Top stars, best performances in Oklahoma high school football for Week 6

The top individual standouts in Week 6 prep football games across Oklahoma

By Ty Loftis 

Photo of Choctaw's La'Trell Ray by Michael Kinney 

As we pass the midway point of the regular season in high school football, there were plenty of phenomenal performances to highlight from this past weekend.

It is once again time to do just that, recognizing some of the top performers from Oklahoma high school football in Week 6.

If you know of a top performance we should include, please let us know. 

DJ McKinney, Tulsa Union

As Union got a 42-28 win Thursday at Norman, it was McKinney who rushed for 191 yards on 19 carries. He tallied four touchdowns in the win.

Kamden Sixkiller, Norman North

Jenks suffered a rare 31-21 loss to Norman North on Friday night and Sixkiller was a big part of that upset, as he accounted for 390 yards of total offense and three touchdowns.

Lathan Boone/Micah Tease, Tulsa Booker T. Washington

In Booker T. Washington’s victory on Friday night, Boone threw for 306 yards and three touchdowns on just nine completions. Tease hauled in five catches for 240 yards and caught all three touchdown passes.

Na’kylan Starks, Coweta

In a premier Class 5A matchup on Thursday night, it was Coweta that got the best of McAlester in a 49-0 rout. Starks, the Tigers' QB, accounted for four touchdowns in the convincing victory and was dominant with both his arm and his legs.

Blaze Berlowitz, Cushing

Cushing remained perfect in another big matchup on Friday night, as the Tigers defeated Wagoner, 42-0, to remain undefeated. Berlowitz was 22-of-33 for 401 yards and threw for three touchdowns in the win.

Will Kilgallon, OKC Bishop McGuinness

Kilgallon missed the first field goal attempt at the buzzer, but after a roughing the kicker penalty was called, he got redemption by making a 30-yard field goal to get the 30-27 win against Guthrie.

Ravian Larry, Idabel

On just seven carries, Lary had 236 yards and three touchdowns in a 56-14 win against Heavener. Idabel is now 3-0 in district play.

Karson Jinks, Miami

In a 56-35 win against Skiatook, Jinks did more with his legs than his arm, as he ran for 250 yards and five touchdowns. In the loss, Skiatook running back Colton Sutton rushed for 277 yards and four touchdowns.

Austin Munson/Eli Hensley, Bishop Kelley

The duo of Munson and Hensley combined for 30 carries and rushed for 273 yards and four touchdowns in Bishop Kelley’s 49-13 win against Tulsa Edison.

CJ Kouts, Duncan

Kouts is a do-it-all athlete and he proved that for Duncan in a 39-38 win against Noble. He had 285 yards rushing with three touchdowns and 110 yards passing.

Luke Milligan, Lincoln Christian

Lincoln Christian continues to impress, and in Friday night’s ballgame, Milligan passed for 298 yards and threw for five touchdowns.

DJ Strother, Beggs

Defensively, Strother had a great night for Beggs in its win Friday night. He had 15 tackles, three tackles for loss and a sack.

Chance Acord, Cashion

The Wildcats got their first district win on Friday night behind the arm of Acord, who had a 75 percent completion percentage and passed for 221 yards. He passed for four touchdowns.

Heston Thompson, Stillwater

In a convincing 58-7 victory over Sand Springs, Thompson caught four TD passes and had 134 yards in receptions - all in the first half -while helping Stillwater coach Tucker Barnard earn his 100th win at the school. Barnard became head coach of the Pioneers in 2012.

Kix Fenton, Poteau

The Pirates amassed 321 yards on the ground in a 30-7 win against Hilldale. Fenton had 66 of those yards on 12 carries, and scored three first-quarter TDs.

Stone Chism, Weatherford

Chism accounted for 195 yards of total offense in the Eagles' 30-10 win at Clinton. He caught four passes for 100 yards, rushed for 37 yards and even threw a 58-yard TD pass. Chism also played linebacker for an Eagles' defense that held Clinton to less than 200 yards.

Jaxon Laminack, Blanchard

Laminack scored three total touchdowns for the Lions, including returning an interception 90 yards. But his third TD was the most important, as he hauled in an 8-yard pass on the game's final play, lifting the Lions to a 30-28 win at Tuttle.

La'Trell Ray, Choctaw

In a big 6AII showdown with Edmond Deer Creek, the Yellowjackets' tailback tallied 165 yards on 35 carries and had two TDs in Choctaw's 28-16 win.

Gunner Dozier, Gore

Dozier rushed for 177 yards on 18 carries and had five TDs as the Pirates stayed undefeated after a 61-12 win at Pocola. He also recorded eight tackles and two sacks on defense.

Ma'lek Murphy, Chickasha

Murphy rushed for 248 yards on 23 carries and scored three TDs as the Fightin' Chicks recorded a 23-0 win at Woodward.

Dkalen Godwin, Del City

Godwin was 14-of-18 passing for 279 yards and five TDs as the Eagles recorded a 56-7 win against Sapulpa.