OCA announces All-State boys basketball rosters
The Oklahoma Coaches Association released its AllState teams on Thursday for this summer’s annual All-State game.
The All-State game will take place on July 26, 2018, at the Mabee Center at Oral Roberts University. The small school game starts at 7 p.m. while the large school game starts at 8:30.
Here is look at the AllState teams:
Small West
Dalton Vinson, Hennessey; Jack Pruitt, Christian Heritage Academy; Cole Jones, Pond Creek-Hunter; Riley Island, Calumet; Brevin Nyberg, Seiling; Stephon Hall, Mount St. Mary; Jackson Rothwell, Oklahoma Christian School; Dawson Huddleston, Marlow; Dawson Metcalf, Hooker; Toby Denny, Hooker
Large West
Adokiye Iyaye, Putnam City North; Tauriawn Knight, Edmond Santa Fe; Mason Harrell, Carl Albert; Morris Wilson, Northwest Classen; Trent Lewallen, Elk City; Brett Cunningham, Harrah; R.J. Fisher, Lawton Eisenhower; D.J. Walter, Midwest City; Juwan White, Norman North; Trey Hopkins, Carl Albert
Small East
G’Quavioius Lennox, Hugo; Robert Briley, Wright City; Nolan Childs, Frontier; Grayson Nix, Red Oak; Jace Pratt, Sperry; Trent Smith, Latta; Rayburn Toche Taylor, Rattan; Elijah Stargell, Earlsboro; C.J. Gunns, Paden; Stoney Lowe, Kingston David Ward, Tulsa Webster; Jaycson Bereal, Tulsa Washington; Colt Savage, Sand Springs; Damon Phelps, Catoosa; Raquan Elliot, Tulsa Hale; Caleb Huffman, Broken Arrow; Josh Robinson, Broken Arrow; Brooks Haddock, Muskogee; Ryan Gendron, Tulsa Kelley; Carson Calavan, Fort Gibson
OSSAA moves April board meeting
The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association board of directors meeting this month has been pushed back a week.
With executive director David Jackson scheduled to be out of town for a National Federation of State High School Associations meeting, the OSSAA’s monthly meeting has been moved to April 25. It was originally scheduled for April 18.
Next week’s appeals panel meeting remains on schedule for Wednesday.
OCS wins Edmond Memorial Invitational
Oklahoma Christian School’s boys golf team, the Class 3A defending state champion, picked up a big tournament win Tuesday.
The Saints won the Edmond Memorial Invitational, topping the host Bulldogs by 11 strokes and East power Owasso by 14.
OCS shot a total of 618 over two rounds. In the first round, it sat at 316, seven strokes behind Memorial. But it cut 14 strokes in the final round to take control.
Edmond Memorial’s Zane Heusel and OCS star Jaxon Dowell, an Oklahoma commitment, each shot 151, which forced a playoff. Heusel won on the second hole.
Guthrie’s Luke Morgan finished third, a stroke behind Heusel and Dowell.