Oklahoma City, OK, December 23, 2025
The Oklahoma high school swimming season is heating up as the Carl Albert boys aim for their third consecutive Class 5A state title, while the Shawnee girls target their fifth championship. With formidable competitors like Edmond North and Norman North also in the mix, the season promises thrilling action as schools prepare for their first contests. Athletes are showcasing their skills, and individual performers are emerging as key players. Fans are encouraged to support their teams in the upcoming meets.
Carl Albert Boys and Shawnee Girls Seek Glory in Swimming
Teams Prepare for a Competitive 2025-26 Oklahoma High School Swimming Season
Oklahoma City, OK – The 2025-26 Oklahoma high school swimming season is set to showcase intense competition and remarkable talent across the state. Key storylines include the Carl Albert boys team striving for a third consecutive Class 5A state title despite losing key swimmers, and the Shawnee girls team aiming to secure their fifth state championship. Additionally, the Edmond North boys team is poised to challenge for the Class 6A title, while the Norman North girls team is expected to be a strong contender in Class 6A.
The Carl Albert boys team, having clinched back-to-back Class 5A state titles, faces the challenge of rebuilding after the departure of several key swimmers. Despite these losses, the team remains determined to maintain its championship legacy. Similarly, the Shawnee girls team is focused on achieving their fifth state championship, building on their previous successes and the strength of their returning athletes.
Carl Albert Boys: Aiming for a Three-Peat
The Carl Albert boys swim team has set its sights on continuing its remarkable success as they strive for a third consecutive Class 5A state title. With some key swimmers having graduated, the team must rely on its depth and commitment to training to overcome the challenges ahead. The determination to uphold their legacy serves as a source of motivation and camaraderie for the athletes.
Shawnee Girls: The Quest for Championship Title Number Five
The Shawnee girls swim team is preparing to make a strong push for its fifth state championship, leveraging the experience and skill of its returning athletes. As these swimmers work together, their teamwork and dedication are expected to play a crucial role in achieving their goal, while also fostering community pride along the way.
Edmond North Boys: Rising Contenders in Class 6A
The Edmond North boys team has been capturing attention with their impressive performances in early-season meets. With a talented roster and fierce competitiveness, they are positioned as a formidable contender for the Class 6A state title. The dedication of these young athletes showcases the importance of discipline and personal responsibility in achieving success.
Norman North Girls: Challenging for Class 6A Glory
On the girls’ side, the Norman North swim team is gearing up to make an impact in Class 6A. Their roster boasts both experienced swimmers and promising newcomers, contributing to a well-rounded squad capable of challenging for the top honors. The blend of fresh talent and seasoned competitors underscores the growth and potential of the Norman North program.
Notable Individual Performers
As the season progresses, several individual swimmers have displayed exceptional talent and quick times that might set the stage for significant accomplishments. Braylin Mitchell of the Shawnee Swim Club recently achieved an AA time standard in the 100 IM, clocking in at 1:05.56 at the 2025 OK SSC October Invite. Mylie Bradley of the Jenks Trojan Swim Club also impressed by recording an AA time standard in the 400 IM at 4:36.65 during the 2025 OK JTSC Fall Invitational. Their achievements exemplify the hard work and focus that are hallmarks of successful athletes in Oklahoma.
Upcoming Schedule: Mark Your Calendars
The competition schedule for the season has been outlined by the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association (OSSAA), with the first practice scheduled for October 1, 2025, and the first contests starting on November 1, 2025. Teams are eagerly preparing for a season filled with competitive meets leading up to the state championships in February 2026.
Conclusion
The 2025-26 Oklahoma high school swimming season promises to be filled with talent, determination, and community engagement. As teams gear up for competitions, they will not only be battling for titles but also fostering team spirit and pride in their respective schools. Fans are encouraged to support their local programs and attend the upcoming meets, witnessing firsthand the growth and excellence in Oklahoma’s high school swimming scene. Stay tuned for more coverage as the season unfolds!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What are the key storylines for the 2025-26 Oklahoma high school swimming season?
The key storylines include the Carl Albert boys team aiming for a third consecutive Class 5A state title despite losing key swimmers, the Shawnee girls team striving for their fifth state championship, the Edmond North boys team challenging for the Class 6A title, and the Norman North girls team being a strong contender in Class 6A.
Which teams are expected to be strong contenders in the 2025-26 season?
The Carl Albert boys team, Shawnee girls team, Edmond North boys team, and Norman North girls team are all expected to be strong contenders in their respective classes.
When does the 2025-26 Oklahoma high school swimming season begin?
The season begins with the first practice on October 1, 2025, and the first contests on November 1, 2025.
Key Features of the 2025-26 Oklahoma High School Swimming Season
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Season Start Date | First practice on October 1, 2025; first contests on November 1, 2025. |
| Key Teams to Watch | Carl Albert boys, Shawnee girls, Edmond North boys, Norman North girls. |
| Individual Athletes to Watch | Braylin Mitchell (Shawnee Swim Club), Mylie Bradley (Jenks Trojan Swim Club). |
| State Championships | Scheduled for February 2026. |
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