Oklahoma

Westmoore's Kyrain Perez, bottom, wrestles Tulsa Union's Kylee Tran in the girls Class 6A 100-pound bout during the OSSAA state wrestling championships at OG&E Coliseum at the OKC Fairgrounds in Oklahoma City, Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026.

Oklahoma

Three straight head-to-head finals swung the team race as Kyah Leyba’s stunning comeback briefly ignited Broken Arrow before Union slammed the door; McCloud rolls to dominant 5A crown.

Recent Articles

Oklahoma

Daniel Chamberlain has served in the National Guard for the last two decades

Former NFL receiver Josh Cooper (88), pictured here competing for the Cleveland Browns, has been hired as the new head football coach at the Casady School in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma

Josh Cooper was the head coach at Hinton for one season

Oklahoma

A 40,000-square-foot athletic center is rising at Kiefer High, marking a major milestone for the Trojans’ program and Oklahoma athletics.

Texas

Before joining Oklahoma, Aaliyah Chavez became a Texas basketball sensation at Lubbock Monterey — breaking records, winning a state title, and leaving fans in awe of her historic high school career.

National

Which athlete had the best performance in the nation from Feb. 9-15?

Oklahoma

Bixby built early control, Mustang was bounced in a stunner and the favorites looked vulnerable — until a bonus-point avalanche and a last-second thriller flipped the tournament back to the Pioneers.

Wrestling

With only two states holding onto regular season wrestling action (Missouri and New Jersey), the postseason is in full swing everywhere else, either with state

Team USA revealed its 2026 18U national roster this week.

Texas

High Performance Program pipeline produces 2026 national roster USA Softball announced the 16 athletes selected to represent the United States at the 2026 U-18

Missouri

The Missouri State High School Activities Association issued a rare public statement urging schools to engage with lawmakers as Senate Bill 863 moves through the legislature, raising questions about the future of high school sports governance in the state

Oklahoma

Oklahoma lawmakers introduced a bill to overhaul high school sports governance less than a day after Gov. Kevin Stitt’s State of the State address, setting up a fast-moving debate over athlete transfers and eligibility rules.

Texas

The Klein Oak phenom and nation’s No. 1 running back in the Class of 2028 chose the Oklahoma Sooners over Texas and Texas A&M, citing trust, relationships, and belief in his future.

Oklahoma

Grayson Woodard transferring to Jones from Edmond Memorial.

Texas

Former No. 1 high school running back Taylor Tatum is set to begin his Michigan career at safety, highlighting how elite prep recruits are evaluated beyond position.

Football

Zach Gardner, who’s been a head coach for nearly 20 years, led Afton to a state title in 2017

National

Which athlete had the best performance in the nation from Jan. 5-11?

After five years as head football coach at Argyle Liberty Christian, former Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten, an 11-time NFL Pro Bowl selection and two-time NFL first-team All-Pro who helped guide the Warriors to two TAPPS state championships, is reportedly being hired to coach tight ends at the University of Oklahoma.

Texas

Jason Witten is set to become Oklahoma’s tight ends coach after five seasons at Liberty Christian. With son Cooper Witten a top recruit, fans wonder if he’ll follow his dad to Norman.

Oklahoma

The new coach replaces John Higbee, who was dismissed in November

Charlie Desena (152) was Lake Highland Prep's lone PowerAde title, but his performance helped lead the Highlanders to the team championship.

Wrestling

Holiday tournaments brought clarity—but not calm—as Lake Highland Prep and Blair trade blows; eligibility questions loom large, and multiple No. 1 showdowns headline a pivotal weekend for the national rankings.

Providence signee Aidan Derkack provided a major spark for Spire Academy during their 2-0 week at the Hoophall West.

Basketball

The national prep basketball landscape is beginning to separate as the calendar turns. Holiday tournaments, cross-country matchups, and early January showcases

Taina Fernandez of Archbishop Spalding (MD) poses with her younger brother, after becoming one of three wresters to win the first girls' Triple Crown belts for claiming titles at Women of Ironman, Beast of the East and PowerAde in the same season.

Wrestling

From Taina Fernandez’s Triple Crown brilliance in Pennsylvania to Broken Arrow’s dominant run in Missouri, elite girls wrestlers capped the holiday break with statement performances at PowerAde and The Wonder Women.

Choctaw's Mayor Morgan runs as Alex Dudley of Sand Springs tries to bring him down during the Class 6A-II high school football championship game at Chad Richison Stadium in Edmond, Oklahoma on Dec. 5, 2025.

Oklahoma

Mayor Morgan announced his decision on social media

South Carolina's newest commit, Jerzy Robinson, leads Sierra Canyon to a Top 5 spot in the rankings.

Girls Basketball

The national girls high school basketball picture is tightening fast. Holiday tournament results didn’t just shuffle the rankings — they exposed real separation

Paul VI rises to 6th following a City of Palms championship.

Basketball

City of Palms and other holiday tournaments spark major changes throughout the boys basketball national Top 25 rankings.

Jax Forrest is expected to make one of his final appearances as a high school wrestler this week as he attempts to win his fourth PowerAde title. Forrest is expected to graduate early from Bishop McCort and enroll at Oklahoma State early in the new year.

Wrestling

The final major tournaments of 2025 get underway this week with PowerAde and Brecksville headlining a loaded national slate, setting the stage for key rematches, lineup shakeups, and a pivotal rankings update heading into the new year.