January 21, 2026

Outstanding Athletes Recognized in OSSAA All-State Teams

Oklahoma City, OK, January 21, 2026

The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association has announced the All-State and All-City teams for high school football and softball, honoring exceptional athletes from schools across Oklahoma. This announcement highlights the dedication, teamwork, and achievements of these young athletes during the fall sports season, showcasing their contributions to school spirit and community pride. The recognitions also emphasize the role of high school sports as a pathway for character building and leadership development within the student-athlete community.

Outstanding Athletes Named in OSSAA 2025 All-State Football and Softball Teams

The OSSAA reveals top talents in Oklahoma sports!

Oklahoma City, OK – The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association (OSSAA) has unveiled the 2025 All-State and All-City teams for high school football and softball, honoring exceptional athletes who excelled during the fall sports season. This event underscores the importance of sports within the community, showcasing the remarkable talent, perseverance, and teamwork exhibited by young athletes throughout Oklahoma.

The excitement surrounding these announcements reflects not only the individual achievements of these players but also the collective success of their teams and coaches. High school sports in Oklahoma are more than just games; they are a source of pride and unity, fostering character development and bringing communities together in support of their local teams.

All-State Football Highlights

The All-State selections for football feature standout players from various classes, recognizing their achievements on and off the field:

Class 6A-1:
- Offensive Player of the Year: Quarterback from Bixby High School
- Defensive Player of the Year: Linebacker from Jenks High School
- Coach of the Year: Head Coach of Owasso High School
Class 6A-2:
- Offensive Player of the Year: Running Back from Bishop McGuinness High School
- Defensive Player of the Year: Defensive Back from Stillwater High School
- Coach of the Year: Head Coach of Piedmont High School

All-State Softball Highlights

Similarly, the softballs stars and coaches were recognized for their outstanding contributions:

Class 6A:
- Player of the Year: Pitcher from Edmond Memorial High School
- Coach of the Year: Head Coach of Norman High School
Class 5A:
- Player of the Year: Shortstop from Carl Albert High School
- Coach of the Year: Head Coach of Elgin High School

All-City Team Recognitions

In addition to the All-State teams, the OSSAA has also honored the city’s finest athletes with the All-City selections:

Football:
- Offensive Player of the Year: Quarterback from Classen School of Advanced Studies
- Defensive Player of the Year: Linebacker from Northwest Classen High School
- Coach of the Year: Head Coach of John Marshall High School
Softball:
- Player of the Year: Catcher from Millwood High School
- Coach of the Year: Head Coach of Southeast High School

Community Impact

Selecting these athletes not only acknowledges their hard work and dedication but also reinforces the vital role high school sports play in building character and leadership skills while empowering student-athletes. Local businesses often rally around these programs, creating sponsorships that enhance team experiences and foster community pride. The success of these players on the field echoes through the stands, with enthusiastic community turnout boosting morale and reinforcing the love of the game.

Conclusion

This year’s OSSAA All-State and All-City teams serve as true testament to the passion and drive of Oklahoma’s student-athletes. These young competitors exemplify the values of discipline, teamwork, and resilience—qualities that will guide them well beyond the field. Fans and supporters are encouraged to continue their involvement by attending local games and passionately cheering for their teams. Keep following HEREOklahoma for more inspiring stories about high school sports in Oklahoma!

FAQ

Who were the Offensive Players of the Year for Class 6A-1 and Class 6A-2 in football?

The Offensive Player of the Year for Class 6A-1 was a quarterback from Bixby High School, and for Class 6A-2, it was a running back from Bishop McGuinness High School.

Which softball player was named Player of the Year in Class 6A and Class 5A?

In Class 6A, the Player of the Year was a pitcher from Edmond Memorial High School, and in Class 5A, it was a shortstop from Carl Albert High School.

Who received the Coach of the Year award for football in Class 6A-1 and Class 6A-2?

The Coach of the Year for Class 6A-1 was the head coach of Owasso High School, and for Class 6A-2, it was the head coach of Piedmont High School.

Which football player was named Offensive Player of the Year in the All-City team?

The Offensive Player of the Year in the All-City team was a quarterback from Classen School of Advanced Studies.

Who was named Player of the Year in softball for the All-City team?

The Player of the Year in softball for the All-City team was a catcher from Millwood High School.

Category	Award	Recipient
Class 6A-1 Football	Offensive Player of the Year	Quarterback from Bixby High School
	Defensive Player of the Year	Linebacker from Jenks High School
	Coach of the Year	Head Coach of Owasso High School
Class 6A-2 Football	Offensive Player of the Year	Running Back from Bishop McGuinness High School
	Defensive Player of the Year	Defensive Back from Stillwater High School
	Coach of the Year	Head Coach of Piedmont High School
Class 6A Softball	Player of the Year	Pitcher from Edmond Memorial High School
Class 6A Softball	Coach of the Year	Head Coach of Norman High School
Class 5A Softball	Player of the Year	Shortstop from Carl Albert High School
Class 5A Softball	Coach of the Year	Head Coach of Elgin High School
All-City Football	Offensive Player of the Year	Quarterback from Classen School of Advanced Studies
	Defensive Player of the Year	Linebacker from Northwest Classen High School
	Coach of the Year	Head Coach of John Marshall High School
All-City Softball	Player of the Year	Catcher from Millwood High School
All-City Softball	Coach of the Year	Head Coach of Southeast High School