Rogers County features several championship contenders, led by Inola's Caleb Sims, the top seed in the discus with a school-record throw of 160-02. Oologah's Kamryn Crenshaw enters as the No. 1 seed in the girls 400 after setting a school record of 1:00.72. Other top seeds include Larkin Sears (high jump), Sophie Helling (800), and Makayla Fisher (100 hurdles). cricket-ipl.in
Sequoyah's Sophia Fernandez is a notable contender in Class 3A as the No. 3 seed in the 400. The meets will be held at Catoosa's Frank McNabb Field for Class 4A and 3A, while Class 2A takes place at Western Heights in Oklahoma City. Additional qualifiers from Rogers County include multiple relay teams and field event athletes looking to make noise at the state level.
