Tuttle’s Parker Ross wins fan poll

Tuttle receiver Parker Ross has won The Oklahoman's Fans' Choice Player of the Week poll after an outstanding performance against Blanchard in which he caught six passes for 162 yards and two touchdowns to help lead his team to the 35-21 victory. Ross finished ahead of Edmond Santa Fe quarterback Kanan Hansen, finishing with 487 votes out of 2,084 total votes.

Hansen finished a close second with 379 votes, after scoring three touchdowns in a pivotal game against Westmoore. McGuinness running back Dominic Richardson finished third with 347 votes.

Minco running back Caedin Addington, who was The Oklahoman's staff pick for Player of the Week, placed seventh in the poll with 181 votes

Watch newsok.com/sports/ high-school this weekend for the Week 9 poll. Here are the full results of the Week 8 fan poll:

Parker Ross, WR, Tuttle: 487 votes (23.37 percent)

Kanan Hansen, QB, Edmond Santa Fe: 379 votes (18.19 percent)

Dominic Richardson, RB, McGuinness: 347 votes (16.65 percent)

Conner Carey, RB, Heritage Hall: 221 votes (10.6 percent)

Calyn Halvorson, QB, OCS: 200 votes (9.6 percent)

Gunner Smith, QB, Bethel: votes (9.12 percent)

Caedin Addington, RB, Minco: 181 votes (8.69 percent)

Preston Colbert, QB, Midwest City: 79 votes (3.79 percent)

Tech Fall Foundation to give financial endowment to coaches

In an effort to keep the 190 state’s top high school wrestling coaches and spark more coaching interest, the Tech Fall Foundation has been established to provided monetary endowments for coaches whose teams place in state tournaments.

Endowments range from $1,000-$7,000 and will be awarded to the top four finishers. Coaches must also submit an application by Oct. 25 each year.

“As a former wrestler, I can speak firsthand to the importance this sport has on developing both the physical and mental skills of young people,” endowment chair Chad Richison said. “Their coaches play an instrumental role in their development, both on and off the mat. It is important that we maintain our edge and do what is necessary to keep our best coaching talent in the state and in the sport.”

For more information on the nonprofit organization, visit www.techfallfoundation.org.

Here is a complete list of the all-district selections:

MVP: Delanie Manning, Dale

Offensive Player of the Year: Maddie Mason, Fairview

Defensive Player of the Year: Cierra Johnson, Wellston

Injured Player of the

Year: Kiersten Parkhurst, Fairview

Coach of the Year: Andy

Powell, Dale

First team

P: Chloe Dufuentes, Crescent; C: Camaryn Alexander, Tonkawa; CI: Riley Premo, Dale; Alayna Long, Fairview; MI: Danyn Lang, Dale; Alex Waitman, Crossings Christian; OF: Lacey Savage, Dale; Sara Lock, Dale; Mariah Lovett, Crescent

Second team

P: Taylor Mercer, Tonkawa; Katy Brashears, Fairview; C: Julian Costellow, Crescent; Utility: Tristen Heiden, Crescent; Brennan Dobbins, Watonga; Kacie Bolner, Luther; Kennedy Cox, Luther; Kandance Branson, Tonkawa; Grace Neely, Wellston; Luzviminda McKinsey, Watonga

Honorable mention

Crescent: Raychel Johnson, Katie Cronister, Kaylie Counts; Crossings Christian: Abby Waitman; Dale: Emilia Idleman; Fairview: Abbey Wahl; Luther: Sydney Jones, Gracie Tytenicz, Hannah Trenary; Tonkawa: Kristen Martin; Watonga: Lavenda Cisneros, Emma Hussey; Wellston: Lacey Humphrey, Brooklyn Baird, Paige Nagy.