Helker headed North

Edmond Memorial distance runner Jed Helker says he will compete at the next level for Wichita State.

After taking home an individual title this past fall, Edmond Memorial long distance runner Jed Helker has decided where he will compete next fall.

Helker announced this week that he was verbally committing to run at Wichita State.

Helker, who claimed the Class 6A boys cross country title with a time of 15:46.91, was The Oklahoman's Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year the past two seasons.

Now in track season, Helker and Edmond Memorial have been busy in competition against teams across the country.

At the Texas Relays last weekend, Edmond Memorial placed first in the distance medley relay, defeating more than 30 other high school teams from across the nation.

Helker anchored the race with a time of 4:13 in the 1600 meter.

Northwest Classen forward commits to Southern Nazarene

Northwest Classen forward Mo Wilson has settled on where he will play his college basketball.

He's staying close to home.

Wilson announced via his Twitter account on Friday afternoon that he was committing to Southern Nazarene University in Bethany.

Wilson helped lead Northwest to the state semifinals this past season, averaging 18 points per game, nine rebounds and nearly four assists.

OCA releases All-Stars by class

The Oklahoma Coaches Association released its All-Star basketball team by class.

The awards were given out to seniors, based on their play throughout the season.

Here is look at the AllStar teams for the large schools in Class 4A and above.

Large West 6A

Adokiye Iyaye, Putnam City North; Tauriawn Knight, Edmond Santa Fe; D.J. Walter, Midwest City; Juwan White, Norman North; Brock Schreiner, Choctaw; Kamden Gipson, Edmond Santa Fe; Jalen Crutchfield, Norman North; Blake Owens, Putnam City North; Chris Braggs, Putnam City North; Nic White, Deer Creek

Large West 5A

Mason Harrell, Carl Albert; Mo Wilson, Northwest Classen; R.J. Fisher, Lawton Eisenhower; Trey Hopkins, Carl Albert; Elijah Durham, El Reno; Issac Beverly, Del City; Anthony Goodlow, Del City; Grant Braught, Duncan; Coby Kirkland, Duncan; Trace Ham, Woodward

Large West 4A

Trent Lewallen, Elk City; Brett Cunningham, Harrah; Jon Matthews, Heritage Hall; Jamal Clark, Ardmore; Berto Sanchez, Ardmore; Conor Wyer, Clinton; Chris Johnson, Southeast; Chipper Skelton, Elk City; L.J. McDonough, Blanchard; Luke Garrett, Bridge Creek

Large East 6A

Colt Savage, Sand Springs; Caleb Huffman, Broken Arrow; Josh Robinson, Broken Arrow; Brooks Haddock, Muskogee; Michia McQuarters, Tulsa Union; Carson Meier, Shawnee; Jake Thompson, Owasso; C.J. Parks, Muskogee; Moe Garcia, Tulsa Union; Andrew Gronigan, Bartlesville

Large East 5A

Jaycson Bereal, Tulsa Washington; Raquan Elliot, Tulsa Hale; Ryan Gendron, Bishop Kelley; Shemar Walker, Tulsa Memorial; Layton Hartloff, Claremore; Braden Norris, Coweta; Jett Wood, McAlester; Derek Hill, Glenpool; Kori Guest, Tulsa Memorial; Gavin Underwood, Coweta

Large East 4A

David Ward, Tulsa Webster; Damon Phelps, Catoosa; Carson Calavan, Fort Gibson; Garrett Sweeney, Jay; Shemmario Stephens, Seminole; Seth Martin, Fort Gibson; Caden Krotzer, Cleveland; Micah Bell, Inola; Cameron Daniel, Roland; R.J. Wakley, Victory Christian