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WHAT’S INSIDE Business Meeting News All State Selection Plans All State Selection Committees All State Deadlines

All State Coaches State Champions OCA Scholarships Insurance Information

FEATURES

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President’s Spotlight

By Doyle Greteman

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A Breath of Fresh Air

By Doyle Greteman

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Big House, Big Memories

By Terrell Lester

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Notes from the Director • Hope you had a great Christmas and a Happy New Year!

• We have two new corporate partnerships to announce. Adrenaline Fundraising has agreed to be a partner for this year. We appreciate Adrenaline and Duncan Burke for their support of the OCA. Also, the Oklahoma Golf Coaches Association has agreed to donate funds to apply to All State golf rings. This makes four organizations that help us cover the cost of rings for six different All State events. We hope other organizations will contribute to ring costs this year.

• Please support all our corporate partners whenever you can, it is the only way to ensure that they will continue to support the OCA. There is a link to each corporate partner on our website. oklahomacoaches.org • Lea is working on registration information. It will be emailed to Athletic Directors after Spring Break. Retired coaches will get their information in the mail.

• Clinic dates are July 26-30, 2026. The location is the Nigh University Center on the campus of the University of Central Oklahoma. The Hall of Fame induction banquet will be held July 25, 2026. The hotel block is open, and a link is on the website.

• Our ‘Coaches 101’ course is back again this year, coaches who are looking to improve themselves should plan to attend. This course will be led by Hall of Fame Coach Bill Blankenship. If you want to become a better coach, plan to attend this session and send your coaches to this one-day course. This course is for ALL sports and ALL coaches. More information will be on the website soon.

• For our General Sessions on Sunday, we have scheduled Dr. Quincy Johnson from the University of Kansas. Dr. Johnson is a sport scientist originally from Oklahoma. Dr. Johnson’s topic will be “Athlete Health, Safety, and Performance Considerations”. We will also have retired U.S. Army Colonel J. Craig Flowers, Colonel Flowers served over 25 years in the military and has written a leadership book titled, “A Colonel & A Cowboy” Colonel Flowers’ topic will be “How the Most Elite Teams in the World Behave to Win” Look for more information on our website soon.

• Currently, our membership stands at 10,019 members. This is our largest membership ever. There are still coaches who haven’t joined, if you know of anyone that still hasn’t joined, have them join online or contact us at the office.

• ASSISTANCE PLAN UPDATE: Our current enrollment is 909. Because of our efforts to recruit new Assistance Plan members, and because our number is over 900, our pay out for deaths has gone up to $9000.00 for 2026. Our goal is to reach a $10,000.00 payout, but we need to increase our membership by at least 100 new members to do so. If you are interested in the Assistance Plan, please look online for information or contact the office.

• Finally, the first digital copy of the magazine has been sent to every members’ email address. A physical copy was sent to members who checked ‘Yes’ for the magazine in their personal ‘Info Hub’ on GrowthZone. To request a physical copy, log in to GrowthZone and select ‘Yes’ to receive it. Also, please verify your home address in the ‘Info Hub’.

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Please note the following deadlines for All State athlete nominations.

All nominations must be received in the office on or before the deadline date. The address is OCA; 8080 Crystal Park Dr., OKC, OK 73139.

You may email forms to lea.mouss@oklahomacoaches.org. These deadlines should be adhered to. Please do not ask to submit your nomination late. Selection committee members are not exempt from the due date. Late nominations brought in the office on the day of the selection will be subject to a fine.

BOYS WRESTLING MARCH 4, 2026 GIRLS WRESTLING MARCH 4, 2026 SWIMMING MARCH 5, 2026 BOYS BASKETBALL MARCH 25, 2026 GIRLS BASKETBALL MARCH 26, 2026 TRAINERS APRIL 23, 2026 GOLF MAY 14, 2026 GIRLS TENNIS MAY 9, 2026* BOYS TENNIS MAY 16, 2026*

Oklahoma Coaches Association

2025/26 Board of Directors President ................U’V Williamson, Lawton MacArthur Vice-President ...................... .Kirk Graham - Apache Ex. Director .........................................Wayne Dozier Region 1 ...............................Reese Brickman, Okeene Region 2 ..............................Steve McHenry, Ponca City Region 3 ................................. .............Jon Yates, Inola Region 4 ........................................Eric Norton, Hobart Region 5 ....................................Chad Gilbert, Marlow Region 6 ................................Kaleb Swboni, Tannehill Region 7 .......................... Zac Livingston, Cascia Hall Region 8 .......................................Brad Clark, Choctaw

REGION MEETING #1 Wednesday February 4, 2026 7:30 p.m.

REGION 1.... .....................................Woodward REGION 2.... ..........................................Bristow REGION 3................................................Coweta REGION 4............................Lawton MacArthur* REGION 5......................Pauls Valley Inter Sch* REGION 6............................................McAlester REGION 7.........Union HS*- UCA Grand Ballroom* REGION 8.... .......................................Choctaw* *Region 4 meetings - Each meeting will be in the HS cafeteria. *Region 5 meetings - Pauls Valley Inter School Cafeteria - 310 W. Burt, Pauls Valley. *Region 7 meetings will be at Union High School(6636 S. Mingo Rd.) in the Union Collegiate Academy Grand Ballroom. *Region 8 meetings - Jim McCharen Center at Choctaw HS

*The nominations for All State Tennis are given to the selection committee at the state tournament on the deadline date.

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OKLAHOMA COACHES ASSOCIATION DECEMBER 7, 2025 OCA BUILDING BOARD MINUTES

Call to order.

Invocation.

Select one (1) Large (4A-5A-6A) All State Boys Basketball coach nominee.

Select one (1) Small (B-A-2A-3A) All State Boys Basketball coach nominee.

Select one (1) Large (4A-5A-6A) All State Girls Basketball coach nominee.

Select one (1) Small (B-A-2A-3A) All State Girls Basketball coach nominee.

Select one (1) Large (5A-6A) All State Boys Wrestling coach nominee.

Select one (1) Small (3A-4A) All State Boys Wrestling coach nominee.

Select one (1) Girls Wrestling coach nominee.

Select one (1) Regional Football Coach of the Year.

Select one (1) Athletic Trainer of the Year Award.

Select one (1) Male Scholar Athlete of the Year. ($500) Select one (1) Female Scholar Athlete of the Year. ($500) Select one (1) Bob R. Williams Scholarship recipient.

(Male or Female - $500) Discuss Harold Park / Injured Athlete Scholarship.

Deadline March 1, 2026.

Old Business/Miscellaneous. a. 2025 All State Athlete Replacements 1. Athletes replaced – 26% in all sports (113 of 436 spots) (Replaced 132 including replacing replacements) 2. No Shows: 19 athletes (417 athletes showed up.)

3. Largest replacement percentage by sport – 53% Cheerleading / 45% Football / 38% Boys Wrestling / 35% Girls Basketball / 23% Girls Wrestling / 20% Boys Basketball 4. Smallest – 1% Student trainers / 3% Tennis / 5% Swimming / 6% Golf / 17% Volleyball b. Resume/photo for Vice-President Candidates due in OCA office on March 1st. c. Vice-President candidates must be an active coach and previous board member.

Adjourn.

Call to Order – U’V Williamson, President.

Invocation by Reese Brickman.

Reading of July minutes. Minutes approved. Motion to approve

by Steve McHenry; seconded by Brad Clark. Motion approved. 8-0 4.

Hall of Fame Report – Discussion to increase numbers.

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Financial Report. Motion to approve by Reese Brickman; seconded by Jon Yates. Motion approved 8-0 6.

The board approved All State Football coaches.

West: Jake Corbin - Choctaw (Head)

Jeff Hall - Piedmont

Brett Manning - Lawton MacArthur

Curtis Cole – Lone Grove

East: Rusty Harris- Tahlequah Sequoyah (Head)

Kylee Sweeney - Bardsdall

Adam Hass - McAlester

Tony Daniels - Collinsville 7.

The Board chose All State Cheerleading Coaches:

East: Baylie Wilson - Newkirk

West: Amber Hobgood - Cashion 8.

The board chose All State Volleyball Coaches:

Large West: Amy Serowski – Yukon

Large East: Jason Stimson - Pryor

Small West: Jamey Cook - Canute

Small East: Abby Piha- Oologah-Talala 9.

The Board selected Coaches of the Year for the following sports: Cheerleading, Volleyball, Cross-Country and Fast Pitch Softball.

The results will be announced at the 2026 Clinic.

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Assistance Plan – Motion made to move account to Banc First from MidFirst to save on new excessive banking fees. Motion made by Reese Brickman; seconded by Brad Clark.

Motion approved 8-0.

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Motion made to authorize the Executive Director to employ necessary workers for All State games and clinic by Chad Gilbert. Seconded by Brad Clark. Motion approved 8-0.

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Motion was made to approve the expense of the clinic by Chad Gilbert; seconded by Zac Livingston. Motion approved 8-0.

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Motion made by Brad Clark and seconded by Zac Livingston to approve expense of the OCA Board Meeting. Motion approved 8-0.

Oklahoma Coaches Association 14.

Discussion of corporate sponsors.

Board Meeting Agenda 15.

Discussion of 2026 Clinic site: Wayne discussed the 2026 Clinic/ future speaker ideas/CDL Training.

March 8, 2026 16.

Discussion of the 2026 All State Games.

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Call to order – U.V Williamson, President. a.

All Star by Class Selection – Motion made to approve Invocation. selection plan changes for a BI and BII All Star by Class by Presentation of minutes.

Reese Brickman and seconded by Jon Yates. Motion carried 8-0.

Hall of Fame Report. b.

All State Selection - Motion made to table Class B Financial Report. guaranteed All State selection method by Eric Norton; seconded Discuss Assistance Plan.

by Brad Clark. Motion carried 8-0.

Select the Large East and West (4A-5A-6A) All State Boys c.

Swim Selection Plan: Motion to approve submitted Basketball coaches. changes made by Reese Brickman; seconded by Jon Yates.

Select the Small East and West (B-A-2A-3A) All State Boys Motion approved 8-0.

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Norton; seconded by Jon Yates. Motion carried 8-0.

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Select the All State Girls Wrestling Coach. a.

Motion to approve salaries of office staff made by Zac Select the Football Coach of the Year.

Livingston and seconded by Brad Clark. Motion carried 8-0.

Select the Athletic Trainer of the Year. b.

Motion to approve bonuses for office staff made by Select Harold Park / Injured Athlete scholarship recipients Reese Brickman and seconded by Steve McHenry. Motion car Executive Director’s Report ried 8-0.

Discuss corporate sponsors. c.

Motion to approve bonus for Mike Morton for website Old Business. and registration maintenance made by Zac Livignston and Approve expenses of the office. seconded by Reese Brickman. Motion carried 8-0.

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State Champions

FOOTBALL 6A-I Bixby 6A-II Sand Springs 5A Carl Albert 4A Tuttle 3A Lincoln Christian 2A-I Jones 2A-II Adair A-I Rejoice Christian A-II Talihina B-I Dewar B-II Seiling C Ryan

VOLLEYBALL 6A Edmond Memorial 5A Bishop McGuinness 4A Community Christian 3A Casady FALL BASEBALL 2A Byng A Okarche B Calumet

FAST PITCH SOFTBALL 6A Mustang 5A Carl Albert 4A Lone Grove 3A Washington 2A Oktaha A Arapaho-Butler B Leedey

CHEERLEADING-COMPETITIVE 6A Mustang 5A Heritage Hall 4A Crossings Christian 3A Kiefer 2A Cashion CHEERLEADING -CO-ED LG: Owasso SM: Newkirk

CROSS COUNTRY – BOYS 6A Deer Creek 5A Bishop Kelley 4A Lincoln Christian 3A Sequoyah Tahlequah 2A Regent Prep A Laverne CROSS COUNTRY – GIRLS 6A Edmond Memorial 5A Bishop Kelley 4A Lincoln Christian 3A Heritage Hall 2A Regent Prep A Laverne

CHEERLEADING -GAME DAY 6A Owasso 5A Bishop McGuinness 4A Crossings Christian 3A Vian 2A Luther POM LG: Jenks SM: Bishop McGuinness UNIFED - Yukon

ALL STATE COACHES FOOTBALL

VOLLEYBALL

EAST

LARGE EAST

Rusty Harris - Tahlequah Sequoyah (HEAD) Kylee Sweeney - Barnsdall Adam Hass - McAlester Tony Daniels - Collinsville

WEST

Jason Stimson - Pryor

LARGE WEST

Amy Serowski - Yukon

SMALL EAST

Abby Piha - Oologah-Talala

Jake Corbin - Choctaw – (HEAD) Jeff Hall - Piedmont Brett Manning – Lawton MacArthur Curtis Cole – Lone Grove

SMALL WEST

Jamey Cook- Canute

CHEERLEADING EAST

Baylie Wilson- Newkirk

WEST

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ALL STATE SWIMMING SELECTION PLAN Nomination Due Date: March 25, 2026 The Awards Committee shall handle all nominations presented by member coaches of the OCA for consideration for All-State Awards. The Selection process for All State awards will be determined as follows.

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Nominations can only be made by OCA member coaches in good standing. a. There may be three (3) nominations each for boys and girls; only three boys and three girls from each school will be eligible for All State.

Nominees must be Seniors who swam in the OSSAA State Championship Meet.

There will be nine (9) selections of boys and nine (9) selections of girls from both the EAST and WEST Regions (36 total swimmers) determined by their OCA Region designation.

(East Regions: 2, 3, 6 & 7. West Regions: 1, 4, 5 & 8.)

A point system will be used based on individual’s final placement at the State Championship Meet with consideration given to overall times of the swimmer in their specific event. a. Every effort is to be used to balance both 5A & 6A swimmers based on point system.

Six (6) Alternate All State swimmers from both EAST and WEST will be chosen to fill the roster in case there are those who cannot swim at the All State Swim Meet. Alternate swimmers/nominees chosen that do not participate in the meet will be eligible for the All Star by Class team and will be eligible to receive the All Star

by Class jacket from Synco.

Swimming nominations are due in the OCA office on or before March 25, 2026.

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Oklahoma Coaches Association 8080 Crystal Park Dr. Oklahoma City, OK 73139.

Email to: lea.mouss@oklahomacoaches.org

2026 OKLAHOMA COACHES ASSOCIATION ALL STATE SWIMMING SELECTION COMMITTEE LESLIE WHITE……………………………………………FORT GIBSON LINDA WIGINTON…………………………....................ALTUS CHAD ENGLEHART………………….………………….BARTLESVILLE HEATHER DEVOE……………………………………….EDMOND PS JOSH NORMAN………………………………....……….MID-DEL PS

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ALL STATE WRESTLING SELECTION PLAN Nomination Due Date: March 4, 2026

Four selection committees will be formed: one (1) Large and one (1) Small to represent the East and one (1) Large and one (1) Small to represent the West. Large school committees will be comprised for classes 6A & 5A and small school committees will be made up of classes 4A & 3A. The East will represent all schools within regions 2, 3, 6, and 7; the West will represent all schools within regions 1, 4, 5, and 8. Each committee will consist of four coaches - two from each class.

At the annual fall meeting, the Oklahoma Wrestling Coaches Association will select the selection committee. Each coach selected for the committee must be a member of the Oklahoma Coaches Association, then approved by the Oklahoma Coaches Association Board of Control.

The nomination deadline is March 4, 2026. The forms must be an official Oklahoma Coaches Association nomination form completed and signed by the respective head wrestling coach. The head coach must be a member of the OCA in order to nominate an athlete for All State. Incomplete or unofficial nominations will be voided.

NOMINATION GUIDELINES 1.

The head coach must be a member of the OCA. Only the head coach can nominate an athlete for All State.

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A coach may nominate only his senior wrestlers.

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A coach may nominate his wrestler for only two weights and the wrestler may not be nominated at a weight lower than the lowest weight he wrestled that year.

If he is nominated at a weight lower than he wrestled at state, a copy of tournament bracket or dual at the lower weight must be included with nomination.

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The nomination must include a comprehensive record, resume’ and picture of the wrestler.

The respective selection committee will select thirteen (13) wrestlers, one for each weight class (113, 120, 126, 132, 138, 144, 150, 157, 165, 175, 190, 215 and 285 based on (1) state tournament finish; (2) season record; (3) competition; and (4) career record. Each all state squad will consist of no more that two wrestlers from one school and must include at least one wrestler from each of the four wrestling classes. The selection committee must rank in order of preference the wrestlers in each weight on the honorable mention list. Players shall be listed in order of preference by secret ballot.

WEIGH IN PROCEDURES: When wrestlers report for weigh-in, all wrestlers must be within twelve (12) pounds of weight or be sent home.

All nominations must be in the OCA office by the deadline. You may mail or email a copy to the OCA office. Email nominations should be in .PDF format. Selection committee members are not exempt from the due date. Late nominations brought in the office on the day of the selection will be subject to a fine.

Please return the nomination form to: Oklahoma Coaches Association 8080 Crystal Park Dr. Oklahoma City, OK 73139

EMAIL: lea.mouss@oklahomacoaches.org

ALL STATE GIRLS WRESTLING SELECTION PLAN Nomination Due Date: March 4, 2026

A selection committee will be formed to represent the East and the West. The committee will consist of two coaches from the East and two from the West. A chairman will assist and be a tiebreaker, if necessary.

The Oklahoma Girls Wrestling Coaches Association will select the selection committee. Each coach selected for the committee must be a member of the Oklahoma Coaches Association, then approved by the Oklahoma Coaches Association Board of Directors.

The nomination deadline is March 4, 2026. The form must be an official Oklahoma Coaches Association nomination form completed and signed by the respective head wrestling coach. The head coach must be a member of the OCA to nominate an athlete for All State. Incomplete or unofficial nominations will be voided.

NOMINATION GUIDELINES 1.

The head coach must be a member of the OCA. Only the head coach can nominate an athlete for All State.

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A coach may nominate only his senior wrestlers.

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A coach may nominate their wrestler for only two weights and the wrestler may not be nominated at a weight lower than the lowest weight she wrestled that year. If she is nominated at a weight lower than she wrestled at state, a copy of tournament bracket or dual at the lower weight must be included with nomination.

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The nomination must include a comprehensive record, resume’ and picture of the wrestler.

The respective selection committee will select thirteen (13) wrestlers, one for each weight class (105, 110, 126, 115, 120, 125, 130, 135, 140, 145, 155, 170, 190 and 235 based on (1) state tournament finish; (2) season record; (3) competition; and (4) career record. Each All State squad will consist of no more that two wrestlers from one school. The selection committee must rank in order of preference the wrestlers in each weight on the honorable mention list. Players shall be listed in order of preference by secret ballot.

WEIGH IN PROCEDURES: When wrestlers report for weigh-in, all wrestlers must be within twelve (12) pounds of weight or be sent home.

All nominations must be in the OCA office by the deadline. You may mail or email a copy to the OCA office. Email nominations should be in .PDF format.

Selection committee members are not exempt from the due date. Late nominations brought in the office on the day of the selection will be subject to a fine.

Please return the nomination form to: Oklahoma Coaches Association 8080 Crystal Park Dr. Oklahoma City, OK 73139 10

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2026 ALL STATE BOYS WRESTLING SELECTION COMMITTEE Large West (6A / 5A) Will Delk – Mustang Erik Ford - Piedmont Jamie Shawver - Del City Ashton Cooper – Duncan

Small West (4A / 3A) (Committee Members are subject to change.)

Large East (6A / 5A)

Grant Williams - Weatherford Riley Williams - Bridge Creek Steven Wilson - Kingfisher Andy Howington - Marlow

Small East (4A / 3A)

Dustin Hughes - Jenks Danny Jefferson - Union Andrew McCune - Shawnee Izack Wilson- Glenpool

Kaleb Furr - Mannford Matt Kennedy - Poteau Daniel Kendall - Pawnee Tyson Hume - Warner

2026 ALL STATE GIRLS WRESTLING SELECTION COMMITTEE 6A West

Colby Robinson – Edmond North Tim Draper – Edmond Santa Fe

(Committee Members are subject to change.)

Austin Mogg – Hinton Bryan Miller – Bridge Creek

Montana Hatzack – McAlester Tori Liles – Broken Arrow

5A East

Chairman:

5A West

6A East

Chad Whitney – McLoud Emma Johnson – Oologah

Fay Barnett – Cashion

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President’s Spotlight

by Doyle Greteman

U’V Williamson

U’V Williamson is serving as president of the Oklahoma Coaches Association for the 2025-26 school year. It’s noteworthy that Williamson is the first female president of an association that, let’s face it, has been dominated by the less-than-fair sex. After visiting with this charismatic lady, it’s easy to see why she has been chosen by her peers to lead this incredible organization.

After graduating from Altus High School and attending Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford, her long and storied coaching career began at Cordell, where she did her student teaching.

She took her first coaching job at Frederick in 1984, where she served as head basketball and track coach, then moved south to Burns Flat in 1990, where she took the reins as the Eagles’ head basketball and track coach.

After two years at Burns Flat, she went to Okeene, where Mr. King, her former high school principal at Altus, hired her to take over the girls program. She was the head high school basketball and softball coach there for two years, when Ed Robinson, superintendent, hired her at Hollis, where once again she was the head girls basketball and track coach.

After staying at Hollis from 1994 through 2001, she moved to Carnegie, where superintendent Donny Darrow was looking for someone to provide consistent leadership for the girls program. Jack Coody, who in his role as a basketball official, had seen many coaches, told Darrow that Williamson would 12

do well for him.

“I liked the way she treated officials and the way she treated her players,” Coody explained. “She never whined about bad calls, just went back to coaching her players up. I told Donny Darrow she would never embarrass the school by her actions.”

“She could walk the walk and talk the talk,” Darrow reflected, saying that he never had to worry about how the girls acted on the court. “She was also great in the classroom, bringing in various speakers. He went on to say that she wanted the tougher kids in her class. She wouldn’t put up with slackers,” he offered.

Darrow told a funny story about how once he was walking through the gym when Williamson was practicing her girls. He said loud enough for everyone to hear, “Coach, I think I could outrun any of these girls.”

Williamson pulled him over to the side and whispered in his ear, “Mr. Darrow, that girl over there was a state finalist in the 200 meter dash last year. I think you might want to rethink that challenge.” He took her advice and quickly exited the gym with his pride intact.

Darrow, incidentally, is not only a highly successful retired superintendent, but also an avid golfer. He has played golf with Williamson. Williamson, when asked about that, replied, “I’ve played golf with most of the superintendents I’ve worked for, and can tell you this: “You can tell a great deal about a person when you play golf with them.”

Williamson stayed at Carnegie until 2009, when she moved to Lawton MacArthur to assist head coach Danny Garza. After six years there, she took the head job at Chattanooga, where she stayed until 2022 as head basketball and track coach. That’s when she decided to retire, but that’s not the end of the story.

While at a track meet that spring, two girls from Snyder approached her and asked her if she would consider coming to Snyder.

She took the bait, and spent two years there coaching basketball and track.

In 2024, she decided to return to Lawton MacArthur, where she assists Otis Gentry and also assists Gregory Ford in track.

Does she have any specific goals for the association? “Well, I would like to see more women coaches in the profession. I’m not a feminist, and I don’t feel like an outcast, but it would be good to see more females develop the confidence, knowing they can do the job,” she offered.

As far as her philosophy of coaching, it’s simple: Team first, always. “It’s good when you have great players, but the players who aren’t necessarily great but buy into OKLAHOMA COACH MAGAZINE

the concept of team first are the players who make the difference in winning teams,” she continued.

“It’s the kids who aren’t considered great but make a difference in their passing, their on-court decisions, the non-stars—they’re the engine that runs the team—those who always put the team above themselves,” she emphasized.

If you want to know what really makes a coach tick, and how much influence he or she might have on young people, it’s not a bad idea to talk to former players.

Vanessa Nix, professor at Southwestern Oklahoma State University, is one of those former players who reflected on Williamson’s legacy. She played for Williamson at Burns Flat back when it was still six-on-six.

Here’s what she had to say: “My first reaction when I heard she was going to be our head coach was fear. I knew she was friends with Janice Hardwick, one of the best and also one of the toughest coaches around.

I figured she would be really hard on us.”

Much to her pleasant surprise, Williamson turned out to be the best of both worlds.

“She was tough on us, but we needed that.

We loved her because she put everything she had into coaching us. I remember her saying that if she was hollering at us it was because she thought we had potential. She told us that when she quit hollering at us in practice that’s when we needed to be worried.”

Nix went on to say the kids “just loved hanging out with her.” She would open both gyms for them on weekends and they would play three-on-three tournaments. The football players even joined in, and kids who didn’t play anything. It was good for not only basketball, but the school as a whole.

Serving as president of the Oklahoma Coaches Association is quite an honor for anyone, and as far as advice for young coaches, she quickly added, “Join your associations. Show up early, listen and listen, ask questions.”

As we sat in the lobby of the MacArthur field house, with students coming and going, Williamson demonstrated her genuine appeal to other coaches. She took phone calls from coaches as she assisted the athletic director in preparing for a visiting football team coming to Lawton MacArthur for a second round playoff game.

It’s easy to see why she was chosen to represent coaches across the state. Her helpful attitude to visiting coaches, and her honest, candid answers to questions are a credit to the coaching profession. The Oklahoma Coaches Association is blessed to have this lady in charge, if only for a year!

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ALL STATE BASKETBALL SELECTION PLAN NOTE: Changes to the selection of Class B-I and Class B-II athletes will be updated after the March OCA Board meeting. The updated selection plan will be posted online.

Each classification will have a selection committee for the Large Schools (6A, 5A, 4A) and for the Small Schools (3A, 2A, A, B). The Large School committees will have five (5) members, one (1) from each of the three classifications representing each region of the state and two (2) At-Large. The Small School committees will have five members, one (1) from each of the four classifications representing each region of the state and one (1) At-Large.

2. The Class Selection Committees will be appointed by the Oklahoma Coaches Association Staff upon receiving recommendations from the Oklahoma Boys Basketball Coaches Association and the Oklahoma Girls Basketball Coaches Association. The Final Selection Committees will be chosen by the OCA Staff.

3. A nomination form will be available online to each head basketball coach who is member of the Oklahoma Coaches Association. Copies may be made as needed.

4. Player nominations must be made and signed by his/her coach. Send the original nomination form to the OCA office. You must mail or email the nomination form for your athlete to be considered for All State.

Email nomination(s) to: lea.mouss@oklahomacoaches.org 5. Boys’ nomination forms must be received in the OCA office on or before March 25, 2026. Girls’ nomination forms must be received in the OCA office on or before March 26, 2026.

6. Each Large school class committee will select a twelve (12) member All Class team. Each Small school class committee will select twelve (12) member All Class team. Players shall be listed in order of preference.

7. Selections are not picked by position. Select the best players.

8. Nominees from any one school will be limited to three (3). A school could have three (3) on the All Star by Class team.

9. The West Large and Small Boys region selection committees will meet the morning of March 31,2026, with the final selection committee meeting that same afternoon. The East Large and Small Boys region selection committees will meet the morning of April 1, 2026 with the final selection committee meeting that same afternoon.

10. The West Large and Small Girls region selection committees will meet the morning of April 7, 2026 with the final selection committee meeting that same afternoon. The East Large and Small Girls region selection committees will meet the morning of April 8, 2026 with the final selection committee meeting that same afternoon.

11. Each class will be represented by at least one (1) player in the All State Game. This will be the player who comes out of the class selection committee ranked number one. In case of a tie for class player of the year, the Final selection committee will break the tie.

12. The Large school final selection committee will receive thirty-six (36) All Class players from their half of the state.

The Small school final committee will receive forty-eight (48) All Class players from their half of the state.

13. The final selection committee for the Large class schools will select a ten (10) member All State team – two (2) players from each class and four (4) At-Large players. The final selection committee for the Small class schools will select a ten (10) member All State team – one (1) player from each class and six (6) At-Large players.

14. The final selection committees will select a ten (10) member honorable mention list and rank them 1-10. These alternates must be selected in order of ranking to replace a player who is unable to participate in the All State Game.

15. The final selection committees will be composed of seven (7) representatives for the Large schools and nine (9) representatives for the Small schools. The Large School committee will have one (1) member from each class and two (2) At-Large representatives. The Small school committee will have one (1) member from each class and one (1) At-Large. Each region will be represented on the final selection committee.

16. When a member of the selection committee has a player under consideration by the committee, that coach will step out of the meeting at that time.

17. All State selections will be released from the OCA office.

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Mail nomination form to: Email nominations to: Oklahoma Coaches Association lea.mouss@oklahomacoaches.org 8080 Crystal Park Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73139 Selection committee members are NOT exempt from the due date. Please mail or email all nominations to the OCA office. Email nominations must be in a .PDF format.

Nominations brought in the day of the selection meeting will be subject to a late fee of $25.00 per nomination form.

Boys’ Due Date: March 25, 2026 January 2026

Girls’ Due Date: March 26, 2026

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Girls Basketball Selection Committee

Girls Basketball

WEST

EAST

6A

Region Large School 1...... Katie Bass.................... Mustang 4...... Rashelle Crowley........ Lawton Eisenhower 5...... Chad Thrailkill**.......... Norman 8...... Ryan Maloney............... Choctaw AL.... Hope Heinen*................ Deer Creek

5A

Region Large School 1...... Jennifer Douglas. ........ El Reno 4...... Jared Black**............... Altus 5...... Lindsey Vanderburg. .... Noble 8...... Kyle Richey *................ Carl Albert AL.... Megan Knight............... Midwest City

4A

Region Large School 1........Taylor Young....................Kingfisher 4........Bo Thomason**..................Cache 5........David Sikes........................Blanchard 8........Eric Sailer*.......................Bethany AL......Grant Gash.......................Plainview

3A

Region Small School 1...... Jeremy Jones*............... Alva 4...... Chris Gates.................. Anadarko 5...... Megan Robbins**........... Marlow 8...... Olivia Nixon.................. Heritage Hall AL.... LaToya Jackson............ Millwood

2A

Region Small School 1...... Andrea Taylor*............. Cashion 4...... Bobby Dawson.............. Walters 5...... Mark Savage**.............. Stratford 8...... Jennifer Hayden. .......... OCA AL.... Olivia Mallory. ............ Fairview

A

Region Small School 1...... Brett Tahah*................ Okarche 4...... Tatum Riding................. Canute 5...... Jaicee Powers**............ Empire 1........ Jim Petree............................ Thomas-Fay-Custer AL.... Trent Miller. ............... Amber-Pocasset

B-I

Region Small School 1...... Jamie Davis**................. Canton 4..........Josh Trent*...............................Fort Cobb-Broxton 5...... Cristie Oliver............... Ninnekah 4...... Brady Hamar................ Seiling AL.... Kelli Kana.................... Wilson

B-II

Region Small School 1...... Leah Beer..................... Leedey 4...... Rick Smith.................... Erick 5...... Lance Sumner**............ Paoli 4...... Stacie Terbush............. Olustee AL.... Kevin Lewallen*............ Lomega 14

6A

Region Large School 2........ Darlene Calip*....................Sapulpa 3........ Eric Holmes.......................Muskogee 2........ Micha Estrada....................Ponca City 7........ Rylie Littlejohn..................Bixby AL...... Jamie Combs**.....................Jenks

5A

Region Large School 2...... Tobey Nightengale. ...... Pryor 3...... Jade Allison................. Coweta 6...... Tony Robinson*............ Durant 7...... Kailan Woods............... Collinsville AL.... Wendi Wells**.............. Shawnee

4A

Region Large School 2...... Nathan Reed................. Mannford 3...... Scott Lowe**................ Fort Gibson 6...... Eldon Gentry............... Tecumseh 7.......Melody Stewart.............Lincoln Christian AL.... Christie Jennings*........ Ada

3A

Region Small School 2...... Kent Franz**................ Chandler 3...... Denisha Posey.............. Wyandotte 6...... Chad Rumer*................ Kingston 7...... Brad Crace.................. Sperry AL.... Tara Satterfield. ......... BetheL

2A

Region Small School 2...... Brian Kader.................. Okemah 3...... Brooke Jackson. .......... Commerce 6...... Chris Brown. ............... Howe 7........Misti Cussen**................... Summit Christian AL.... Eric Smith*................... Dale

A

Region Small School 2...... Lauren Campo**............ Drumright 3...... Tom Hubbard................ Afton 6...... Dottie Slabaugh........... Allen 6...... Kolby Johnson*............ Caddo AL.... Clay Conley................. Quinton

B-I

Region Small School 2...... Jason Collins**............ Frontier 3...... Bobbie Wheat. .............. Gans 6...... Jon Hadley*.................. Varnum 2...... Chad Tsotigh................ Woodland AL.... Shane Putnam............... Whitesboro

B-II

Region Small School 2...... Jessica Asher............... Shidler 3...... Doug Winters**............ Bluejacket 6...... Jim Jensen*................... Pittsburg 2...... Curtis Lee.................... Paden AL.... Chris Gibbs.................. Battiest

*Chairman **Vice-Chairman AL = At-Large Committee Members are subject to change

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Final Selection Committee

1-4-5-8 Large West 6A.... (8)..Hope Heinen........... Deer Creek 6A.... (5)..Chad Thrailkill**.... Norman 5A.... (1)..Jennifer Douglas... El Reno 5A.... (8)..Kyle Richey. .......... Carl Albert 4A.... (1)..Taylor Young*....... Kingfisher 4A.... (4)..Bo Thomason. ........ Cache AL.... (5)..Grant Gash. .......... Plainview

1-4-5-8 Small West 3A.... (1)..Jeremy Jones*..........Alva 3A.... (5)..Megan Robbins....... Marlow 2A.... (5)..Mark Savage........... Stratford 2A.... (1)..Olivia Mallory....... Fairview A ..... (4)..Tatum Ridling......... Canute A ..... (5)..Trent Miller.......... Amber-Pocasset B-I.......(4)..Josh Trent........................Fort Cobb-Broxton B-II... (1)..Kevin Lewallen** ... Lomega AL.... (8)..LaToya Jackson. .... Millwood

2-3-6-7 Large East 6A.... (2)..Darlene Calip........ Sapulpa 6A.... (7)..Rylie Littlejohn..... Bixby 5A.... (6)..Tony Robinson**..... Durant 5A.... (3)..Tobey Nightengale.Pryor 4A.... (7)..Melody Stewart........Lincoln Christian 4A.... (6)..Christie Jennings* .Ada AL.... (3)..Scott Lowe ........... Fort Gibson

2-3-6-7 Small East 3A.... (6)..Tara Satterfield.... Bethel 3A.... (7)..Brad Crace............ Sperry 2A.... (6)..Chris Brown*......... Howe 2A.... (6)..Eric Smith**........... Dale A ..... (3)..Tom Hubbard.......... Afton A ..... (6)..Clay Conley........... Quinton B-I.... (2)..Jason Collins. ....... Frontier B-II... (3)..Doug Winters ......... Bluejacket AL.... (2)..Kent Franz. ........... Chandler *= Chairman **= Vice-Chairman AL= At-Large *The Final Selection Committee At-Large Member will rotate by class each year

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OCA 2026 ALL STAR BY CLASS

OCA 2026 ALL STATE

Boys Basketball Selection Committee

Boys Basketball

WEST

EAST

6A

Region Large School 1...... Brandon Jackson.......... Mustang 4...... Craig Foster................ Lawton Ike 5...... Gregg Hardin *............. Moore 8........Shane Cowherd**..............Edmond Memorial AL.... Brian Booker. .............. Putnam City

5A

6A

Region Large School 2........ Jacob Birnbaum..................Ponca City 3........ Lenny Bert.........................Muskogee 7........ Scott Norris*.....................Union AL...... Beau Wallace**..................Broken Arrow AL...... Daniel McChesney.............Jenks

5A

Region Large School Region Large School 1...... Rodney Haydon **......... El Reno 3...... Rob McKinzie. .............. Coweta 4...... Marco Gagliardi........... Lawton Mac 3...... Nathan Smith**............. Pryor 5...... Roger Raper................ Noble 6...... Lou Dawkins................. McAlester 8........ Jake Brown.........................Bishop McGuinness 7..........Michael Parrish.......................Tulsa East Central AL.... Jay Price*..................... Carl Albert AL.... Bobby Allison *............. Tulsa Memorial

4A

Region Large School 1........Derrick Bull ....................Weatherford 4........Zach Ange. ........................Cache 5........Kevin Korstjens................Bridge Creek 8........Brandon Weaver**............OCS AL.......Patrick Cudjoe*.....................OKC John Marshall

3A

Region Small School 1...... Cole Hibler.................. Chisholm 4...... Doug Schumpert *........ Anadarko 5...... Kirk Harris**................ Marlow 8...... Dorrian Williams.......... Millwood AL.... Trevor Smith ............... Washington

2A

Region Small School 1...... Brandon Nyberg........... Watonga 4...... Pete Phillips. ............... Hinton 5...... Cache Hill**................. Minco AL.... Jeremy Roman. ............. OCA AL.... John Hardaway *........... Cashion

A

Region Small School 1...... Aaron West. ................ Okarche 4...... Brock Steffes.............. Canute 5...... Aaron Garrett**.......... Amber-Pocasset AL.... Kenny Bare *................ Velma-Alma AL.... Heath Kufahl................ SW Covenant

B-I

Region Small School 1...... Jacob Mayfield**........... Calumet 4..........Scott Hines *............................Fort Cobb-Broxton 5...... Wes Pulliam................. Ninnekah AL.... Orin McGee................. Boise City AL.... Taylor Raines............... Binger-Oney

B-II

Region Small School 1...... Jared Reese................. Dover 4...... Nick Gable*.................. Duke 5...... Kaleb Galaviz............... Maysville AL.... Lance Carpenter**........ Leedey AL.... Garrett Bebermeyer.... Sweetwater January 2026

4A

Region Large School 2...... Daniel Brimmer *........... Cleveland 3...... Todd Dickerson............ Fort Gibson 6...... Burtchel Griffin.......... Idabel 7...... Bryon Flam. ................. Metro Christian AL.... Clyde Barkley **........... Inola

3A

Region Small School 2...... Shawn Blankenship....... Chandler 3...... Travis Cannady............. Adair 6...... Darnell Shanklin*......... Hugo 7........ Ryan Wakley**....................Victory Christian AL.... Ed Lewis....................... Roland

2A

Region Small School 2...... Chase Littlejohn *........ Preston 3...... Sam Banker.................. Ketchum 6...... Trent Storts. .............. Latta 6...... Britt Brown**............... Howe AL.... Fletcher Reed.............. Dale

A

Region Small School 2...... Doug Scott *................ Ripley 3...... TW Estes..................... Gore 6...... Kolby Johnson**........... Caddo 7...... Jason Bogle................. Riverfield AL.... Jason Bray................... Drumright

B-I

Region Small School 2...... Bob Weckstein*............ Frontier 3...... Jim Glover. .................. Webbers Falls 6...... Michael Clay................ Rattan AL.... Chris Jones.................. Sasakwa AL.... Jon Hadley**................ Varnum

B-II

Region Small School 2...... Curtis Lee*................... Paden 2...... Ivan McFarlin............... Agra 6...... TJ Grey. ...................... Battiest AL.... Devin Terry**............... Asher AL.... McKlaine Marquez. ...... Boswell

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1-4-5-8 Large West 6A.....(8)..Shane Cowherd. ...... Edmond Memorial 6A.... (1)..Brandon Jackson... Mustang 5A.... (5)..Roger Raper**....... Noble 5A.... (4)..Marco Gagliardi.... Lawton Mac 4A.... (4)..Zack Ange.............. Cache 4A.... (1).Derrick Bull*.......... Weatherford AL.... (8)..Jay Price................ Carl Albert

1-4-5-8 Small West 3A.... (4)..Doug Schumpert.......Anadarko 3A.... (5)..Trevor Smith......... Washington 2A.... (1)..Brandon Nyberg.... Watonga 2A.... (1)..John Hardaway....... Cashion A ..... (5)..Kenny Bare*........... Velma-Alma A ..... (4)..Brock Steffes....... Canute B-I.... (1)..Oren McGee.......... Boise City B-II... (4)..Nick Gable............. Duke AL.... (8)..Dorrian Williams**.Millwoood

2-3-6-7 Large East 6A.... (7)..Beau Wallace*....... Broken Arrow 6A.... (7)..Scott Norris......... Union 5A.... (6)..Lou Dawkins........... McAlester 5A.... (3)..Nathan Smith. ........ Pryor 4A.... (3)..Todd Dickerson . ... Fort Gibson 4A.... (2)..Daniel Brimmer**.... Cleveland AL.... (3)..Clyde Barkley........ Inola

2-3-6-7 Small East 3A.... (3)..Ed Lewis**.............. Roland 3A.... (3)..Travis Cannady. ..... Adair 2A.... (6)..Britt Brown........... Howe 2A.... (6)..Trent Storts......... Latta A .... (2)..Doug Scott*.......... Ripley A .... (6)..Kolby Johnson....... Caddo B-I.... (6)..Jon Hadley............. Varnum B-II... (2)..Curtis Lee. ............ Paden AL.... (6)..Darnell Shanklin... Hugo *= Chairman **= Vice-Chairman AL= At-Large *The Final Selection Committee At-Large Member will rotate by class each year

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A Breath of Fresh Air

by Doyle Greteman There’s something about stepping outside on a frosty winter morning in Oklahoma and taking a long, deep breath of that crisp, clear air! It’s invigorating, to say the least!

We’ve all heard that success breeds success. Unfortunately, at times it also breeds arrogance.

Not in the case of one Brady Hamar, head girls coach at Seiling. I sat down with this humble young man recently, and was impressed with not only his incredible coaching record, but his genuine personality.

He was on his way to the state championship football game where his Seiling Wildcats were playing. (Incidentally, then won big.) He was accompanied by his impressive wife, Haylee.

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He graduated from Thomas High School in 1994. His head coach, Jim Petree, remembered that Hamar had averaged 18 points a game his senior year. “We beat number one Coyle in the Regional Finals, then had to come back and play them again in the Area Finals,” Petree recalled. Coyle came back to win that one, then waltzed their way to the state title.

Petree, who has come out of retirement to coach the Thomas Lady Terriers, noted that “we have felt the wrath of his Seiling teams. They have had a really good run under his leadership.”

Back in Brady’s playing days, Petree had assisted Brian Hamar, Brady’s father, with the Lady Terriers, and Brian had assisted him with the boys.

After high school, Hamar played bas-

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ketball at Southwestern Oklahoma State University for three years under George Hauser as a shooting guard.

Brady began his career student-teaching at Burns Flat. The Eagle Administration obviously recognized the potential of this young man, and they hired him to assist Todd Kerr.

He stayed there for three years, when he had the opportunity to be the head girls coach at Seiling. That’s where the moving stopped.

For the last 23 years, he has been the head girls coach, compiling a record of 524111. Yes, you saw that right.

The Big House has seen his girls teams 16 times in that span. Seven of those trips resulted in the gold ball. Until last year, he had won back-to-back-to-back.

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What about the shot clock that’s coming next year? “It’s okay with us, but I’m afraid it won’t be a good thing for some of the small schools,” he offered.

As far as his coaching philosophy is concerned, he says “The biggest deal is this: Do you get the most out of them? Do they have a good work ethic? That’s what we need to ask ourselves.”

We have a good number of young coaches in Oklahoma. What advice would he give them? “Have high expectations, but be realistic. Don’t get frustrated with kids who test you.”

Haylee, Brady’s high school sweetheart, is presently an elementary special education teacher at Seiling. When questioned about what it was like to be married to a coach, she deftly responded: “It’s been good to us. There are a number of highs and lows.”

Who has been the toughest opposing coach he had to face? Without hesitating, he responded, “My dad. I never beat him.

His father, Brian Hamar, was coaching at Thomas while Brady was at Seiling. We played for three years, and he beat me every time.”

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Brian was a highly successful coach as well, coaching at Fairview and Clinton, as well as Thomas.

What has been his most memorable coaching moment? After reflecting for a moment, Hamar responded, “It would have to be in the 2022 state championship game against Hydro-Eakly. With 18 seconds left in the game, we were down by one. Our daughter, Teagan, went to the line with a one-and-one opportunity. She sank both shots, and we won the gold ball by a score of 47-46.

As far as this year’s edition of Lady Wildcats, he had this to say: “We lost two All-Staters from last year’s team, and we need to find a way to replace that scoring.

We have great kids, however, and they want to go back to the state tournament.

Reflecting on his many trips to the old state fair arena, affectionately known as “The Big House,” he said it won’t ever be the same. “There was just something about that atmosphere, even with those old locker rooms. We’re going to miss that, but we’re looking forward for a chance to play in the new arena,” he added.

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part of that tradition at the old arena, but he hopes to begin a new one next March as the Lady Wildcats will try to be one of the teams in the inaugural visit to the new showcase.

When asked if he had any thoughts about what it takes to be a successful coach, Brian said, “Yes, I want to say that great assistants are vital to a team, and I’ve had two of the best.”

He was referring to Claire Shuck, with whom he worked from 1978 to 2025, and Bryan Gore, who has been with him since 2012.

With his outstanding success at Seiling, one would wonder if he has had any thoughts about moving to a bigger school.

“I have no desire to leave Seiling. We’re excited to live here, and there’s just something about these small western Oklahoma schools that we love,” he emphasized.

As stated in the beginning of the article, success often breeds success. Brady Hamar is a living example of this. He is also a testament to the fact that success does not have to breed arrogance. It can also breed modesty, a humble attitude, and a feeling of good will.

Brady Hamar is a breath of fresh air!

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OKLAHOMA COACHES ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA A Coach (OCA member) must nominate their athlete at their respective region meeting. Scholarship nominees from each region will be voted on and chosen at the region meetings.

If an acceptable applicant does not apply for the scholarship during a given year, the scholarship money will be retained in the treasury of the association and no scholarship will be awarded for that particular year. If the financial condition of the association makes this scholarship infeasible, it can be discontinued until the financial condition of the association makes it feasible.

Any problems that may arise as to the administration of this scholarship will be under the jurisdiction of the board of control of the Oklahoma Coaches Association.

The Scholar Athlete and Bob R. Williams Scholarships are chosen at the February region meetings. The Athletes of the Year Scholarships are chosen at the April region meetings. The following scholarship recipients are chosen at the OCA region meetings: BOB R. WILLIAMS SCHOLARSHIP ($500.00):

The Oklahoma Coaches Association shall award this scholarship to (8) eight (one per region) senior athletes. The selection shall be based on the student overcoming obstacles, disabilities or injury in order to participate in high school athletics. Applicants who qualify for the Bob R. Williams Scholarship are not eligible for the Injured Athlete Scholarship. Each of these eight winners will be awarded the sum of $500.00.

SCHOLAR ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP - Male and Female ($500.00):

The Oklahoma Coaches Association shall award (16) sixteen scholarships annually to senior students who have participated on the varsity level and have excelled academically. These awards for the amount of $500.00 each will be given each year to (1) one male and (1) one female in each region.

REGION ATHLETE OF THE YEAR SCHOLARSHIP - Male and Female ($500.00):

The Oklahoma Coaches Association shall award (1) one male and (1) one female scholarship in each region. The scholarships will be in the amount of $500.00 each and shall be awarded to senior students who have excelled athletically, scholastically, and morally and have exhibited all the desirable traits of citizenship.

The Male Athlete of the Year and the Female Athlete of the Year will be selected from the recipients of the Regional Athlete of the Year awards. The selection will take place at the May OCA Board Meeting. Each will receive a plaque designating them as “Athlete of the Year”.

HAROLD PARK / INJURED ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP ($500.00) The Oklahoma Coaches Association shall sponsor an annual one-year scholarship to a graduating high school senior athlete, who because of an athletic injury, or sickness, will be unable to attend college on an athletic scholarship. The designed purpose of this scholarship is to help athletes who prior to an athletic injury, or sickness, had the potential of attending college on an athletic grant. If this student has become incapacitated during his, or her high school participation, this scholarship will give an opportunity to attend college his or her freshman year.

Applicants who qualify for the Injured Athlete Scholarship are not eligible for the Bob R. Williams Scholarship.

The scholarship will be awarded on a one-year basis. The scholarship will pay $500.00. There will be a maximum of six (6) scholarships awarded, based on qualified applications.

The money may be used for enrollment fees, books, tuition, or may be applied to the student’s room and board. No cash will be awarded to the student.

The scholarship will be based on these qualifications: Scholarship, leadership, citizenship, athletic potential before injury, morals, interest in athletics, desire for education, and need (not destitution).

Coaches who wish to apply should call the OCA office to receive the necessary form. A letter of recommendation from the coach and high school principal must accompany the application. The application shall be received no later than March 1, of the student’s senior year. This application must be sent to the Executive Director of the Oklahoma Coaches Association and shall be accompanied by a statement as to the nature and extent of the injury from the student’s family doctor.

The Board of Directors, during their spring meeting, will make the final decision as to the recipient(s) of the scholarship.

If the acceptable applicant does not apply for the scholarship during a given year, the scholarship money will be retained in the treasury of the association and no scholarship will be awarded for that particular year. In the event that the financial condition of the association makes this scholarship infeasible, it can be discontinued until the financial condition of the association makes it feasible.

Any problems that may arise as to the administration of this scholarship will be under the jurisdiction of the board of control of the Oklahoma Coaches Association.

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OKLAHOMA COACHES ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS 1.

Up to SIX (6) HAROLD PARK / INJURED ATHLETE................................$500.00 EACH Must apply to OCA office prior to March 1

2.

EIGHT (8) BOB R. WILLIAMS....................................................................$500.00 EACH Selected at the February Region Meeting

3.

EIGHT (8) MALE REGIONAL SCHOLAR ATHLETE.................................$500.00 EACH Selected at the February Region Meeting

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EIGHT (8) FEMALE REGIONAL SCHOLAR ATHLETE.............................$500.00 EACH Selected at the February Region Meeting

5.

EIGHT (8) MALE REGIONAL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR...........................$500.00 EACH Selected at the April Region Meeting

6.

EIGHT (8) FEMALE REGIONAL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR......................$500.00 EACH Selected at the April Region Meeting

The Male Athlete of the Year and the Female Athlete of the Year will be selected at the May OCA Board Meeting.

Each will be presented with a plaque designating them as “Athlete of the Year” at the OCA Hall of Fame banquet.

In an acceptable applicant does not apply for the scholarship during a given year, the scholarship money will be retained in the treasury of the association and no scholarship will be awarded for that year. If the financial condition of the association makes this scholarship infeasible, it can be discontinued until the financial condition of the association makes it feasible.

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Oklahoma Coaches Association 2026 ALL STATE FOOTBALL 2026 All State Football WEST WEST OFFENSE OFFENSE SCHOOL SCHOOL

COACH COACH

CLASS CLASS

ACYN HANSEN

JONES

KEVIN WITT

2A

QB

CRUZ CAMPBELL

TUTTLE

BRAD BELLER

4A

RB

RITSON MEYER

ELGIN

CHALMER WYATT

4A

RB

MAYOR MORGAN

CHOCTAW

JAKE CORBIN

6A

RB

WYATT TILLERY

SEILING

GARY MANUEL

8 MAN

WR

MASON JAMES

NORMAN NORTH

JUSTIN JONES

6A

WR

JOSH RUSHING

LAWTON MACARTHUR

BRETT MANNING

5A

WR

JERROD WILLIAMS

HERITAGE HALL

BRETT BOGART

3A

WR

MUSTANG

LEE BLANKENSHIP

6A

TE

JADEN JOHNSON COLTEN COLE

SULPHUR

COREY COLE

3A

TE

BLAKE CHAIN

SEILING

GARY MANUEL

8 MAN

OL

BAYLOR MOATES

BISHOP MCGUINNESS

RYAN STRINGER

5A

OL

COOPER WALTERS

GUTHRIE

KELLY BEEBY

5A

OL

CJ DEVINE

ELGIN

CHALMER WYATT

4A

OL

TAYLOR RESNICK

EDMOND SANTA FE

KYLE WHITE

6A

OL

DANIEL MCMORRIS

NORMAN NORTH

JUSTIN JONES

6A

OL

SAM CANTRELL

WASHINGTON

BRAD BELLER

2A

OL

DYLAN TUNNELL

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LEBRON ROYAL

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LAWTON MACARTHUR

BRETT MANNING

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JAKE FARLEY

CARL ALBERT

MIKE DUNN

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BRIAR DAVENPORT

WYNNEWOOD

BRAD OSTEEN

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WASHINGTON

BRAD BELLER

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HUNTER SMITH

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JAKE SHERER

TALIHINA

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VIAN

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2A

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Big House, Big Memories

by Terrell Lester It was a 60-year relationship. A marriage of sorts.

It was high school and youth. Basketball and spirit. Expectation and confidence.

It was 60 years of euphoria. Sixty years of heartbreak. Sixty years of scrapbook reflections.

Sixty years of life its ownself.

The Big House. Oklahoma’s citadel of high school basketball. One of a kind. It might not have been postcard pretty. But it was some kind of special.

Sure, there were other sports, other events, other memories created within the confines of The Big House.

But it was high school basketball that was the lifeblood, the legacy of The Big House. And, vice versa. They were made for each other.

Dreams came to life inside The Big House.

Dreams also died inside The Big House.

The mere utterance of the name alone, three monosyllabic words, conjures up a scorebook of images and causes youthful hearts to race For 60 years. From March 1966 through March 2025, The Big House on the fairgrounds in Oklahoma City was home to the state’s most electric and most beloved springtime ritual: The crowning of Oklahoma’s high school basketball state championship teams.

Boys and girls. Parents and grandparents. Large schools and small. Urban and suburban.

High school basketball and The Big House were synonymous. Interchangeable. Inextricably linked.

Yet, like many things in life, good things, good times, can’t and don’t roll on unfettered forever.

The good thing known as The Big House, and all the good times it generated, became the victim of time and circumstance. It had run its course, served its purpose.

Built in 1965, The Big House was 60 years old. Four generations of memories were deemed to be enough.

Oklahoma City was ready to divorce The Big House.

In August, the end was swift. An implosion reduced The Big House to a pile of Big Rubble.

Let the recollections begin.

As fall turned to winter in 2025, and as the new OG&E Coliseum ascended to its role as successor, The Oklahoman and Pediment Publishing joined forces to produce a memory-filled and sincere 144-page eulogy rejoicing in the life and times of The Big House.

For Oklahoma high school basketball fans, for history buffs, the simple and justly titled volume “The Big House” is a must-have, must-read publication.

Conventionally, Oklahoma City crowned the barn-like structure in 1965 State Fair Arena. Later, it became Jim Norick Arena.

But for the high school basketball crowd, from the Panhandle to Little Dixie, it was The Big House.

After years of staging the state tournament in Oklahoma City’s Municipal Auditorium (built in 1937 and now known as Civic Center Music Hall), the OSSAA was entering a new era in 1965-66.

State Fair Arena quickly became an entertainment destination. There was professional hockey, the National Finals Rodeo, concerts, the All-College basketball tournament.

And as fate would have it, naturally through pluck and certitude, Oklahoma’s high school basketball state tournament outlasted them all. It matured.

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It flourished. It became the event by which all others were measured.

In 1966, the OSSAA crowned seven basketball state champions on the floor of the Arena, four boys, three girls.

In 2025, the OSSAA crowned seven boys champions, seven girls champions.

Speculation in 2025 is that not a single participant knew of State Fair Arena.

Every participant, every fan knew only The Big House.

And it was a football coach who affectionately attached that appellation.

Joe Tunnell, who died in 2021 after a Hall of Fame career, spent 14 of his 41 coaching years at Lindsay. While at Lindsay, Tunnell served several seasons as assistant to basketball coach Charlie Heatly, both boys and girls.

Heatly, a Hall of Fame member and girls basketball icon, died in 2018. He relished in telling stories of Tunnell and the “naming” of The Big House.

It was something of an off-the-cuff remark during the 1968 season, Heatly recalled. His Lindsay girls team had just qualified for the state tournament.

And Tunnell that week, according to Heatly, “just said something about us making ‘The Big House.’”

Heatly, unsurpassed in his promotion of Oklahoma high school basketball, latched onto the phrase.

Began to repeat the words in team meetings and pep talks. He even suggested “The Big House” to a sporting goods store owner looking for a hook to emblazon state tournament garb.

T-shirts rapidly sprouted up. “The Big House” became the hottest catch-phrase in town.

Lindsay, with Heatly and Tunnell on the bench, won the 1968 Class A girls championship.

An historical intersection.

Lindsay celebrated a state championship. The entire state celebrated the birthing of a championshiplevel nickname. Welcome to The Big House.

As a young sports writer for the Tulsa World in the 1960s, I was assigned to cover the first state tournament in the Arena in March 1966.

I reported on Arcadia’s third straight Class C crown. I marveled at the unparalleled talent of Ray Russell as he carried Oklahoma City Northeast to the first of its back-to-back championships.

It was the launching pad for a newspaper career that included ever so many memorable state tournament assignments.

For instance, 1969. Bertha Frank Teague’s final game.

Gov. Dewey Bartlett had declared that Saturday in March to be Bertha Frank Teague Day. She was coaching the final game of her 43-year career at Byng.

As if scripted by Hollywood writers, Byng defeated Elk City, 40-39, on a rebound shot at the buzzer for her eighth state championship and victory No. 1,157 in her hall of fame career.

The Arena was home to the Oklahoma City’s professional hockey team in those early years. And during the two weekend state tournaments in March, it was sometimes necessary to leave the hockey ice in place while laying out the basketball floor.

From Thursday starts through Saturday night finishes, media members at courtside tables experienced some extreme and uncomfortable conditions

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(i.e., cold feet, runny noses) while seated just inches above the floor of ice.

Then there were the weather conditions outside the Arena. Even as a relatively new facility, the Arena was cursed with a roof that was no match for Oklahoma’s spring rains.

A number of games in the 1960s, early ‘70s were played while ball boys tended buckets on the court to catch raindrops. For one tournament, the floor was actually shifted toward one end of the Arena in an attempt to avoid the splashes of rain.

Those instances and recollections are not meant to detract from the glorious memories that remain intact after six historic decades of writing about and watching in awe some of Oklahoma’s most elite athletes and their gold-plated competition.

Class C boys teams like Ringwood and Arcadia, Class B teams like Sasakwa and New Lima, Class A teams like Boley and Fort Towson.

Girls teams like Latta and Lindsay, Colbert and Okarche, Preston and Thomas.

Basketball legends were born, and canonized, inside The Big House. Names like Alvan Adams, Winford Boynes, Larry Hardeman. And Blake Griffin, Rotnei Clarke, Keiton Page.

Carol Lane and Janice Beach were two of the earliest Big House girls legends. Then came Kelli Litsch, Bettina Turner, Crystal Robinson. And Angel Goodrich, Jaden Hobbs, Rose Hammond.

The Big House saw the demise of 6-on-6 girls basketball, the arrival of 5-on-5.

The Big House lost the dunk shot for a few years and found the 3-point shot.

The Big House crowned one-time champs and hailed four-peat champs (as Dale boys closed out the final days on such a streak).

The Big House provided The Big Stage for The Big Event for 60 Big Years.

But for Oklahoma City Millwood, it took only 50 years to build up those golden memories.

How totally appropriate was it for Millwood to pick up another gold ball during the final weekend of The Big House.

By winning the 2025 Class 3A championship, Millwood ran its state-leading total of titles to 18, most of any boys or girls teams.

Each and every one of Millwood’s gold balls was earned inside The Big House. And they all came since 1976.

No team has won or played in more games at The Big House than Millwood (record: 51-17), according to iwasatthegame.com.

Indeed, Millwood put an exclamation point on the final story from The Big House. A golden final story.

The Golden Age in any sport, any endeavor, is traditionally limited to a decade, or thereabouts.

In the future, when the question is raised about the Golden Age of Oklahoma high school basketball, one need only point to the The Big House.

Sixty years of incomparable high school basketball within the cavernous confines of The Big House make up what can safely be labeled Oklahoma’s Golden Age. RIP, Big House.

(Terrell Lester is a newspaper man who lives in Claremore.)

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Oklahoma Coaches All State Volleyball LARGE EAST 6A LILLY BOSWELL..................... BROKEN ARROW...................................IAN BULLEN 6A RYLIE STEWARD.............................BIXBY................................. DEREK SEROWSKI 6A TAYLOR RATTAY........................STILLWATER..............................ANDRUE BROWN 6A EMERSON HILL............................... JENKS.......................................... STEPH KANE 6A ISABELLA HINDS............................ JENKS.......................................... STEPH KANE 6A BROOKLYN SHOPE................ SAND SPRINGS..........................SKYLAR JACKSON 5A ARRIE BROWN..........TULSA BOOKER T WASHINGTON.................. TAYLAN NERO 5A FAITH CAFFEY.......................... CLAREMORE..............................DEREK JACKSON 5A RAINEY WHITE.............................. PRYOR....................................JASON STIMSON 5A HAYDEN HUMPHREY...................SAPULPA....................................... COREY HARP

LARGE WEST 6A LOLUFE ADEDEJI...............EDMOND MEMORIAL.......................KORTNEY JONES 6A OLIVIA BRANUM.......................WESTMOORE........................... KIMBERLY KAHAO 6A REAGAN MASON.................EDMOND SANTA FE........................ DREW MCCARTY 6A JAELI RUTLEDGE.................. EDMOND NORTH.......................... FAITH GOODNER 6A KRISTEN STRAUGHN................... MOORE.............................RACHAEL SIMMONS 5A ELLA HALE.............................MOUNT ST MARY................................ JAMES WARD 5A RACHEL MEGNA...... OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL...........RACHEL SINCLAIR 5A MILEY MYERS.......... OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL...........RACHEL SINCLAIR 5A EMMA GARDNER.............. BISHOP MCGUINNESS............................ KELLI MILLER 5A CHARLOTTE NELSON...... BISHOP MCGUINNESS............................ KELLI MILLER

SMALL EAST 4A ANA APPEL..........................VICTORY CHRISTIAN.....................BRITTANY MCCAW 3A LAWESSA BRIGANCE......... CHOUTEAU-MAIZIE.............................BELINDA BURK 3A HAILEY BRIDGEFORD......... METRO CHRISTIAN..........................YAMIQ BENNETT 4A JADA BELLE FAULKNER....LINCOLN CHRISTIAN..........................DEIDRA RADER 3A RAYLEE GRIMES................. METRO CHRISTIAN..........................YAMIQ BENNETT 4A LANEE HEFLIN....................VICTORY CHRISTIAN.....................BRITTANY MCCAW 4A ALLIE IHLOFF............................ CASCIA HALL..............................JENNY PEARSON 4A ADELE JOHNSON..................... CASCIA HALL..............................JENNY PEARSON 4A TYRA MCKINNIE......................... GLENPOOL.................................. JOHN HAMMER 3A AVERY ROBSON..................... HOLLAND HALL........................ SHELBY SWANSON

SMALL WEST 4A SKYLAR BRADY........................... BETHANY.......................................KERRI CAGLE 4A EMERY WILLIAMS...........COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN...............CHRISTINA MAYNES 4A PIERSON SMITH..............COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN...............CHRISTINA MAYNES 4A MAYA MCPHAUL.......................... BETHANY.......................................KERRI CAGLE 4A ASHLYNNE HALE...............CHRISTIAN HERITAGE.................. HEATHER BENEDIX 4A LAYNIE SMITH....................CHRISTIAN HERITAGE.................. HEATHER BENEDIX 3A KERRIGAN MAUCK.OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN ACADEMY...... MELODY STEELMAN 3A KATE STEWART................CORN BIBLE ACADEMY.......................ERIN BASINGER 3A MADDIE FLEMING........................ CASADY...........................RACHEL MANRIQUEZ 3A ANNABELLE WEBBER....SOUTHWEST COVENANT...................... HEATH KUFAHL 24

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Oklahoma Coaches 2026 East All State Cheerleading Squad JAXON ROOP.......................... BROKEN ARROW............ KYRSTIN DELEHANTY EDEN LAU...................................... OWASSO........................ LESLIE VANMETER VANAEH HUGHEY.......................... OWASSO........................ LESLIE VANMETER GEORGIA MONKS.....................HOLLAND HALL................... CAMRYN WINTERS KYNLEE RETTEDAL................ BROKEN ARROW............ KYRSTIN DELEHANTY TORRANCE JAVERSAK................... JENKS................................ASHLYN GLENN EMMA MARTIN.............................. SALLISAW.............................. ROBBI MARTIN EMMI LYON................................ COLLINSVILLE..........................ALICIA HERALD LILLI KEEFER..................................... ADA...................................KARRY GRIESE ALIVIAH DANIELS..........................QUINTON........................BROOKE MCCLARY ELLA MAHAN.............................HOLLAND HALL................... CAMRYN WINTERS HALLI RUSSELL.................................VIAN.................................. JORDAN WHITE MADALYNN COLLINS...................... UNION............................. STACEY DURANT BAILEY PECK................................... JENKS................................ASHLYN GLENN BELLA-KATE HUGHES................ STILLWATER..........................LAUREN DUHON LEXI STEPHEN.................................GROVE................................ KELSEY RHINE

2026 West All State Cheerleading Squad KATY DIESSELHORST............... DEER CREEK........................JOLINDA BROWN EMMA SWINDELL...........................BETHANY................................. CASSIE ROSS EVYN ACKERMAN............... EDMOND MEMORIAL................. LAUREN JARDOT RYLIE FISHER................... CROSSINGS CHRISTIAN..........RAELYNN BURDETT SAVANNAH WORDEN............. EDMOND NORTH..........................ERIN BERGER AHNIYAH RUVALCABA........... MOUNT ST MARY...........................ANI VAZQUEZ ZOELIE DEATON................... EDMOND SANTA FE................MEGAN MOLINSKY SWAYZE STEELY............................ MOORE.................................. SHANA LEWIS KYLIE HENSON..............................CASHION.........................AMBER HOBGOOD BERKLEY SMITH...............COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN............ASHLEY VAUGHAN PHENIX MIDDLETON.................... CHOCTAW........................... KAMRYN SWEET TE’YONA SMITH...............................YUKON........................................JOY BJERK MARLEY OSENBAUGH......... EDMOND SANTA FE................MEGAN MOLINSKY FAITH LINDSEY............................. MUSTANG...........................CAITLIN WALKER KYNSLI HYDE.............................WASHINGTON.......................SHEILA LEFORCE ISRAEL THOMPSON........................ NOBLE........................... BROOKLYN WONG January 2026

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GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE PROGRAM

CAMP INSURANCE

As a membership benefit, coverage is provided by the Commercial General Liability Policy issued to the National Organization of Coaches Association Directors. This policy will provide general liability coverage to the Oklahoma Coaches Association and its members.

Today, most Coaches are involved in some type of sports camp.

Please note that our General Liability Program follows insured members while working at camps and/or conducting their own personal camp.

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As a member benefit of your state coaches association, all members in good standing have a $1,000,000 per occurrence General Liability policy limit that provides coverage for their coaching activities. In order to protect the General Liability policy from potential claims, the insurance company has mandated that all coaches must obtain signed waivers and provide Participant/Accident insurance for their participants.

August 1, 2025 – August 1, 2026

LIMITS OF INSURANCE $1,000,000 $2,000,000 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $ 300,000 $ 50,000 Excluded

In addition, Participant/Accident Coverage is required for coaches and/or participants. Should an accident occur during a camp, clinic or event, this secondary coverage helps offset the loss suffered by families affected by such accidents.

Each Occurrence General Aggregate (per Member) Products/Completed Operations Personal & Advertising Injury Fire Damage Sexual Abuse (per Member) Medical Payments

In order to obtain a certificate of insurance showing proof of insurance or naming an additional insured, the following must be in place:  Waivers: Signed waivers showing indemnification language  Participant/Accident Insurance: You must have Participant/Accident coverage in place for all participants attending sports camps.

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EXCLUSIONS  The use of automobiles, buses, watercraft and aircraft  Property of others in the care, custody, and control of the insured.  This insurance does not apply to members that coach at an AllStar game that is not approved by your state coaches association.  This insurance does not apply to any loss, cost or expense arising out of infectious or communicable disease.

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Membership Benefit GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE Who is covered?

• Member scholastic school coaches.

What is covered?

• Claims made by negligent acts, accidentally committed resulting in bodily injury, personal and advertising injury or property damage to others.

When are you covered?

• During your coaching activities and in the classroom.

What are the limits of liability?

• 1M per occurrence.

• 2M general aggregate per coach.

Additional policy coverages • Participant Legal Liability.

• Defense costs outside of the limits of liability.

Exclusions • The transportation of athletes.

• All Star games that are not approved by your state coaches association.

• The loss, cost or expense arising out of infectious or communicable disease.

• Assault & Battery

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CAMP INSURANCE COVERAGE Participant/Accident coverage is required for all participants attending camps.

What is Participant/Accident coverage and why is it required?

• Secondary medical insurance with a $25,000 limit.

• The policy becomes primary should the injured party not have Primary Medical insurance.

• Pays out-of-pocket expenses such as co-pays and deductibles.

• Protects coaches and their schools from potential liability claims.

What is the premium for Participant/Accident camp coverage?

• $300 minimum premium.

• Coaches also have the option of adding multiple camps.

Certificates of Insurance • Most schools today require a certificate of insurance from coaches using school facilities. Certificates of insurance can be issued showing proof of insurance or naming an additional insured.

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NON-PROFIT ORG US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT 1836 S N U L E A OKLA D E R SCITY H I P OK 731

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SNU Leadership: Leadership: BrayBraySNU Doyle’s Tim Tim Whaley Whaley Doyle’s

responsibilities/ Bray-Doyle High School basketball coach Tim assignments. I also Whaley hasHigh an interesting path to the sideline responsibilities/ Bray-Doyle School basketball coach Tim SNU LEADERSHIP appreciated the cohort for Donkeys.

From growingpath up in to assignments.

I also Whaley has an interesting toOklahoma the sideline and pour into the community,” said By Ryan Stone design and working spending time in Texas and now taking over as appreciated the cohort for Donkeys. From growing up in Oklahoma to Stevens. as a ‘student-group’ head coach of the boys basketball team,over Whaley design and working spending time in Texas and now taking as Jackie Stevens ishis a current student in forathe duration of the found exactly career needed in Whaley the as ‘student-group’ head coach of what the boys basketball team, program,” said Whaley.

Leadership Program atcareer Southern Nazarene for the duration of the found exactly what his needed in the Jackie also chose the Leadership prothe Southern Nazarene Leadership “The program is going University. program,” said Whaley.

Leadership Program at Southern Nazarene gram at SNU because of proximity and Masters Program. Stevens did her to qualify graduates “The program is going University.

By because of the strength competitions at SNUOklahoma and wasand a star onVYPE Oklahoma “Iundergrad grew up in Marlow, graduated to sit for the Principal to qualify graduates responsibilities/ Bray-Doyle School basketball coach Tim from High School in 1983.

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Marlow, Oklahoma and graduated she competes in. the track Whether inMarlow the the softball diamond or he’s leading the Fellowship of Christian Athletes huddle at Broken Bow and Superintendent assignments. I also Whaley has an interesting pathto to sit the sideline for the Principal East University in in Ada, graduating in High School, theCentral game plan forSchool Jimmy Wyrick is about paying things forward and opening doors to opportunities for others. from Marlow High 1983.

I attended appreciated the cohort for Donkeys. From growing up and in Oklahoma to said Whaley. certification exam, Superintendent A 1999 graduate ofUniversity Hugo HighinSchool, Wyrick isTexas in his fourth year as the head softball coach of the Lady Savages program.

1987.

I attended graduate school at SulinRoss East Central Ada, graduating in design and working spending time and now taking over as which is a huge advantage.

I knew that “It’s only one night a week so it’s Stevens was an All-American during said Whaley. certification exam, The ever-smiling Wyrick admits the influence of his coaches while a student that helped him to know coaching was his game The U.S. History, Psychology and Economics as a ‘student-group’ coach theRoss boys basketball team, Whaley State University Alpine, head Texas and graduated 1987.

I attendedin graduate school at of Sul Southern University a great which aNazarene hugesaid advantage.

I knew that convenient,” Stevens, “I a lot senior in 2013.

She was plan for life. for the duration ofwas thedo found what his career needed inisthe teacher coaches cross-country and track inher 1994,” said season Whaley.

“Education is agraduated second The U.S. also History, Psychology and Economics State University in Alpine, Texasexactly and school.

But since I have started the program, Southern Nazarene University was training, aingreat program,” said Whaley.

Leadership Program at Southern “I knew fromfor theme. time I was the in the seventh grade I wanted to coach, ” competitions recalled Wyrick whose his 15th season coachofNazarene strength and a1994,” seven-time national qualifier andthat career I spent first 20 years and fieldalso before and after basketballand season. teacher coaches cross-country track in said Whaley.

“Education is a second “The program isand going University. it is clear that the Faculty ing. “The influences of my coaches Darnell Shanklin, Clay McAdams and Cletus Ford helped to show me the way.” school.

But since IUniversity have started the program, so I spend a lot of time in the gym and has the records for the weight working inschool social services administration and and field before and after basketball season. career for me.

I spent the first 20 years to qualify graduates Following graduation from Southeastern State University, Wyrick’s trail of success inofcoaching Texas coaching and teaching and that is where are truly committed to the success their began“Iinlove it is clear that the University and Faculty “I grew up Oklahoma in Marlow, Oklahoma and graduated mental careservices administration.

I started my toto sit for the Principal working in social administration and this allows me still do that.

I like throw, hammer throw and javelin. before crossing thehealth Red River back intofrom Oklahoma with coaching stops at committed Stuart, his alma mater Hugo Atoka before taking Marlow High School in 1983.

Itruly attended I belong for now.and Butteaching within the next years, students.

They have ato very good system and “I love coaching and thatfew is where are the success ofand their and Superintendent education/coaching career at Fort ISD inteam healthfortunes care administration.

I started my the reins ofmental the softball at Broken BowWorth where his won the Class 6A slowpitch statesystem championship spring East Central University in Ada, that graduating in it’s one course at a time for sixand hope to have opportunities to shift a it is seamless and comprehensive.

I could not in the II belong for now.

But within the nexttowards few years, students.

They have a very good said Whaley. certification exam, 2008. I coached at South Hills High School andin school at Sul Ross 1987.

I attended graduate career atPutnam Fort Worth ISD of 2017. education/coaching leadership position,” said Whaley. which isthe a huge advantage.

I knew that weeks and it’s with same people.

Before SNU she went to City have made a better choice for my academic I hope to have opportunities to shift towards a Stevens has big plans after she comit is seamless and comprehensive.

I could not The U.S. History, Psychology and Economics State University in Alpine, and graduated Riverside Middle School five years Wyrick’s game plan is at making difference in before the lives his players.

2008.

I coached Southafor Hills High School and ofTexas Southern University was a great leadership position,” said Whaley. advancement infor Educational a better choice forLeadership!” mynot academic It’s out me; INazarene know some High School she won the State also coaches cross-country and track inthat 1994,” said Whaley. isbuilt amade second the program.

“When you can show kids today you truly care“Education about have them and their everyday lives hard totheget theirpletes buypassion in,teacher ” leadership returning to my where home state of Oklahoma.”

His for education and coaching may Riverside Middle School for five years before school. But sinceit’s I have started program, and field before and after basketball season. career for me. I spent the first 20 years advancement ineducator, Educational Leadership!”

Wyrick said.

“For me,toit’smy allhome about building relationships that last.

Iahave nine of my former players that are now coaching and people at other schools must figure out Championship in shotput and played it is clear that the University and Faculty come from his early mentors.

As coach and Whaley enjoys seeing His passion for education and coaching may returning state of Oklahoma.” working in social services administration and decision to attend SNU’s “I love coaching and teaching and that is where we talk all Making the time.the ” Her are truly committed to the success hisastudents and his athletes succeed the their schedules and this takes a in lot of of their “I softball. ties was to Northwest come from early mentors. plan onhis going the administration As and educator, Whaley enjoys seeing mental healthOklacare administration.

I coach started my “During my high school was very Leadership Programto an easy oneWyrick for I belong for now.

But days, within Ithe next few years, students.

They have aLeadership very good system and the tomorrow’s decision attend SNU’s WithMaking an eye for opportunities, is enrolled in the Masters of Educational program made classroom on the court. education/coaching career at Fort Worth ISDand in his students and his athletes succeed in the the planning away.” homa City have kept her close through route after graduation, Icoaches haven’t de- a I hope to have opportunities shiftvery towards fortunate to have had three and it is seamless and comprehensive.

I could not Whaley. available allLeadership across Oklahoma bywas Southern Nazarene a campaign gamemy high school days, “During Ito was Program an easy one for 2008.

I coached atUniversity, South Hills High School andthat Wyrick applauds for having the perfect classroom and on themade court. leadership position,” said Whaley. have a better for my academiccided college and she now teaches at Putnam plan for success. a Superintendent who all made into the when, but right now Iitplan on enjoy seeing young people gainchoice confidence fortunate to have had three coaches and Riverside Middle School for five“Iyears before Whaley.

Jimmy Wyrick with his family as aresearch coach inreturning three sport advancement in Educational Leadership!”

“I put“My a lotschedule of time and before making my choice and SNU’s Master ofnow Educational Leadership degree meets the Hisin passion for education and coaching may to my home state of Oklahoma.”

Coaches Hallallofmade Fame: Ousley, and achieve things that previously seemed aOklahoma Superintendent who itScott into the In fact, Stevens holds the womCity.

“I enjoy seeing young people gain confidence staying the classroom and helping seasons was a tremendous barrier to going “Mycoach schedule as teacher, a coach” in three sport“The authenticity of this program come from early mentors.

Asthat coach andSNU educator, Whaley enjoys seeing need of every and or said Wyrick. isathat proven. recognized a need to produce quality educational in Oklahoma and Darvis Cole, Bobhis Patterson andleadership Ron out of reach.

I feel Ithe have made aStates positive Oklahoma Coaches Fame: Scott Making the decision to attend SNU’s and achieve things previously seemed en’s state record for United building.

IHall do of want to beNewby. a Ousley, viceAll back toproducing school.

The flexibility of being able was an easy his students and his athletes succeed in thein the “During seasons was a tremendous barrier toProgram going they’re definitely winners. ” Leadership my high school days, IRon was on very one for of these men had a positive impact my life, impact when I motivate students to work hard Darvis Cole, Bob Patterson and Newby. out of reach.

I feel that I have made a positive classroom and on the court.

Powerlifters Association after squatlove the people I work and theprogram principal at some point and possibly aAlla geographic to“Iattend on Wednesday nights was the most An 18-month program, educational leadership meets the demands of coaches Wyrick with classes offered regionally across the state creating back to school.

Thethe flexibility ofwith being able fortunate to have had coaches and Whaley. and believing themselves.

Thelike opportunity butthese Coach Newby athree tremendous impact of men had amade positive impact on my life, impact when Iin motivate students to work hard important factor in choosing SNU! Wednesday convenience. a Superintendent who all made it into the “I enjoy seeing young 435 peopleand gain confidence ting 455 pounds, deadlifting I enjoy workingnights with teachers tokids. attend on Wednesday was the principal,” said Stevens.

“My schedule as most a coach in three sport on me and how Ilike conduct myself a teacher/ to impress upon them the importance oforthose Coach Newby made aclassroom tremendous impact believing inday themselves.

Thethat Oklahoma of Fame:as Scott Ousley, “I go important to classare in McAlester every Wednesday night which isand about the only we don’t have aopportunity game practice, ” but Wyrick stated.

“ICoaches theHall over the online learning and achieve things previously seemed nights almost always freed from coaching factor in choosing SNU! Wednesday seasons was a tremendous barrier totraits going is215. benching I learned from and coaches I played coach,” said Whaley. two where my enjoyment comes from,” on me and how I conduct myself asfor aNewby. teacher/ Darvis Cole, Bob Patterson and Ron All to impress upon them the importance of those out of reach.

I feel that I haveled made athe positive because I believe you benefit so much and learn better when you take part in the small group discussions by instructor that cares for me like I care my players. ” back to school.

The flexibility of being able nights are almost always freed from coaching of these men had a positive impact on my for.

Now I get to help shape our youth impact when I motivate students to work hard coach,” said Whaley. two traits is where my enjoyment comes from,”to pay Plainly speaking, the Master of Educational Leadership offered by most Southern Nazarene University continues it forward by opening doors to a world oflife, opportunities. to attend on Wednesday nights was the but Coach Newby made a tremendous impact and believing in themselves.

The opportunity Cohort starts in January of 2019 important at our campus inchoosing Bethany.

It Wednesday is not too late to enroll! factor in SNU! on me and how I conduct myself as a teacher/ to impress the importance of those Upcoming cohorts: April of 2019nights in Broken Bow, August 2019 in Tulsa, October ofupon 2019them in Sallisaw are almost always freedoffrom coaching coach,” said Whaley. two traits is where my enjoyment comes from,” Contact us for more information: www.snu.edu/mael 405-491-6346. mael@snu.edu

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A high school graduate of Valliant in 2011, Matlock earned his undergraduate degree from Southeastern Oklahoma State University prior to entering education and the challenging demands of coaching at Colbert.

“I was coaching boys and girls baseball, basketball and softball grades four, five and six,” said Matlock. “We had games scheduled almost everyday but Wednesday.”

With a move to become an assistant Principal and Athletic Director at Colbert possible, timing was everything.

“My principal at the time, Stephanie Carleton told me about the Master’s program at Southern Nazarene, “ said Matlock.

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The classroom learning available in the 18-month program is something that Matlock says matches his reason for choosing a career in education crediting the Upcoming SNU instructors for the individualApril care and understanding. cohorts: 2019 in Broken Bow, August “The face to face experience with the instructor provides the extra help I want,” said Matlock. “The family atmosphere and networking opportunities to share experiences Upcoming cohorts: October in Sallisaw with the others in the class far outweighs the online-only classes.

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