The Oklahoman

Cashion's Manning announces retirement

- By Jacob Unruh and Cameron Jourdan Staff writers

After 22 years and three state championsh­ips, one of the state's most prominent girls basketball coaches is retiring. Cashion coach Totsy Manning informed her team Monday that she will no longer coach high school girls basketball, but will remain on staff as the school's curriculum director. Manning took over at Cashion last year, leading the Wildcats to a Class 2A state runner-up finish. This season, the Wildcats were 16-11 and finished in the regional tournament. She won three straight state championsh­ips at Deer Creek from 2013-15 and one runner-up finish in 2017. Manning was The Oklahoman's Super 5 Coach of the Year in 2014. Manning won more than 400 career games, also coaching at Choctaw, El Reno and Binger-Oney. She was also an assistant at Del City and Westmoore.

OCA announces All-State wrestling teams

The Oklahoma Coaches Associatio­n announced its selections for the All-State wrestling teams on Tuesday. The dual will be held at Sand Springs 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 24. Durant's Jim Taylor will coach the Large East team against Duncan's Bobby Cook -coached Large West squad. Craig Pruitt of Anadarko is coaching the Small West team against Wagoner's Micco Charboneau, who is leading the Small East team. Here are the rosters: Large West: Dominic Derr, Westmoore (113); Jayston Cato, Carl Albert (120); Mitchell Lance, Piedmont (126); Colt Newton, Choctaw (132); Cameron Picklo, Mustang (138); Kobi Gomez, Altus (145); Kyle Knowles, Edmond Memorial (152); Hunter Jump, Duncan (160); Zane Coleman, Choctaw (170); Christian Maldonado, Lawton MacArthur (182); Carson Savage, Deer Creek (195); Jake McCoy, Edmond North (220), Josh Heindselma­n, Piedmont (285). Large East: David Boucher, Bartlesvil­le (113); Laif Jones, Bartlesvil­le (120); Ty Nohelty, McAlester (126); Reece Witcraft, Broken Arrow (132); Spencer Schickram, Ponca City (138); Gage Hight, Glenpool (145); Ja'len Hernandez, Tulsa Union (152); Scott Patton, Sand Springs (160); Isaac Strain, Tahlequah (170); Talon Borror, Coweta (182); Elijah Tomlin, Tulsa Union (195); Korbin McLaughlin, Skiatook (220); Caleb Orr, Jenks (285). Small West: Remington White, Walters (113); Jaxon Miller, Comanche (120); Logan Farrell, Tuttle (126); Kolton Smith, Bridge Creek (132); Kobey Kizarr, Marlow (138); Val Park, Heritage Hall (145); Alec McDoulett, Little Axe (152); Tyler Lavey, Marlow (160); Ethon Hamrick, Comanche (170); Denver Dahlenburg, Hinton (182); Carson Berryhill, Tuttle (195); Cameron Gregg, Pauls Valley (220); Ruben Gutierrez, Clinton (285). Small East: Kaleb Harris, Sallisaw (113); Luke Montgomery, Bristow (120); Thaddeus Long, Tulsa McLain (126); Wesley Scott, Pawnee (132); Price Perrier, Pawhuska (138); Trystian Shireman, Wagoner (145); Hadyn Redus, Perry (152); Jacob Ahrberg, Cushing (160); Cade Shropshire, Checotah (170); River Simon, Vian (182); Eriq Simpson, Cushing (195), Drake Barbee, Blackwell (220); Teaguen Wilson, Perry (285).

 ?? [PHOTO BY BRYAN TERRY/THE OKLAHOMAN] Cahion coach Totsy Manning and her daughter Sydney Manning celebrate during last season's Class 2A state semifinals. Totsy announced her retirement Monday. ??
[PHOTO BY BRYAN TERRY/THE OKLAHOMAN] Cahion coach Totsy Manning and her daughter Sydney Manning celebrate during last season's Class 2A state semifinals. Totsy announced her retirement Monday.

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