Micaela McSpadden of Oologah had a unique opportunity in front of her Tuesday night.
Exhibitors at trade show say this is the place to be.
All-State Games continue through Friday.
Oklahoma Coaches Association tol announce two years' worth of coaching honors during annual convention.
Candid moments with athletes as well as keynote speaker Mike Boynton.
Before trophies were handed out, here were some fun moments before the show.Â
Here are all the winners at the fifth annual event, sponsored by Bill Knight Automotive, honoring the best in high school athletics.Â
The winner will be announced at the fifth annual All-World Awards, presented by Bill Knight Automotive, on Tuesday, June 29, at Stoney Creek H…
Athletes of the year will be honored from finalists in football, basketball, wrestling, swimming, volleyball, softball, cross country, basebal…
Athletes of the year will be honored from finalists already announced in football, basketball, wrestling, swimming, volleyball, softball and c…
Athletes of the year will be honored from finalists already announced in football, basketball, wrestling, swimming, volleyball, softball and c…
Aiden Robinson * Cascia Hall * Tennis * Jr.
Oklahoma Coaches Association announces annual honor teams in golf and tennis
Some of our favorite images from last weeks state championships in spring sports.
The Trojans edge out Edmond North and Cascia Hall holds off Holland Hall in 4A.
Jenks' Brett Keeling and Cristian Pensavalle earn singles championships
Cascia Hall and Holland Hall won the girls team state titles, and now the boys are looking to do the same.
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AJ Green’s track career has come full circle.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Bishop Kelley earned a girls tennis state championship in its first year competing at the Class 6A level after totaling 34 tea…
Bixby and Bishop Kelley qualified all of their singles and doubles entries to the Class 6A state semifinals scheduled for Saturday at the Okla…
Bishop Kelley and Bixby lead the way after the first day
The last girls state tennis tournament saw a walkover for Tulsa-area schools, and it could happen again.
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