Oklahoma City Metro High School Football Schedule & Scores - October 16-17, 2025

There are 77 games scheduled across the Oklahoma City metro area this weekend. You can follow every game live on our Oklahoma City Metro High School Football Scoreboard.
The marquee matchups of the weekend include Edmond Memorial as they travel to take on Owasso, and Heritage Hall hosting Plainview.
Oklahoma City High School Football Schedule - Thursday, October 16, 2025
There are 69 Oklahoma City high school football games in Oklahoma on Thursday, October 16, 2025. The first game, Enid vs Bixby, starts at 7:00 PM. The game of the week is highlighted by Carl Albert vs Marshall at 7:00 PM. The final game, Dickson vs Little Axe, starts at 7:30 PM. You can follow every game on our Oklahoma City Metro High School Football Scoreboard.
Full list of Thursday Oklahoma City metro games:
Alva vs. Luther
Altus vs. Noble
Anadarko vs. Pauls Valley
Bartlesville vs. Putnam City North
Bethany vs. Harrah
Bethel vs. Roland
Bixby vs. Enid
Blanchard vs. Ardmore
Cache vs. Bridge Creek
Carl Albert vs. Marshall
Carnegie vs. Mooreland
Cashion vs. Crescent
Chandler vs. Westville
Chickasha vs. Madill
Chisholm vs. Jones
Choctaw vs. Stillwater
Christian Heritage vs. Frederick
Clinton vs. Woodward
Community Christian vs. Tishomingo
Cordell vs. Mangum
Crooked Oak vs. Perry
Cushing vs. Wagoner
Deer Creek vs. Jenks
Del City vs. Will Rogers
Dibble vs. Holdenville
Dickson vs. Little Axe
Douglass vs. Elk City
Durant vs. Shawnee
Edmond Memorial vs. Owasso
Edmond North vs. Mustang
Edmond Santa Fe vs. Westmoore
Elgin vs. Weatherford
Elmore City-Pernell vs. Wayne
Empire vs. Snyder
Fairview vs. Hooker
Gore vs. Wewoka
Grant vs. Putnam City
Guthrie vs. Western Heights
Harrah vs. Bethany
Hennessey vs. Kellyville
Heritage Hall vs. Plainview
Hinton vs. Merritt
Hobart vs. Stratford
Jones vs. Chisholm
Lawton vs. El Reno
Lexington vs. Crossings Christian
Lindsay vs. Marietta
Luther vs. Alva
MacArthur vs. Midwest City
Mangum vs. Cordell
Marietta vs. Lindsay
Marlow vs. Washington
McLoud vs. Seminole
Meeker vs. Casady
Millwood vs. Mount St. Mary
Minco vs. Walters
Mooreland vs. Carnegie
Mount St. Mary vs. Millwood
Mustang vs. Edmond North
Noble vs. Altus
North Rock Creek vs. Purcell
Northwest Classen vs. Southmoore
Okemah vs. Wynnewood
Okmulgee vs. Prague
Page vs. Putnam City West
Pauls Valley vs. Anadarko
Perry vs. Crooked Oak
Piedmont vs. Eisenhower
Plainview vs. Heritage Hall
Ponca City vs. Sapulpa
Prague vs. Okmulgee
Purcell vs. North Rock Creek
Putnam City vs. Page
Roland vs. Bethel
Rush Springs vs. Wilson
Sapulpa vs. Ponca City
Sayre vs. Watonga
Seminole vs. McLoud
Snyder vs. Empire
Southwest Covenant vs. Apache
Southmoore vs. Northwest Classen
Stillwater vs. Choctaw
Stratford vs. Hobart
Stroud vs. Newkirk
Sulphur vs. Bristow
Tecumseh vs. Tuttle
Texhoma vs. Thomas-Fay-Custer
Thomas-Fay-Custer vs. Texhoma
Tishomingo vs. Community Christian
Tuttle vs. Tecumseh
Union vs. Yukon
Wagoner vs. Cushing
Walters vs. Minco
Washington vs. Marlow
Watonga vs. Sayre
Weatherford vs. Elgin
Western Heights vs. Guthrie
Westville vs. Chandler
Wewoka vs. Gore
Will Rogers vs. Del City
Wilson vs. Rush Springs
Woodward vs. Clinton
Wynnewood vs. Okemah
Yukon vs. Union
View full Oklahoma City metro scoreboard
Oklahoma City High School Football Schedule - Friday, October 17, 2025
There are 8 Oklahoma City high school football games in Oklahoma on Friday, October 17, 2025. The game of the week is highlighted by Broken Arrow vs Norman North at 5:00 PM. You can follow every game on ourOklahoma City Metro High School Football Scoreboard.
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