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Tickets are sale at event Brite till Monday night. You can buy at the door for 40 first come till we run out.
You can click on the link. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/obca-hall-of-fame-lunch-tickets-617777678667
REGION ONE
Coach of the Year: Derek Bull-Weatherford
Player of the Year: CJ Nickson-Weatherford
Cade Kitchens-Kingfisher
Kyler Penco-Alva
Joe Hernandez-Texhoma
Hudson Hamar-Seiling
Xavier Ridenour-Kingfisher
Jael Torres-Hennessey
Jacobe Johnson-Mustang
Colten Dillingham-Drummond
Ben Schreiner-Goodwell
Jett Mueggeborg-Okarche
REGION TWO
Coach of the Year – Chase Littejohn
Player of the Year – David Castillo
Jaken Weedn – Glencoe
Blestin Miller – Prague
Joseph Bray – Drumright
Jaxon Woods – Hominy
Keyton Smith – Preston
Tucker Shepherd – Perkins-Tryon
Ty Grimes – Ripley
Jervais Goree – Preston
Owen Bellis – Kellyville
Kyler Thompson – Pawnee
Dylan Baker – Cleveland
REGION THREE
Coach of the Year: Chad Clark – Okay
Player of the Year: Buddy Hammer – Westville
Codey Petree Stilwell
Paul Glasscock Vinita
Hayden Smith Tahlequah
Diezel Davis Okay
Carson Wiggins Roland
Hagen Hacker Grove
Trenden Collins Muldrow
Titus Miller Catoosa
Jackson Welch Inola
Gabe Winfield Colcord
Eestyn Prater Claremore-Sequoyah
REGION FOUR
Coach of the Year: Scott Hines – Ft. Cobb-Broxton
Player of the Year: Kray Rogers – Ft. Cobb-Broxton
Jake Peeler – Sentinel
Justice Johnson – Hobart
Dominick Scott – Apache
Breylon Owens – Anadarko
Jorden Chevis – Duke
Jagger Worley – Carnegie
Jaxon Willits – Fort Cobb-Broxton
Rayden Churchill – Anadarko
Kole Carlson – Cyril
Justice Davenport – Granite
REGION FIVE
Coach of the Year – David Davidson – Lindsay
Player of the Year – Ryein Kenndey – Lindsay
Kade Anthony-Minco
Evan Barber -Westmoore
Trashaun Combs Pierce-Norman
Malachi Evans -Purcell
Crue Garrett -Velma-Alma
Darian Grant -Moore
Hayden Ice -Purcell
Ryein Kennedy -Lindsay
Avery Payne -Marlow
Chase Sucharda -Newcastle
Carl’sheon Young -Newcastle
REGION SIX
Coach of the Year: Jeff Edmonson-Dale
Player of the Year: Dayton Forsythe-Dale
DJ Dill – Caddo
Kieler Young – Broken Bow
Jace Hunter – Buffalo Valley
Tallen Bagwell – Roff
Carter Perry – Vanoss
Cale Clay – Rattan
Kase Lindly – Wright City
Eli Eves – Atoka
Ethan Wilerson – Madill
Andrew Hughes – Ada
REGION SEVEN
Coach of the Year: Beau Wallace – Broken Arrow
Player of the Year Parker Friedrichsen – Bixby
Connor Dow – Broken Arrow
Jarreth Ingram – Tulsa Memorial
Jalen Montonati – Owasso
Seth Pratt – Tulsa Memorial
Brandon Mann – Owasso
Jaden Cool – Holland Hall
Luke Parish – Edison
Justice Sutton – Broken Arrow
DJ Howell – Broken Arrow
REGION EIGHT
Coach of the Year – Lenny Hatchett – Del City
Player of the Year – Brandon Garrison – Del City
Dylan Warlick – Edmond North
T.O. Barrett – Edmond North
Percy Green – Del City
Jordan England – Carl Albert
Terry McMorris – Douglass
CJ Smith – Putnam North
Luke Gray – Oklahoma Christian School
Zander Baker – Putnam North
Tymier Adkins – Crooked Oak
Cam Hunt – Choctaw
OBCA ACADEMIC ALL STATE TEAM
85 Nominations – Minimum 24 on ACT Score
2023 FIRST TEAM OBCA ACADEMIC ALL STATE
NAME | SCHOOL | ACT | PPG / RPG | COACH |
Landon Schultz | Kremlin-Hillsdale | 34 | 13.0 / 6.6 | Brad Hawkins |
Reed Trimble | Keys(Park Hill) | 36 | 10.2 / 3.7 | Greg Barnes |
Jarreth Ingram | Tulsa Memorial | 30 | 16.9 / 9.2 | Bobby Allison |
Aadhi Ayyappan | Bartlesville | 32 | 12.8 / 2.7 | Clint Stewart |
Jaken Weedn | Glencoe | 26 | 25.9 / 3.9 | Jeff Weedn |
2023 ACADEMIC ALL-STATE
Minimum 24 on ACT Score
NAME | SCHOOL | COACH |
Caden Kitchens | Kingfisher High School | Jared Reese |
Gage Miller | Welch High School | Bryson Cottrell |
Ryan Guerrero | Southmoore High School | Tim Stogsdill |
Cale Clay | Rattan High School | Michael Clay |
Travis Fain | Felt Public Schools | Austin Waters |
James Dougherty | Calumet High School | Jacob Mayfield |
Eli Scoggins | Riverfield High School | Jason Bogle |
Drake Daugherty | Covington Douglas High School | Kenny Daugherty |
Andrew Luttrell | Muldrow High School | Terry Collins |
Dristan Harber | Bennington High School | Darren Harber |
Caylen Fulton | Wilson Public School | Sam Ackerman |
Kyron Whinery | Canute High School | Brock Steffes |
Jace May | Rattan High School | Michael Clay |
Maddox Mecklenburg | Kingfisher High School | Jared Reese |
Levi Kreider | Oklahoma Union High School | Brad Hill |
Brayden Bross | Minco High School | Cache Hill |
Avrey Payne | Marlow High School | Kirk Harris |
Avery Wallace | Timberlake High School | Kale Pierce |
Chance Cash | Beaver High School | Kyler McDonald |
Seth Taylor | Bishop Kelly High School | Jordan Nagel |
Zach Hancock | Medford High School | Derek Bishop |
2023 ACADEMIC ALL-STATE HONORABLE MENTION
Minimum 24 on ACT Score
NAME | SCHOOL |
Jake Peeler | Sentinel High School |
Hunter Morton | Stratford High School |
Nathan Ashley | Newcastle High School |
Brendon Braudaway | Granite High School |
Brady Harris | Minco High School |
Eli Randall | Vici High School |
Aidan Dickerson | Gore High School |
Reggie Weygandt | Foyil High School |
Brady Schultz | Bishop Kelley High School |
Jaxon Wills | Kiowa High School |
Austin Houk | Fairview High School |
Cooper Harris | Bishop Kelly High School |
Nicolas Jackson | Oklahoma Union High School |
Eli Alley | Buffalo High School |
Dayton McCall | Bartlesville High School |
Matthew Lissau | Bishop Kelly High School |
Caden Gilmore | Lone Grove High School |
Daxton Swaim | Okeene High School |
Micah Francis | Kiowa High School |
Tulsa World:
In a rare move by the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association, Holland Hall’s boys and girls basketball teams, both ranked No. 5 in Class 4A, have been shifted to 5A.
In exchange, Ardmore moves down to 4A. Both of Ardmore’s teams are 2-5.
The OSSAA made the adjustment Tuesday due to it not classifying Holland Hall properly before the season.
Holland Hall’s ADM (average daily membership) would normally place it in 4A for the second year in a row. However, due to its basketball teams qualifying for state tournaments in two of the past three years, OSSAA rules dictate that it moves up a class.
Since 2011, OSSAA Rule 14 has addressed the perceived disparity between public and private schools by forcing the privates to play a classification higher than normal, based on prolonged success at a lower level.