL
2 sacks
2 fumble recoveries
3 caused fumbles
3 interceptions – 2 returned for TD’s
25 total TD’s
**only played 2nd half in 6 games
Justus Gilliam – Sulphur
Arguably the best player to ever play at Sulphur by position.
Absolutely dominating as an Offensive lineman and Defensive Lineman… 6’1-265…if he was 6’4 he would be recruited by everyone
Motor is running as soon as he gets off the bus – extremely physical with great feet and tremendous hands. Plays the game the right way!
Most dominating offensive lineman around – couldn’t even begin to count pancakes and knockdown blocks
Plays DT and DE and he completely shuts down that side of the offense – incredible what he does night in and night out
Defensive stats through 12 games (still playing)
78 tackles
21 TFL
6 sacks
3 caused fumbles
**only played in 6 games past halftime.
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SW AREA
Konner Carothers – Snyder
# NAME GAMES TACKLE SOLO ASSIST SACK TFL SAFETY INT INT RET YDS FF FUM REC FUM RET YDS DEF TD
25 K. Carothers 11 101 26 75 5 6 1 1 25 3 1 6
# NAME GAMES CARRIES YDS YDS/CARRY YDS/GAME LNG TD FUM
25 K. Carothers 11 130 788 6.06 71.64 76 9 2
Konner Carothers was a Junior that weighed 195 pounds, and he made the decision to be the best player he could be his Senior year. When he started his senior year, he lifted all summer and put on 25 pounds of muscle and started the year at 220 pounds. He was the Leader of our team. He led the team in rushing and led the team in tackles. He played both sides of the ball and also played in all special teams. This kid did not come off the field. Konner is a player that truly understood that each game could be his last and played 100% each and every game. Konner is a kid that could play at the next level if he decides too. Not only was this kid a great football player, he is also a great student. He is taking concurrent college courses. He is a great example of a STUDENT ATHLETE. He will truly be missed in our program.
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Zaedon Collins – Clinton
Zaedon Collins: Linebacker / Tailback
Played two ways. Had 123 tackles and 1537 yards rushing. With no real throwing game every defense we played knew who was going to get the ball. He earned his yards the hard way. Extremely tough young man. Proud of how he played. He our team not through words but through actions. I’m extremely proud of him and the way he played. Zaedon is deserving of recognition for his play and his leadership.
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Cayden Davis – Maysville
Cayden Davis was voted offensive player other year in c4 2024. 1300-yard rusher, averaged over 7 yards a carry in 2024 as a sophomore. 25 rushing tds. 6’2” 195 lbs. first Team all-district in 2023 and 2024.
Noah Alviso – Maysville
Noah Alviso was voted d lineman of the year by c4 as a sophomore in 2023 and offensive lineman of the year in 2024. First team all-district both years. 6’4 300lbs. Game wrecker at defensive tackle 50 tackles this season, 4 sacks, 5 forced fumbles, and 3 fumble recoveries.
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Colby Shannon – Comanche
Passing: 10 games, Pass attempts 205, Completions 100, Completion percentage 48.78
Yards 1342, Yards attempt 6.55, Avg yards a game 134. Longest 72, TD 9. Interception 11
Sacked 13
Rushing: 10 games, Carries 184, Yards 796, Yards per carry 4.33, Avg yards a game 80. Longest run 40
TD 10
Fumbles 2
Defense: 10 games, 54 tackles, Solo 37, Assist 17, Tackle for loss 2.
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Zion Butler – Duncan
Zion is very athletic and quick. Plays fast and can take over a game with his playmaking ability. 88 tackles, 23 TFL’s, 3 Sacks, 1 punt block.
Sawyer Rice – Duncan
Sawyer is a very explosive athlete. He has great speed and is dangerous with the ball in his hands.
OFF – 104/240 – 1,343 – 12 td/12 int
117 carries – 630 yds 10 td’s.
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Carson Littlejohn – Minco
Had a great career for Minco HS.
4-year starter on Defense and 3 year started on Offense.
Great leader and team captain.
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CJ Nickson – Weatherford
CJ is an outstanding young man who happens to possess incredible talent. He is a joy to coach and it has been a real pleasure watching him grow over the past couple of years. This past year he really took his game to the next level. His work ethic, leadership and playmaking ability this season went a long way in helping us to improve upon our past couple of years. I can’t wait to watch how he hones his craft and develops further as he solely focuses on football once he gets to OU. The sky is the limit for him with his character and natural ability.
Defensively, this year he had 54 Total Tackles, 14 TFLs and 3 Sacks. In his career he had 167 Total Tackles, 23 TFLs, and 7 Sacks. Offensively, in his career he had 111 catches for 1,918 yards and 23 TDs.
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Kamdyn Whetstone – Empire
Kamdyn was our guy on Offensive and Defense. Played LB And RB for us he only played in 9 games for us He broke his Wrist and missed one game and played the last two games in a cast.
He carried the ball 183 times for 1222 yards and 22 TD’s. He had 80 total tackles 2 TFL, 1 FF, 1 INT
He was our District Offensive MVP.
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Auston Maddox – Dibble
Austin is one of the most gifted WR’s I have had the pleasure to coach in my long career. He has the best hands I have seen. He has really exploded his Junior and Senior year. He has school records in receptions, yards, and TD’s He was also a key component in the return game. Teams would kick it away from him.
Senior Stats:
64 rec, 802yd, 4 TD
Career Stats:
122rec, 1921yd, 13TD
Career KO Ret:
11-204yd 1-TD
Career Punt Ret:
12-262yd, 1-TD
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Chris Crow – Rush Springs
Great Kid with an awesome Sr Year Receiving.
29 Catches, 519yds 17.8 per catch 3 TD’s
73 Tackles from a FS position 1 Int, 1 scoop and score
4-year 2-way starter
Only Sr. year stats.
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DJ Wilson – Altus
DJ had a great season rushing the football for 1,267 yards and 9 touchdowns.
Jamele Alexander – Altus
Jamele broke the school record for touchdowns in a season with 11. He also had 33 catches for 733 yards, 22.2 yards per reception. Jamele also carried the ball 8 times for 89 yards and 2 touchdowns.
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Willie Cramer – Frederick
Willie Cramer (DL)- Willie had a solid SR year compiling 54 Tackles, 5 TFL, and adding 6 Sacks. He was also our RB on Offense rushing for over a 1000 yds his Soph. and JR. season. But having a little over 500 this season.
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Austin Solis – Mangum
Incredible kid who was our workhorse this year. Austin was 100% summer pride attendance as well as voted on by his peers as a team Captain. Austin was Pre-season All Vype and Preseason All Southwest Oklahoma Running back.
Mr. 3,000 Austin has rushed for 3,000 yards in his career at Mangum… capping off his senior year he had an impressive record-breaking year. He had 187 carries for 1,675 yards and 23 touchdowns breaking both school records! Austin has 3 college offers to play football at the next level.
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Colton Gillispie – Mangum
Incredible kid his is coachable, attentive, and driven. Colton took on a new challenge this year and killed it! Colton produced 47 catches for 997 yards with 24 carries for 294 yards. He had 8 receiving touchdowns, 5 rushing touchdowns, and 3 kick return touchdowns… he also added a team high 6 interceptions. He finished with 1,675 all-purpose yards and was a day one game changer.
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Shepherd Sisemore – Plainview
Final stats: 65 tackles, 3 Ints, 3 forced fumbles, 10 PBUs.
Only 1 catch across the middle!!
Only played 8 games. District defensive player of the year. Committed to Air Force Academy.
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Roo Franklin – Healdton
Roo was the guy for us who did everything. He played running back and receiver on offense. He played linebacker and defensive back on defense. Then, he was our returner on special teams.
85 carries, 798 yards, 10 TD’s
23 catches, 549 yards, 6 TD’s
43 tackles, 1 sack, 11 TFL’s, 1 FF, 2 INT’s
KOR: 13 Returns for 228 yards, 1 TD
Punt Return: 11 Returns for 245 yards, 1 TD.
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Tyler Williamson – Wilson
Tyler has been a two-year starter for our team and has an impact on both sides of the ball. This year with the move up from 8-man football offensively he completed 60% of his passes. He threw for 1,100 yards and 12 Td’s with 4 interceptions. On the ground he rushed for 970 yards and 11 touchdowns. Defensively he had 2 interceptions with one returned for a touchdown. He also recorded 83 tackles with 27 solos from his safety position. He also returned a kickoff back for a TD. He totaled 25 touchdowns on the year. He was our leader and will be greatly missed next year.
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Wyatt Warren – Hollis
Key part of our football team on offense and defense.
Plays H-Back and Weak side linebacker. Opposing teams have to know where he at all times.
Offensive stats:
28 catches for 582 yds
83 carries for 680 yds
Defensive stats:
Solo tackles: 41
Assisted tackles: 87
Total: 128
Forced Fumble: 2
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Boston Knowled – Purcell
Boston ran for 1,607 yards and 16 touchdowns this season. Additionally, he broke the school career rushing record by surpassing 4,500 career rushing yards.
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Caden Knighten – Pauls Valley
Caden is a great player. He is committed to Baylor and is the best RB in the state. If very versatile and has great hands which also makes him a receiving threat out of the backfield.
He had 1809 rushing yards and 26 TDs. 530 receiving yards and 6 tds.
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Kysen Fincher – Ringling
A diverse athlete that is great at everything that he does. Super smart as well, he can get everyone lined up and a great leader. Great Player who can play any position at a very high level. Makes an equally big impact on offense, defense and special teams. What gives him a huge advantage is that he is a very smart player that understands ball. He was a great leader for our team and set great examples on and off the field.
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Wyatt McBride – Lexington
Wyatt is 6’4″, 280 pounds, and a great offensive tackle. He graded out at 75% on blocking for the season. Wyatt pulls well on the counter and is an extremely good pass blocker.
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Noah Torrez – Ryan
Good team leader, high commitment level and an extremely hard working and talented young man and athlete.
Rushing: 145-1900 Yds.-37 Tds.
Passing: 28-57-523 Yds.-8 Tds-1 Int.
Tackles: 66
Interceptions: 8, 3 Tds.
1 punt return for Td.
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THREE RIVERS AREA
Elijah Thomas – Checotah
I am writing to enthusiastically recommend Elijah Thomas for the Mr. Football award. As his coach for the past 5 years, I have had the privilege of witnessing Elijah grow both as an athlete and as an individual. During this time, I have come to know him as an awesome young man whose presence is felt both on and off the field. From the moment Elijah joined our team, his smile and positive energy have lit up every room he enters. His personable nature has made him a favorite among his peers and teachers alike.
What sets Elijah apart, however, is his determination and work ethic. He is undoubtedly one of the hardest workers I have ever coached. Whether in practice or during games, he approaches every challenge with relentless perseverance and a desire to improve. In conclusion, I wholeheartedly endorse Elijah for the Mr. Football award. He embodies the spirit of a true athlete, demonstrating dedication, resilience, and outstanding leadership.
Defensive Stats:
He has 76 tackles, 8 for loss, 2 forced fumbles, 1 recovery, 4 interceptions and 7 pass break ups
Offensive Stats:
Passing 1-1 5 yards
62 carries 401 yards rushing 10 tds
66 receptions 1562 yards receiving 23 tds
234 kick return yards 1 td
34 total tds
2197 all-purpose yards.
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Devon Mannon – Gore
Very gifted athlete. Has a nose for the ball. Fast, strong, quick, and is very physical. Led the team in tackles and second for rushing. Also kicked for us. He’s a game changer.
Defensive Stats:
Tackles – 106
INT’s – 2
Sacks – 4
Forced Fumbles – 2
Offensive Stats:
Rushing: 134 Carries, 887 Yards , 11 TD’s
Receiving: 6 Catches, 162 Yards, 2 TD’s
Bladin McCartney – Gore
Dynamic Player. Physical, North and South runner. Loves contact.
Offensive Stats:
Rushing: 179 Carries, 1,246 Yards, 12 TD’s
Defensive Stats:
Tackles – 51
Sacks – 6
Fumble Recovery – 2
Forced Fumbles – 1
Pass Break Up -1
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Jamarian (Byrd) Ficklin – Muskogee
As good a football player as he is, his leadership in the school and community is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!
Preston James Wallace – Muskogee
PJ, moved into our community this summer. Has been a wonderful asset to our program. Has fit in all areas and the admin at the high school have loved his presence in the academic setting!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Kale Charboneau – Wagoner
Kale is an outstanding young man both on the field and in the classroom. (4.0 GPA) He has been one of the best players I have ever coached. He plays quarterback and linebacker for us. We won the 4A State Championship his sophomore year and were runner up his junior year. We are currently 12-0. Kale is 189/295 passing for 2,983 yards this season. He has 26 passing TD’s and only 3 INT’s. He has rushed for 717 yards and another 26 TD’s. He has also scored a TD on defense bringing his total to 53 TD’s on the season! Kale has 91 tackles and 4 sacks this season. For his career he has 7,854 passing yards with 66 TD’s and has rushed for 2,302 yards and another 53 TD’s. He has 301 career tackles and has scored 2 defensive TD’s, bringing his total TD’s to 121! He won the 215-pound state championship in wrestling as a junior as well. They don’t make them any tougher.
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Jason Powders – Henryetta
Jason had played a different position the previous 2 seasons. This year at RB, he had a breakout year.
149 carries for 1650 yards (11.1 yd per carry) and 23 TD.
11 receptions for 188 yards and 1 TD.
Tayler Hamric – Henryetta
3-year starter at Inside Linebacker.
SR Stats
152 Total Tackles, 62 solo/87 assist, 13 tackle for loss, 2 sacks, 1 forced fumble, 3 fumble recoveries, 3 interceptions, 1 TD
3 Year Starting Stats
394 Total Tackles, 146 solo/244 assist, 21.5 tackle for loss, 3 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, 4 fumble recoveries, 5 interceptions, 1 TD.
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Dusty Tedder – Hulbert
Dusty is one of the best linemen to come through. He’s a hard worker and he is blessed with raw strength. He has played every position on the line throughout his career.
Cody Botts – Hulbert
Cody rushed for over 1,000 yards this season. It was his first year at running back. He plays hard and is a great leader for the program.
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Jalen Handle – Tahlequah Sequoyah
Jalen was a 4-year starter for us at Quarterback, he is great leader and has tremendous work ethic. Jalen broke his collar bone in his third play from scrimmage week 10 and was unavailable for us in the Play Offs. His season stats for 9 games were 1060 yards passing with 11 TDs, he also rushed for 824 yards and 6 TDs.
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Nathan Rogers – Keys
69 total tackles
4 INT’s
31 yd. punt avg.
Nathan is a great kid that is very deserving of this award. He is a very hard worker who has come a long way in his football career.
Clancey Quetone – Keys
32 tackles
2 INT’s
4 pass break ups
2 fumble recoveries
1 caused fumble
13 receptions for 315 yards
5 total TD’s
Clancey is a great kid and a very hard worker. He is very deserving of this award.
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Cash McAlvain – Tahlequah
Two-year starter at QB and had not played QB until his Junior Year. Set the school record for least interceptions thrown in a season and career based on % of passes.
Senior Season:
PASSING COMP ATT INT INT PCT YARDS TD
MCALVAIN 104 186 2 2 56 1,440 15
RUSHING ATT NET AVG TD
MCALVAIN 60 283 4.7 4
Career:
PASSING COMP ATT INT PCT YARDS TD
MCALVAIN 241 405 9 60 3,155 29
RUSHING ATT NET AVG TD
MCALVAIN 109 414 3.8 9
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Teaguen Collins – Muldrow
Teaguen is a phenomenal athlete and an even better student. He is a leader among his peers and is always the first one in and the last one out.
His athletic abilities and understanding of the game give him an edge in most every game we play.
His 2024 stats: passing 76/132 – 1093yds – 10 TDs; rushing 145 / 1001yds – 12TDs; Returns 15 / 414 – 3TDs; Defense 57 solos, 18 assists, 1FF, 1FR, 2 PBUs.
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Brenden Strickland – Gans
Brenden was Mr. Everything for the Gans Grizzlies. He played multiple positions and played with an injured knee. He is one of three seniors and led through his leadership while on the field. The positions he played was Center, Guard, Fullback, Defensive tackle, Defensive End, and did some long snapping for us. He made second team all-district and was nominated to play in the eight-man all-star game.
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Scout Smith – Arkoma
Passing 37-67 506 YDS 8 TD 3 INT
Rushing 76 564 YDS 7.6 YPC 9 TDS / 3 100-yard games
Receiving 7 receptions 268 Yards 1 TD
1207 Total Yards, 134.1 yards a game (Missed 2 games)
49 Total Tackles
3 Interceptions
1 Fumble recovery
Do it all student athlete 3.96 GPA, Ranked 3rd in his class.
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Kevin Wilkett – Stigler
Houston played most of the year with a shoulder injury he suffered in the first game of the season. The injury kept Houston mostly on the offensive side of the ball. He still managed to have a great year and showed some real toughness and guts to play through such an injury and still put up offensive numbers. Where he really shined, and it doesn’t get as much fanfare is blocking which he is great at. Houston led this team by example and always showed up and played lights out.
17 receptions for 314 yards 3 TDS.
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Adrian Valdez – Porter
112 total tackles, 66 AST, 46 solo tackles, 1 TFL.
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Brady Scott – Hilldale
Brady is district 4A-4 MVP as junior. He is an unbelievable athlete that is huge asset to our football program. He excels on and off the field having a 4.0 and playing 3 sports.
1,012 rec yards 1500 all-purpose yards 19tds 6 int 32 tackles.
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Ryder Waddell – Poteau
Freshmen starter at inside backer- 45 solo tackles, 56 assists, 101 total tackles, 32 TFL’s, 4 sacks, 1 Ints, 29 pressures.
Tyler Fassio – Poteau
Inside backer- season stats 38 solo tackles, 52 Assists, 99 total tackles, 36 TFL’s, 5.5 sacks, 2 Ints, 16 pressures.
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Fernando Villanueva – Heavener
Kicked for us.
His SR year he was 8/9 on FG’s longest was 40 yards. 26/29 on XTRA Points.
For his career he was 12/16 on FG’s and 107/113 on XTRA Points.
He has committed to Northwestern Oklahoma State University.
He is a 4.0 student and member of the Academic Team.
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Lubbock Drake – Warner
Great leader of young men.
129 total tackles
950 rushing yards
1200 all-purpose yards
RB/MLB
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Brayton Carter – Stilwell
Big time playmaker who runs good routes and can really go get the football. Set school records for catches and yardage. Led defense in interceptions and also a threat on kickoff and punt returns.
86 receptions, 1335 yards, 11 TDs. 40 tackles, 4 interceptions.
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Skyler Paine – Watts
Skyler led Watts to their first playoff appearance since 2018. He had 160 rushes for 725 yards and 8 rushing touchdowns. He completed 39 of 74 pass attempts for 705 yards with 11 touchdown passes.
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Kyler Hill – Chouteau
Kyler is an outstanding leader for our team. Always a positive attitude and team player.
3-year starter on the OL & DL. A great young man with a bright future in whatever
endeavor he chooses to pursue.
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TULSA AREA
Deon Feeback-Franklin – Nathan Hale
Deon have been heck of a player for us. And commanded double and triple team at times playing WR. Deon ended his senior year with 750 Rec, 6TD. And for career 1,350 13TD.
Carmello Williamson – Nathan Hale
Carmelo is an astounding athlete, an even better person currently with 1 D1 offer and 2024 stats 48 Tackles 9TFL, 5 PBU, 5 Sacks.
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Cole Muir – Holland Hall
Cole Muir is one of the best and toughest players we have ever had in my 27 years at Holland Hall. He was the leader of the defense and has an unbelievable nose for the football. He is certainly a special football player and can see the game different from most. He has recorded more tackles this season than anyone in Holland Hall history by far.
165 total tackles
75 unassisted
19 tackles for loss
5 fumbles caused
14 QB hurries
6 sacks
1 interception.
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Joseph Graves – Booker T. Washington
Joseph was a force in the middle that command double team blocks every game. He finished the season with 91 tackles, 52 TFL, 62 hurries, 18 sacks, 4 forced fumbles, 3 fumble recoveries. He was District 5A-3 Player of the Year!
Dawayne Jones – Booker T. Washington
Dawayne has great ball get off. He was a force in the middle. He has a great football IQ. He finished the season with 83 tackles, 51 TFL, 57 hurries, 12 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, 1 -2pt conversion.
Dawayne was Defensive Lineman of the Year in District 5A-3!
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Kaydin Jones – Jenks
Rushing: 213 carries for 1434 yards. 17 TD’s
Receiving: 23 receptions for 249 yards. 4 TD’s
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Kaden Moody – Broken Arrow
-Started Defensive end as a sophomore, started left Tackle as a Junior.
-Multiple Division 1 offers
-Graded out at 86% on the season with no-sacks
-88 pancakes throughout the season
-Team captain
Tayshawn Jones-Wade – Broken Arrow
– Two-way starter
– Offensive stats- 1,149 Varsity Receiving yards in varsity contests. Defensive stats- 26 Tackles 1 Int
– Team captain
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Jeran Williams – Tulsa Central
Jeran Williams is one of the best defensive tackles in Oklahoma and is also our starting center. This young man plays with a lot of unmatched energy and passion. Besides being a great football player, he is an even better young man. Jeran had 73 tackles and 4 sacks.
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Ralph Stokes Jr. – Tulsa Central
Ralph Stokes is a great player and an even greater young man. Ralph is 6′ 205 Free Safety, that has great range, and is also a force on the run with his downhill presence. This young man is also great in the classroom with a 3.87 overall GPA. His stats for the 2024 season are 4 ints, 7 PBU’s, and 53 tackles.
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Ayden Gaines – Oologah
Ayden was an exceptional athlete for us this year as only a sophomore. He came in and didn’t blink an eye and we ran most of our offense through him. Tough hard-nosed kid that loves the game and has a great mindset every day!
Stats: WR/SAFETY
53 receptions – 610 yards – 5 touchdowns – 6.6 yards per catch average.
19 carries – 147 yards – 7.53 yards per carry average – 1 touchdown
40 tackles – 21 solo – 19 assist – 4 TFL – 2 PBU
Bryce Bires – Oologah
Senior OL/DL. Has been a 3-year starter on both sides of the ball for the Mustangs. Has incredible length and versatility and has one of the highest motors I’ve seen from a high school player. Holds Offers from UCO & SWOSU with many other schools looking at him. Was named the 4A-3 Defensive End of the Year.
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Jagger James – Sperry
3-year starter. Didn’t come off the field his senior season. All district outside linebacker. Was a true joy to coach and played with guts and determination.
Dylan Abbott – Sperry
All district inside linebacker. We asked a lot out of Dylan, and he always responded he’s a true competitor.
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Scott Rigby – Collinsville
Scott is one of the best running backs we’ve had here at Collinsville. He’s a threat to score every time he touches the ball. Will be a four-year starter when he’s done.
2024 stats: 192 carries 1,549 yards rushing 27 TD’s (10 games was injured and sat out vs Del City)
2023 stats: 131 carries 1,126 yards rushing 15 TD’s
(Split time at RB with Senior Jack Keith)
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Johnmark Roller – Regent Preparatory
2024 stats:
255-400 passing for 4,023 yards and 46 TD’s
1,106 rushing yards and 24 TD’s
Career stats:
738-1,128 passing for 11,563 yards and 140 TD’s
4,395 rushing yards and 87 TD’s
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Jordan Deroin – Daniel Webster
Junior
125/236 attempts
1584 passing yards
14 passing TDs
61 carries
411 rushing yards
4 rushing TDs
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Jayvius Holmes – Kellyville
Jayvius is probably the fastest player in the district Jayvius will be one of the top players to watch next season! Jayvius is a team leader and a good all-around athlete! He can score from anywhere on the field.
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Connor Payne – Berryhill
Great student athlete. Great on the football field as well as the classroom. Always doing things right.
Career- QB. 319 completions 472 attempts
4631 yards. 36 pass TDs. 240 rushes for935 yards.
26 rushing TDs.
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Ty McKnight – Claremore
Ty led us in tackles with 100. He also had 10 tackles for loss, 1 sack, 1 forced fumble, and 1 fumble recovery. He was the leader of our defense. He had multiple bone jarring hits throughout our season.
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Drew Frankenfield – Owasso
1. Leadership on the Field: “As a sophomore, he displays remarkable leadership skills, rallying his teammates and demonstrating confidence even in high-pressure situations.”
2. Athletic Skill: “His arm strength is impressive for his age, allowing him to make challenging throws that many experienced quarterbacks would struggle with.”
3. Football IQ: “He has an exceptional understanding of the game, reading defenses effectively and making quick decisions that keep the offense moving.”
4. Work Ethic: “His dedication to improving his game is evident; he puts in the extra hours during practice and studies film regularly to refine his skills.”
5. Poise Under Pressure: “No matter the score or the stakes, he remains calm and composed, managing the game with a maturity beyond his years.”
6. Team Player: “He consistently puts the team first, celebrating his teammates’ successes and fostering a supportive atmosphere in the locker room.”
COMP ATTEMPT COMP % YDS YPA TDS INT QBR
139 180 77% 2196 12.2 29 3 149.9%
Jayden Hall – Owasso
1. Team Player: “Jayden exemplifies what it means to be a team player, seamlessly sharing carries with his teammates while always putting the team’s success first.”
2. Versatile Skill Set: “His versatility allows him to excel in various roles, whether he’s running, blocking, or catching passes, making him a vital asset to the offense.”
3. Work Ethic: “Jayden’s tireless work ethic and commitment to improvement have helped him evolve into a dynamic running back who consistently makes big plays.”
4. Field Vision: “He possesses incredible field vision, allowing him to find gaps and create opportunities not only for himself but for his fellow backs as well.”
5. Resilience and Toughness: “Jaden shows remarkable resilience, powering through tackles and never shying away from a challenge, which inspires those around him.”
6. Positive Attitude: “He maintains a positive attitude no matter the circumstances, lifting the spirits of his teammates and fostering a supportive locker room environment.”
7. Impactful Performances: “Even while sharing carries, Jaden consistently finds ways to make impactful plays that change the momentum of the game.”
CARRIES YARDS YPR TDS FUMBLES
104 807 7.76 13 1
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OKC AREA
Amaurie Rusler – Destiny Christian
Amaurie became a great leader for our team this year. He rushed for 1586 yards and 14 TDs in just 10 games. He also led the team with 98 tackles and 6 sacks as a linebacker. He is a HCAA First Team All-State.
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Grady Adamson – Deer Creek
GREAT LEADER, GREAT PLAYER, 3 YEAR STARTER, SIGNED WITH GEORGIA TECH
Grady all Time Stats
519/816 (64%), 7646 yards, 89 Pass TDs, 1233 rushing yards, 27 Rushing TDS, 116 total TDs, 8879 total yards.
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Bennett Baker – Crossings Christian School
Bennett Baker served as the team captain and starting Free Safety and Wide Receiver in the early parts of the season. Then he became the starting Quarterback midway through the district slate. He had multiple throwing, rushing and receiving TD’s this season. He had 64 tackles, 3 tackles for loss, 6 pass break ups, a forced fumble and added a punt return for a touchdown too. Bennett was extremely valuable on the field but contributed the most with his leadership off the field.
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Jackson Schanuel – Newcastle
Starts at QB and MLB. 6’5 235.
60% Completion percentage 1,388 Passing 13 TD
7.3 Yards per rush. 744 Yards 13 Rushing TD’s
88 Tackles. 2 Sacks. 4 INT’s. 1 FF 1 FR.
Taylor “TJ” Bradford – Newcastle
1,232 Yards Rushing (8.6 YPC) 15 TD’s despite missing 2 games early in the season.
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Caleb Hawkins – North Rock Creek
This young man has had a tremendous impact on our program. He has the ability to affect the game in so many ways with his size and speed. He hardly ever left the field and was a warrior for us all year. At running back, he rushed for 1522 yards and had 27 rushing Touchdowns. He had 403 receiving yards and 3 receiving Touchdowns. Playing safety, he had 104 Tackles and 4 interceptions and 1 fumble recovery for 3 Touchdowns and a punt return for a Touchdown.
J.J. McClain Jr. – North Rock Creek
JJ was a true utility guy for us this year. He can do several things well. He played outside LB for us most of the year before we had to move him to safety due to injuries. He played Tight end on offense and was a physical blocker as well as a good receiver. He handled our punting duties as well as being our snapper on the field goal unit.
He had 69 tackles and 1 interception. 4 receptions for 85 yards and 2 touchdowns. He missed a couple of games due to an injury but played through it and did a great job for us.
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Caleb Gideon – Christian Heritage Academy
Caleb is a difference maker on our team. He has single handedly won football games by his aggressive play and ball carrying. He plays offense and defense but has made the biggest impact when he carries the football. He has breakaway speed and refuses to be tackled. Caleb has great character and has been truly and honor to coach.
Overall 946 Yards at 133 attempts, 7.1 Yards averaged and 15 TD’s
100 Rushing Yards and 2 TD’s against Hinton in the First Round
151 Rushing Yards and 5 TD’s against Pawhuska in the Quarters
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Waleed Gaines Jr. – Mustang
Waleed is an outstanding talent. Very smart football player. A 3-year starter for us, he was voted captain by his teammates this season. He is committed to play for Army next year at the D1 level.
Waleed Gaines –
35 tackles
6 Ints (Lead 6A)
5 PBU’s
1 defensive TD
Trajan Williamson – Mustang
Trajan is a warrior. He accounted for a large portion of our offense this season.
Trajan Williamson- Passing = 183/316- 2,389 Yds, 22 TDS, 9 INT, 2-2 Points
Rushing= 194- 714 Yds, 16 TDS
Punting= 35 Punts – Avg.- 36.4 per punt, 10 punts downed inside the opponent 20.
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Esteban Calderon – Little Axe
Junior QB, 180 yards short of the Little Axe All-time Career Rushing Record
Junior Season Stats
rushing:
131 rushes, 1180 yards, 10 TD’s
Passing:
35/70 530 yards, 4 TD’s
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Tom Watts – Bishop McGuinness
Tom is an outstanding young man and leader for our football team. He started both ways for us and excelled at a high level. Tom was just offered by Drake and has received a ton of interest from other school.
Defense: 103 tackles, 9 TFL, 4 sacks, 1 FF, 1 FR, 4 INT, 1 Defensive TD
Offense: 337 yards rushing and 9 TDs, 175 yards receiving and 2 TDs
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Brady McAdoo – Tuttle
Brady is one of the best football players that I have had the opportunity to coach. He has contributed to the success of our program in every way possible. He has thrown the ball, run the ball, caught the ball, returned kicks, returned punts, played defense and our punter. He is an explosive, physical football player with elite speed and quickness. His ability to make plays in big moments has been one his trademarks. He has an impact on every game that he plays. He has been a key component in our teams 10-win regular season, district championship, 2 playoff wins to date. We will be playing in the state semifinals this weekend.
Yards TDs
Receiving 766 16
Rush 105 4
Passing 58 1
KO Ret 50
Punt Returns 450 4
Total 1429 25 Tds
Punting: 36 yrd avg
Pinned opponent inside 20 yrd line 12 times
Defense: 49 Tackles
4 TFL
1 Sack
2 INT’s
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Wyatt Geissler – Bethany
This year Wyatt became Bethany’s all-time leader in Career Receiving Yards (2,101), Career Receptions (128) and Career Receiving TD’s (25).
Season Stats: 52 Receptions, 1,044 Yards. 14 Receiving TD’s.
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Travion Barber II – Star Spencer
Travion Barber is the ALL-city Athletic Conference Player of the Year! Travion was 6th in the State in rushing yards in all classes. He had 1468 yards rushing with 234 carries.
Jabari Edwards – Star Spencer
Jabari Edwards is a big mobile lineman that can do it all! We’re excited to have him returning for 2025 season. Jabari had 33 pancakes and 8 pressures. Jabari is one to watch for 2025 and he is going to be a huge part of our offense next season.
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Caleb Friend – Southwest Covenant
Caleb loves football, his team and is one of the best offensive linemen in the state in my opinion.
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Brayden Knox – Putnam City
The Motor that never stops running. Brayden plays every play the same, RELENTLESS!
6’3″ 240- Defensive End
70 tackles (51 solo)
25 TFL
14 Sacks
15 hurries
1 PD
1 FF
1 Blk punt
8 carries 41 yds, 2 TDs
Converted 7 of 8 carries for either TD or 1st down on offense.
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Dace Shaw – Shawnee
Dace had an all-around high-quality year.
400 yards receiving with 5 TD.
300 yards rushing with 7 TD.
5 interceptions 2 fumble recoveries 80 total tackles in defense.
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Treyvon Compton – Meeker
1,733 Passing (14 TD)
1,088 Rushing (11 TD)
1 Kick Return for TD
Defense:
54 Tackles
3 Interceptions
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Jayden Fuston – Piedmont
Jayden is a very versatile running back. He was asked to play multiple positions throughout his career and when we needed a fullback this year, he gladly accepted the role. He rushed for over 1600 yards and 14 touchdowns.
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Nate Roberts – Washington
Season: 46 receptions 972 yds 13 tds
Career: 118 receptions 2430 yds 33 tds
Nate is a great young man who has always been a team player. He has never let the spotlight that has been on him take away from his effort or dedication to the team.
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Connor Lane – Noble
He is the reason we got to the playoffs. He is a difference maker!! Came back from injury and gave us a spark. A really good player who will get a chance to play at next level. He got hurt in first game but came back and was a big reason we got to the playoffs. Numbers would be much higher, but he was hurt. 46 carries for 495 yards and 4 touchdowns. 23 receptions for 355 yards and 4 touchdowns. A great kid who would do whatever we needed to win with a great attitude.
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Phoenix Murphy – Norman High
Phoenix Murphy is a two-year starter for Norman High at QB. He has led the Tigers to a record-breaking year in 2024, where he led 6A-1 in passing yards, and total yards. He is a gifted athlete with high football IQ and great leadership qualities. Named to numerous post season awards for conference (COAC) and district (6A-1-1)
2024 Season Stats
191/305 Passing
3226 Passing Yards
38 Passing Touchdowns
90 Rushes
495 Yards
6 Rushing Touchdowns
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Mason James – Norman North
Mason is one of the most electrifying players in the state of Oklahoma. He is different.
This year’s stats: 56 Receptions 1,233 yards 17 TDs
Soph. Year: 61 Receptions 1,135 Yards 16 TDs
Freshmen Year: Played Corner
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Milton Alford – Putnam City North
Milton Alford is an excellent player and great leader on the field. Milton’s was able to put up some impressive stats this season.
186 Carries for 1,188 yds and 16 TD’s
12 Catches for 146 yds
4 Kick Returns for 115 yds and 1 TD
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Austin Melson – Bethel
Senior Year 117 Tackles, 6 Tackles for Loss
Total Career 471 Tackles (School Career Record Holder)
Also School Career Record for 312 Solo Tackles
Career 21 Tackles for Loss
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NORTH AREA
Braiden Hodgett – Yale
Great player. Works extremely hard all the time. Great leader. Holds all time squat record at 157-pound class in Oklahoma. Has great ethics on and off the field.
Stats
Leads state with 31 TDs
Averages 14.4 yds per carry
1588 total yds
Kickoff return – 42 average yards
Punt returns – 34 average yards
196 total points.
1st team all-district running back-2024.
Lucas Reece – Yale
Great player and team leader. Always helps others with their game.
1st team all-district DL
1st in nation in sacks at 28
6.5 tackles per game
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Deakon Jones – Stillwater
Deakon is a wide receiver who has had an outstanding season. His stats 57 receptions, 757 yards, 14 touchdowns. He’s someone who is a key piece to our offense and program.
Nehemiah Kolone – Stillwater
Nehemiah is a defensive lineman and the leader of our defense. He has 7 offers currently. OSU, Arizona, Texas Tech, Tulsa, BYU, Kansas, and Baylor. He missed the 1st half of the season. His stats for the last 6 games. 30 tackles, 6 TFLs, 1 sack.
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Laker Ingram – Blackwell
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Zaden Frederick – Blackwell
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Grady Mittasch – Pawnee
142 rushes 931 yards 8TD RB.
D line. 46 tackles 5 sacks 1 interception returned for a TD.
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Cale McPeek – Pawnee
RB 102 carries 1033 yards 12 tds.
114 tackles 2 sacks 2 fumble recoveries linebacker.
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Breck Ailey – Newkirk
Breck is an all-around great person. He is a quiet leader who is always doing the right thing. With above a 4.0 GPA and appearances in both the state wrestling tournament and the state track meet last year, he is a well-rounded athlete in addition to his impressive performance in school. This football season despite being double-teamed every play defensively, he racked up 50 tackles, 8 tackles for loss, 2 sacks, 3 forced fumbles, and 3 fumble recoveries. His defense performance earned him 1st team All District honors at DE. Offensively, Breck rushed for 532 yards and 6 touchdowns on 90 carries averaging 5.91 yards per carry and caught 12 passes for 103 yards and a touchdown.
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Landon Dobbs – Coyle
He is my only senior this year that started all four years under me. He played offensive and defensive lines and had over a hundred tackles.
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Chase Eaves – Pawhuska
Chase is dominant in every phase of the game. He was the best player on the field in every game. Defensively he is one of the best tacklers I have ever seen. From his safety position, he had 103 tackles, 2 interceptions (1 for a TD), 8 broken up passes & 6 TFL.
Offensively he was a threat every time he touched the ball, and a devastating blocker. He lined up in the backfired and at slot and had 291 yds rushing and 10 TDs & 4 two-point conversions. Also had 751 yards receiving with 6 TDs & 4 two-point conversions.
In the return game, he had 14 punt returns for 320 yards and a TD. He also had 8 KOR for 249 yards and a TD. 1611 APY & 124 pts (18 TDs & 8 two pt. conversions)
Chase is also a great leader who was named a captain halfway through the season after joining the team halfway through the summer.
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Braiton Applegate – Perkins-Tryon
It’s hard to put into words just how much you’ve meant to this team. As a senior, you’ve been a leader on and off the field, setting an example for your teammates through your dedication, work ethic, and heart. From the first day you stepped onto the field, you’ve shown a commitment to excellence that has inspired everyone around you. Whether it was leading by example during grueling practices, rallying the team when things got tough, or celebrating the victories with humility and class, you’ve embodied what it means to be a true leader. Your impact goes far beyond the scoreboard. You’ve built a legacy of integrity, resilience, and teamwork that will live on in this program for years to come. Younger players look up to you, and they’ve learned from watching you what it means to lead with courage and respect.
Defense Stats
Solo-38
Assisted-58
Total tackles-96
TFL-47
Sacks-16
Hurries-47
Int-1
Punt blocked-3
Xpt blocked-1
Fumble rec-3
Fumble caused-6
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Roman Tucker – Cushing
Roman Tucker QB/DB
Passing – 159/233 2,460 yards 26TD
Rushing – 105 carries 654 yards 12TD
Defense – 81 tackles 4 INT
Amazing athlete with great work ethic. Did a great job leading our offense.
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NE AREA
Titan Hix – Locust Grove
Titan Hix concluded the regular season top 30 in the nation for combined yards in a season after passing for 2,596 yards, 22 TD’s, and rushing for 1,296 yards and 26 TD’s. Titan has now accounted for just under 10,000 total career yards and over 100 career touchdowns. Titan averaged 389 yards and 4.5 TD’s per game.
Jerome Jackson – Nowata
Jerome Jackson is an outstanding student athlete and team captain. He was a two-way starter for us playing Offensive and Defensive Line. He was voted District A1-3 Defensive Player of the Year. He finished the season with 101 total tackles, 8 sacks, 18 Tackle for loss, and 3 fumble recoveries. He was a leader for us on and off the field over the last three years and his work ethic is second to none!
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Cooper Hooker – Salina
Cooper was coming off a lower leg injury from early in the season and still accounted for 4 TDs in 2 playoff games. He had a 74-yard punt return for a TD and a 72 yard KO return as well as 2 TD receptions. Cooper accounted for 3 TDs vs Henryetta in Salina’s first road playoff win since 2010.
Cody Wheeler – Salina
Cody was our best all-around football player. He was the District TE/H Back of the year and will be our team Defensive POY. Cody ended the season with 93 total tackles, 8 Sacks, 13 QB pressures, and 7 TFLs. Cody graded out in the lower 90’s consistently throughout the season on offense as well. This team overcame some real adversity and several injuries to finish 7-5 and make it to the 2A-II quarterfinals. Cody led this team to its’s first road playoff win since 2010 and deserves a ton of credit for his leadership and toughness. Cody plans to play baseball in college as a catcher.
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Trey Bennett – Woodland
Trey Bennett is our QB, SS, and leader of our football team. He is a do-it-all type guy and always comes up big for us. I have coached this kid since sixth grade, and he has always stood out as exceptional even amongst a group of great players and kids. Trey is 6’4 210lb and has an arm that can make every throw and legs that can extend plays and make teams pay. More importantly, Trey is a young man of great character and humility. He leads his teammates in a way that everyone’s willingly follows him because he practices all the things he preaches every day. He has always been a true pleasure to coach and would absolutely be deserving of VYPE Postseason POY.
Treys 2024 Stats:(Keep in mind we have had 8 running clocks in the 2nd half this year and these stats are predominantly from the 1st half only)
Trey is 110-175 and has thrown for 2022 yards and 29 touchdowns with only 2 INT( 1 off of WR deflection)
Trey has rushed for 217 yds on 43 carries and ran for 9 TD’s.
Trey has 25 tackles and 5 INTs on defense at Strong Safety.
Trey has started 52 football games in his high school career so far!
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NW AREA
Jax Bernard – Fairview
Jax has been a huge part of building our program to what it is today. He has started at since his freshman year. The two years prior to him taking over at QB our record was 5-16. Since he took over at QB we are 51-3. He has a way of leading our team in a way that I have rarely seen in my coaching career. When he walks into our locker room everyone feels like we have a chance to win no matter who we are playing. He is a young man that every coach dreams of having run their program.
Senior year
87 carries 676 yards 17 TDs
2618 yards passing 27 TDs
10-2
Career Stats
11,226 yards passing 134 TDs
1949 yards rushing 45 TDs
51-3 record
65% comp
2 State Championships
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Karson Shepard – Timberlake
Karson is a 3-year starter for us at linebacker and he also has played on the offensive line. Karson is our leading tackler this year and also the captain of the defense. He has a 4.0 grade point average and is one of the hardest workers I’ve ever coached. Karson is very deserving of this award.
Caleb Barney – Timberlake
Caleb is a 4-year starter for us and was our leading tackler last year when he was a junior. Caleb started as a freshman on our 2021 state championship team. Caleb is one of those players that his motor is always at full speed.
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Ayden Perez – Watonga
Ayden was District Defensive Back of the year as a sophomore and was 1st team All District as a JR.
Tristan Dobbins – Watonga
Tristan was 1st Team All District RB as a sophomore and 1st Tram All District Tight End as a Junior.
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Kaden Overton – Mooreland
6′ 200lb athlete with great awareness of the field. Phenomenal young man. Great Leader.
Offensive Fullback in the Flex bone Offense
Rushing 211 carries, 1196 yards 12 TD’s, 3 2pt conversions, Rec. 19 yards,
Defensively LB 5-2 defense.
117 Tackles, 35 sols, 82 assists, 3 interceptions.
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Bodhi Allen – Mooreland
Great QB for the style of Offense that we ran. Reads 1 to 2 defenders at the line of scrimmage most plays.
Triple Option QB ran for 1,107 yards, passed for 356 yards, 15 TD’s, rushed for 7 and passed for 7 2pt conversions, averaged 6.9 yards per carry.
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Brandon Taylor – Chisholm
Brandon has been a two-way three-year starter for us.
WR- 43 Receptions, 580 yards, 10 TD.
DB- 35 Tackles, 2 INT, 1 TD.
Jase Hennigh – Chisholm
Jase stepped up in a huge way as a two-way starter this year. He had a breakout year that makes us excited for his future.
TE- 12 Receptions, 344 yards, 4 TD
OLB- 78 Tackles, 3 TFL, 3 INT
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Elijah Hernandez – Texhoma/Goodwell
#11 Elijah Hernandez is an all-around tough football player. Elijah was the backbone of our team offensively and defensively. Elijah’s work ethic and toughness as a sophomore is unmatched. Elijah is a young man that leads by example every day. Elijah played running back for Texhoma/Goodwell and rushed 215 times for 1416 yards and caught 2 passes for 22 yards. Eli finished the year with 15 TD’s. Defensively Eli played MLB for T/G. Elijah had 140 tackles, 4 sacks, 12 TFL’s 1 fumble recovery and 1 interception.
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Easton Webb – Charles Page Sand Springs
Easton in my opinion is the best quarterback of the 2026 class.
3,486 passing yards
41 TDs
217-346 passing
6ints
Dom Forbes – Charles Page Sand Springs
Dom Forbes is the best receiver in the 2027 class and a top 5 receiver in the state.
70 rec for 1551 yards 20 TDs
17 rush 81 yards 5 TDs
25 total TDs
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JD Sessoms – Sharon-Mutual
JD is a great Senior lineman that plays both ways. At guard on the offensive side, he is always a driven lineman with frequent pancake blocks and good size coming in at 6’2” and 280 lbs. Defensively he plays at Defensive End and was one of our leading tacklers with 56 tackles and lead the team in tackles for loss at 15, and 15 sacks on the season. This was from an 8-game season.
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Top 30 Football Players
Jamarian Ficklin – Muskogee
CJ Nickson – Weatherford
Trystan Haynes – Carl Albert
Trynae Washington – Carl Albert
Shaker Reisig – Union
Elijah Thomas – Checotah
Cash Jacobsen – Jenks
KD Jones – Jenks
Ryker Haff – Owasso
Nate Roberts – Washington
Jaden Nickens – Douglass
Dakotah Terrell – Pocola
Alexander Shieldnight – Wagoner
Broderick Shull – Bixby
Antoni Ogumoro – Elgin
David McComb – Edmond Memorial
Blake Cherry – Owasso
Josiah Hammond – Union
Ryan Grayson – Beggs
Matrail Lopez – Idabel
Caden Knighten – Pauls Valley
Blake Hogshooter – Bixby
Grady Adamson – Deer Creek
Javion Antai – Jenks
Marcus James – Carl Albert
CJ Simon – Moore
Demarius Robinson – Edmond Santa Fe
Eric Harris – Owasso
Deante Lindsay – Ada
Ravian Larry – Idabel
Cale Marley – Rejoice Christian
Jon Grimmett – Pauls Valley
Brayden Knox – Putnam City
Xzavier Thompson – Millwood
Adam Auston – MacArthur
Nehemiah Kolone – Stillwater
Miguel Chavez – Muskogee
Kenny Golston – Valliant
Semaj Stanford – Jenks
Waleed Gaines Jr. – Mustang
Seneca Steele – Kansas
Tayshawn Jones-Wade – Broken Arrow
Owen Eshelman – Norman North
Behr Boyd – Norman
Juju Smith – Choctaw
Riley Ellefson – Jones
