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At INTEGRIS Health, we are proud to say we’re Oklahoma’s largest healthcare system. It’s communities – just like Edmond – all around our state that give us the opportunity to extend our quality care to more Oklahomans and their families.

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COMEBACK ATHLETE OF THE MONTH

Valir Physical Therapy is proud to announce Ryan Robinson as our come back athlete of the month. Ryan earned a spot on the Duncan Demon varsity tennis team both his freshman and sophomore years where he also qualified for the 5A state tournament. He played and won many USTA and school tournaments. Ryan suffered a knee injury while playing tennis and chose Valir to provide his physical rehabilitation.

Ryan stated “ the therapy provided at Valir helped me to recover quickly and regain my strength and flexibility”, my knee feels 100% better because of my rehab”.

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Best of the Best! The VYPE family would like to congratulate all of the student athletes that competed during the 2012-13 school year. And a special thanks to all of the parents, coaches and students that supported these athletes throughout the season.For several years we have heard the public wanted a statewide All-VYPE team for each sport. VYPE has selected

regional teams for years, but for the first time we in our magazines history we bring you statewide All-VYPE teams for every sport. Take a look at some of the athletes that not only impressed us, but turned in memorable performances we will never forget. The statewide football preview is currently being worked on so don't forget to pick it up in mid July as we bring you coverage on all of the football teams in Oklahoma. Check your local Wal-Mart and pick up your copy! Finally a big thank you to all of the sponsors and advertisers that help make VYPE Magazine possible. Without your support we couldn't cover your kids and your communities. Follow us on twitter @VYPEOK and find us on facebook. Thanks again and we'll see you at the game!

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Next Issue...The much-anticipated Oklahoma Pigskin Preview will hit the shelves with coverage of every high school in the state. Who will make the cover? Who is picked to win their district? Find out in July!

2012-2013 Collector’s EditionIn the 2012-2013 year VYPE published 48 different magazines across the entire state. It has been a true joy to cover the state’s high school athletes and witness some of the great feats they were able to accomplish. In the June issue we are recapping some of those feats by highlighting every state championship team the 2012-2013 school year had to offer. In this issue we also break down our statewide All-VYPE teams for every sport so make sure to take a look and see which stars shined the brightest.

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Jenks GirlsDominate on the Court

The Jenks girls tennis team took home the gold at the Class 6A state tournament. Edging out second place finisher Bishop Kelley by four points the Lady Trojans finished with 32 total team points.At No. 1 singles Mariah Burke finished in fourth place overall. Burke won her first two matches of the state tournament, beating Mustang’s Kyndal Heath in the first round and Enid’s Alexis Blasi in the quarterfinals. Burke stumbled on day two of the tournament

however losing in the semifinals to Owasso’s Lauren Pickens and also losing in the third place match to Edmond North’s Ann Pepper.At No. 2 singles Jenny Bond gave Jenks a huge lift with a first place finish. In the first round Bond defeated Norman’s Gabby Schreiner then knocked off Bartlesville’s Megan Turcotte in the quarterfinals. In the semifinals Bond beat Bishop McGuinness’ Laura Lorenzo and then in the finals Bond cruised past Enid’s Gabrielle Dick.The Lady Trojans then won titles in both No. 1 and No. 2 doubles. At No. 1 doubles the team of McKinleigh Lair and Piper Huey picked up a huge win over Bishop Kelley’s duo of Madeline Hall and Caroline Reynolds in the semifinals then overpowered Enid’s team of Kathryn Dillingham and Alexandra Dick in the championship match. At No. 2 doubles the Jenks tandem of Shannon Decker and Alix Williams won

a semifinal match over McGuinness duo Katie Conrad andMadison Schick then beat Edmond North’s Katie Liszewski and Rylee Tucker in the finals.The team title was the Lady Trojans’ sixth in the last 10 years and their 14th overall as a program. Only one program at Jenks, the boys swimming team, has won more state titles than the girls tennis team according to the OSSAA.

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Golf: The Dutch Boys golf team had its highest finish at SPC since a 2005 SPC championship with a fourth place finish. After day one on Monday they were in seventh place, but the boys came out firing on Tuesday to finish fourth and only two strokes out of third. The boys shot a team score of 617 and were led by Sophomore Arjun Reddy who finished sixth overall with a score of 146 for two days. Arjun shot one under par on Tuesday, tying for the second lowest round of the day. Sophomore Sajan Patel followed with a 156, Freshman Jake Van Hooser shot a 157 and Junior Peter Boylan shot 158 for two rounds. The Dutch are young team with an exciting future. For the girls golf team Sophomore Marcella Pierre led the girls golf team with a final round of 78 to finish 8th place at the SPC Golf Championship at SPC. She was joined by teammates Sarah Barron, Bailey Tulloch, Jamie Newman and Rachel Emmons.

SoftBall: The softball team played Episcopal High School at Episcopal to start the tournament. The girls took an early 2-0 lead, but could not hold on as they lost 6-3. In the second game, the Dutch could not get the bats going early enough and lost to St. Mary's Hall. On Saturday, the girls defeated All Saints 14-4

as the girls played one of their best games of the year. Junior Kelsey Arnold went 11 for 12 at the plate at SPC and she batted an astounding .813 for the season. The Dutch finished seventh place overall in the SPC.

track and field: The Dutch had some tremendous times, jumps and throws at SPC. There were 19 schools who competed and over 40 athletes in most events.Senior Caroline Adelson: 3200m run: 4th place 800m: 5th place 1600m: 7th placeSenior Phillip White: 200m - 7th placeJunior Pierce Brady: Triple Jump: 5th placeJunior James Eaton: Shot put: 5th placeJunior Michaela McGregor: 100m: SPC Champion 200m- 2nd placeSophomore Mercedes Pena: Discus: 7th placeSophomore Nick Rable: Pole Vault: 7th placeSophomore Sam Roberts: Discus: 6th placeFreshman Elizabeth Adelson - High Jump: SPC Champion 300 hurdles: 4th placeGirls 4X800: 4th place (Elizabeth Adelson, Savannah Smith, Allene Michaels, Langles Dunn)Boys 4X400: 6th place (Phillip White, Nate Stewart, Dalton Nonweiler, Andrew Lackey)

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Zak Knutson, MD Arthroscopic surgery of the hip is relatively new in the field of orthopedics. It utilizes cutting-edge technologyand can be a great optionfor athletes.

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What is Hip Arthroscopy?It’s a minimally invasive surgical procedure done within the hip joint through small incisions, using an arthroscope (camera) to visualize and repair damaged tissues such as the labrum.

Are Athletes Good Candidates for Hip Arthroscopy?Yes. While each patient is unique, hip arthroscopy can be a good option for a wide range of active patients, including athletes. In the past, many athletes with hip disorders learned to live with their symptoms, which often resulted in them giving up competitive athletics. We are now able to diagnose and treat sources of hip pain that we didn’t even know existed 15 years ago.

What are the Benefits to Having Hip Arthroscopy Versus the More Extensive Open Surgical Procedures?Hip arthroscopy is done on an outpatient basis. Patients benefit from smaller incisions and earlier and faster rehabilitation. For some athletes arthroscopy offers a distinct advantage over traditional open techniques, but for many, arthroscopy offers a method of treatment where none existed before.

What are Common Symptoms of Hip Injury?Pain when bending, squatting or twisting are often associated with hip injuries. Prolonged sitting can be uncomfortable or catching symptoms can occur during normal everyday activities. A careful history and examination will usually indicate whether the hip is the source of symptoms.

Are There Particular Sports that have a Higher Incidence of Hip Related Injuries?Yes. Football, basketball, hockey, baseball, golf, tennis or any sport that involves twisting or hip flexion maneuvers are particularly vulnerable to hip injuries. Famous athletes such as Alex Rodriquez, Kurt Warner, Greg Norman and figure skater Tara Lipinski have all benefited from hip arthroscopic procedures.

There are currently only a few Oklahoma orthopedic surgeons performing Hip Arthroscopy procedures. Dr. Knutson specializes in Hip and Knee Preservation. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma, College of Medicine. He completed his residency at Oklahoma University Health Science Center and fellowship at the Hospital for Special Surgery, Department of Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery in New York City. He currently treats patients at Oklahoma Sports & Orthopedics Institute in Norman, Edmond, south Oklahoma City and Chickasha.

For more information on Hip Arthroscopy or to make an appointment with Dr. Knutson, please call (405) 515.8090.

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Orthopedic Surgeon

Zak Knutson, MD Arthroscopic surgery of the hip is relatively new in the field of orthopedics. It utilizes cutting-edge technologyand can be a great optionfor athletes.

“”

Hip Arthroscopy FYI

What is Hip Arthroscopy?It’s a minimally invasive surgical procedure done within the hip joint through small incisions, using an arthroscope (camera) to visualize and repair damaged tissues such as the labrum.

Are Athletes Good Candidates for Hip Arthroscopy?Yes. While each patient is unique, hip arthroscopy can be a good option for a wide range of active patients, including athletes. In the past, many athletes with hip disorders learned to live with their symptoms, which often resulted in them giving up competitive athletics. We are now able to diagnose and treat sources of hip pain that we didn’t even know existed 15 years ago.

What are the Benefits to Having Hip Arthroscopy Versus the More Extensive Open Surgical Procedures?Hip arthroscopy is done on an outpatient basis. Patients benefit from smaller incisions and earlier and faster rehabilitation. For some athletes arthroscopy offers a distinct advantage over traditional open techniques, but for many, arthroscopy offers a method of treatment where none existed before.

What are Common Symptoms of Hip Injury?Pain when bending, squatting or twisting are often associated with hip injuries. Prolonged sitting can be uncomfortable or catching symptoms can occur during normal everyday activities. A careful history and examination will usually indicate whether the hip is the source of symptoms.

Are There Particular Sports that have a Higher Incidence of Hip Related Injuries?Yes. Football, basketball, hockey, baseball, golf, tennis or any sport that involves twisting or hip flexion maneuvers are particularly vulnerable to hip injuries. Famous athletes such as Alex Rodriquez, Kurt Warner, Greg Norman and figure skater Tara Lipinski have all benefited from hip arthroscopic procedures.

There are currently only a few Oklahoma orthopedic surgeons performing Hip Arthroscopy procedures. Dr. Knutson specializes in Hip and Knee Preservation. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma, College of Medicine. He completed his residency at Oklahoma University Health Science Center and fellowship at the Hospital for Special Surgery, Department of Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery in New York City. He currently treats patients at Oklahoma Sports & Orthopedics Institute in Norman, Edmond, south Oklahoma City and Chickasha.

For more information on Hip Arthroscopy or to make an appointment with Dr. Knutson, please call (405) 515.8090.

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Statewide all-VYPeall-VYPe teams are selected for every region of VYPe Oklahoma. OKC-area, tulsa-area, Northwest, Southwest, North, and three Rivers. the following are the best of the best. the all-VYPe teams from a statewide basis.

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GIRLSAudrey Campbell – Mount St. Mary Alex Davis – Plainview Emily Helms – Mustang Jessica Hembree – Tahlequah Abby Hoover – Sapulpa Laura Kunz – Lincoln Christian Sydney Lawrence – StilwellKelsey McKee – Metro Christian Makayka Miller – Plainview Hayley Redwine – Norman Omega Reese – TonkawaCourtney Taylor – Quinton Regan Ward – Beggs Baylee Warnke – Canute Michaela Werner – Grove BOYSBryce Balenseifen – Deer Creek Dylan Dyer – Collinsville Zachariah Van Fleet – Tahlequah Noah Gade – Stillwater Mackenzie Wahpepah-Harris – Norman Baylor Harvey – Cleveland Wyatt Johnson – Watonga Cody Jones – Jenks Chris Lowery – Chandler Jordan Masterson – Lincoln Christian Terrance Nofire – Sequoyah Tahlequah Tristan Owens – Oologah Andrew Rogers – Copan Tristan Rogers – Woodland Robert Torres – Plainview

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All-VYPE Cross Country Statewide Best of the Best

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Congratulations to Rob Boyd FCA Athlete of the Year Vian High School

On May 30th, VYPE and Oklahoma Wesleyan invited the FCA and the recipients of the OKWU FCA Athlete of the Month awards to Tulsa Oklahoma for the inaugural CLAY Awards at a luncheon at ONEOK Field in downtown Tulsa.

The CLAY Awards were established to honor High Schools students who seek to impact their world for Jesus Christ through the influence of athletics.

The title was taken from the scripture Isaiah 64:8, “We are the clay, you are the potter; we are all the work of your hand.”

The CLAY Awards recognized 16 youth from around Oklahoma who are being molded by God and who outwardly place Christ first through sports, teamwork, leadership and community.

For the past year Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) from the Oklahoma City and Tulsa regions have been selected for the FCA Athlete of the Month sponsored by Oklahoma Wesleyan University and VYPE High School Sports Magazine.

In addition, the recipients were all in the running for one of 5 yearly awards: the Leadership Award; Community Award; FCA Choice Award; Running the Race Award; and the CLAY Award for Athlete of the Year with the winner receiving a $5,000.00 scholarship to Oklahoma Wesleyan University.

The keynote speaker was Paul Smith, all-time leading Quarterback from the University of Tulsa. Introducing the CLAY Awards for the was Dr. Everett Piper, President of Oklahoma Wesleyan University. Others on hand were Bill Huddleston, MC; Austin Chadwick, Publisher of VYPE High School Sports Magazine; and Chris Kaiser, Eastern Oklahoma Director for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

VYPE/OKWU FCA Athlete of the Month Jake Gandara – Fort GibsonJoel Davis – Midwest CityQualan Johnson – Midwest CityCasey Miller – BeggsBryce Kippenberger – FairviewAshley Lagasse – LomegaJordan Woodard – Edmond MemorialTrent Taber – JenksTaylor Perry – Carl AlbertCole Taylor – Victory ChristianAbby Hoover – SapulpaRachel Landes – Deer CreekSam Blankenship – UnionBrandon Bowles – Norman NorthPaige Grooms – WestvilleRyan Helsley – Sequoyah TahlequahKatie Kirkhart – HilldaleJadyn Crooch – ChecotahCourtney Smith – OkayTaylor London – Fort GibsonLane Murphy – Fort GibsonAshley Pruitt – WestvilleRob Boyd – VianSam Smith – StillwaterKelsey Cotham – Ponca CityKendra Chinn – CopanJordan Gorham – Perkins-TryonJeni Nix – Pawhuska Montana Hummingbird – CowetaKacy Lockhart - Sallisaw Audrianna Morgan – Centennial CLAY Award - Leadership Trent Taber - Jenks

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Statewide all-VYPeall-VYPe teams are selected for every region of VYPe Oklahoma. OKC-area, tulsa-area, Northwest, Southwest, North, and three Rivers. the following are the best of the best. the all-VYPe teams from a statewide basis.

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all-VYPe teams are selected for every region of VYPe Oklahoma. OKC-area, tulsa-area, Northwest, Southwest, North, and three Rivers. the following are the best of the best. the all-VYPe teams from a statewide basis.

ALLISON BARR – EDMOND NORTH ABBY CACHERO – BROKEN ARROW MAGAN CASTLEBERRY – ELGIN CARTER CLOUD – HERITAGE HALL KATIE COGBURN – CEMENT CLAIRE FARMER – MUSKOGEE BRISTEN GRAVES – OKAY MEGHAN HOOK – EDMOND SANTA FE CLAIRE KELLY – BISHOP KELLEYMAGGIE LANNAN – COPAN KATELYNN MARTINE – CACHE PEYTON MEACHAM – STILLWATER MCKENNA QUALLS – EDMOND MEMORIALJAIME RAHILLY – CASCIA HALLCARLEY ROTHER – CLINTON LIESL SPOERL – CASCIA HALLMARIAH WAGNER – ENID BROOKE WAYMAN – OKLAHOMA BIBLE HAIDEN WHITE – CATOOSALAUREN WINSLOW – CHRISTIAN HERITAGE

COACH OF THE YEAR – JENNY DIxON – CASCIA HALL

Jaime Rahilly

Claire Kelly

All-VYPE Volleyball Statewide Best of the Best


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FOOTBALL2012-2013 StAtE ChAMPIoNS

ClASS 4A ClASS 3A

Clinton Blanchard

ClASS 2A

Oklahoma Christian School

ClASS A ClASS B

Ringling Laverne

ClASS C

Tipton

ClASS 6A

Jenks

ClASS 5A

Carl Albert

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Christina Devers Bixby High School

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Owasso Rams baseball star Trae Bobo is the Mazzio’s Male Athlete of the Year. Bobo, a power hitting third baseman, put up some huge numbers this year hitting 15 home runs and driving in 44 runs to lead the Rams in both categories. Those numbers not only helped to power Owasso to

a 36-0 record this spring and a Class 6A title but also got Bobo selected to the All-State baseball team. Bobo’s biggest home run this season may have very well been his last. With Owasso trailing Broken Arrow 1-0 early in the Class 6A semifinals Bobo crushed a towering home run to dead center in the third inning tying the game. Owasso of course then went on to win the game to reach the finals where they beat Norman North by a score of 5-1. Bobo plans to attend Oklahoma Wesleyan University in the fall and continue his baseball career.

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Congratulations to Christina Devers for being named the 2013 Mazzio’s Athlete of the Year. Devers, a standout basketball player at Bixby High School will take her talents to the University of Central Arkansas after a stellar high school career. Bixby head coach Melody Stewart described Devers as one of the best players she has had the opportunity to coach and is excited to see what Devers will do in college and in life. During the 2012-13 season, Devers averaged 20.0 points per game accounting for 581 points on the season to go with her 3.5 assists and 3.9 steals per game. She also shot 79.2% from the free throw line. Devers finished her career at Bixby by being named 1st Team All-VYPE and to the VYPE Top 100 list and now she adds the title of Mazzio’s Athlete of the Year to her resume.

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Statewide all-VYPe

QB – Jaylen Lowe – Owasso QB – Austin Brooks – Oklahoma Christian

RB – Trey’Vonne Barre – Jenks RB – Lawrence Evitt – WagonerRB – Steve Thompson – Carl AlbertRB – Blake Bohner - Hominy

WR – Cody Chancellor – Bishop McGuinnessWR – Riley Hess - AlvaWR – Easton Pingleton - AdaWR – Trevin Smith – Edmond Santa Fe

TE – DeAndre Jennings - Bixby

OL – Rob Boyd – Vian OL – Heath Newland – Edmond NorthOL – Aaron Williams – Lawton IkeOL – Zac Uhles – Norman NorthOL – Brandon Waggoner - Jenks

DL – Deondre Clark – Douglass DL – Dalton Rodriguez – Union DL – Jordan Brailford – Booker T. WashingtonDL – Spencer Seeley – Chandler

LB – Austin Loomis – Deer Creek LB – Josh Ratliff – Cleveland LB – Jordan Cunningham - ClaremoreLB – Cade Pfleider – Alva

DB/S – Alfonso McMillian – Millwood DB/S – Mykel Shaw – Anadarko DB/S – Zach Rayner – Pond Creek-Hunter DB/S – Ethan Shaw – Barnsdall

K – SInue Rodriguez – Sallisaw K – Justin Dunn – Berryhill

P – Alexander Svetgoff – Westmoore P – Jason Nichols – Weatherford

KR – Jordan Evans – Norman North KR – Cornell Neal – Midwest City

PR – Miles Jackson – Hilldale PR – Johnny Lewis – Kansas

ATH – Stanvon Taylor – East Central ATH – Warren Wand – Edmond Memorial ATH – Marquiz Simpkins – Clinton

Coach of the Year – Gary Rose – Carl Albert

1St tEAM

Jaylen Lowe Austin Brooks Jordan Evans Trey'Vonne Barre

all-VYPe teams are selected for every region of VYPe Ok lahoma. OKC-area, tulsa-area, Northwest, Southwest, North, and three Rivers. the following are the best of th e best. the all-VYPe teams from a statewide basis.

All-VYPE Footb all Statewide

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BESt oF thE BESt


2Nd tEAMQB – Peyton Gavras – Norman NorthQB – Trevor Flores – Frederick

RB – Tanner Smith – VerdigrisRB – Christopher High – DouglassRB – Jake Gandara – Fort GibsonRB – Blake Smittle – Heavener

WR – Joe Neece – CashionWR – Jacob Overton – MincoWR – Randal Case – Jones WR – Colten Keith – Muldrow

TE – Jay Werner – Poteau

OL – Caleb Holland – Carl AlbertOL – Dexton Robertson – CashionOL – Cody Rutherford – Bartlesville OL – Andrew Brestel – Fort GibsonOL – Brett Asher – Cascia Hall

DL – Alvin Bazley – Edmond Santa Fe DL – Tramal Ivy – MuskogeeDL – La’teze Clayton – WagonerDL – Gage Wimer – Blanchard

LB – Rowdy Simon – VianLB – Josh Giem – Hilldale LB – Kooper Ruminer – Deer Creek-LamontLB – Nick Jeffreys – Bishop McGuinness

DB/S – Ryan Hurd – Verdigris DB/S – Anthony Williams – Douglass DB/S – Khalil Johnson – Hollis DB/S – Maurice Chandler – Lawton

K – Trevor Moore – Edmond North K – Dillon Noble – Deer Creek

P – Jack Braught – DuncanP – Zack Cater – Durant

KR – Matt Haymes – Wright Christian KR – Jace Chandler – Drumright

PR – Bryce Kippenberger – Fairview PR – Kyle Self – Blanchard

ATH – Cooper Koons – Tuttle ATH – Josh Torres – Tipton ATH – Brandon Prather – Stillwater

Caleb Holland Nick Jeffreys Brett Asher Cooper Koons

All-VYPE Footb all Statewide

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SWIMMING2012-2013 StAtE ChAMPIoNS

ClASS 6A ClASS 5ABoyS

ClASS 6A ClASS 5A

GIRlS

Norman North

Edmond North

Bixby

Fort Gibson

The Newcastle High School Lady Racers track and field team tied for ninth at the Class 4A state meet at Ardmore High School with 22 total team points. The Lady Racers were led by senior

thrower Ashley Bryant who netted 16 points on her own with a first place finish in the shot put and a third place finish in the discus. Bryant’s winning mark of 42-07.00 was the only throw at the state meet to clear 40-00. The other six points Newcastle earned came from Katie Riojas.

With a time of 16.44 Riojas took home third place in the 100-meter hurdles. For their outstanding performance at the state meet and throughout the year we salute the Newcastle girls track and

field team.

Newcastle High School NEWCASTLE GIRLS TRACK

Submit your nomination for the OCO Tri-City Athlete or Team of the Month to: [email protected]

Dr. Sean O’Brien

Kevin C. Mason, P.A.-C., MHS

Tri-City Athletes of the Month

3110 SW 89th Suite 200C - Oklahoma City, OK 73159 - Office - 405.759.2663

ELIZABETH GUTHRIEMADISON ALBERTSONMADISON DUCKWALL

ALLIE SHUMARD

KATIE RIOJASASHLEY BRYANT

JORDAN WEHLINGSHABRIA IRBY

ALEXIS PINEANGEL HENSLEY

HEAD COACH: HEATH MASSEY

ASSISTANT: EVELYN COX

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The Newcastle High School Lady Racers track and field team tied for ninth at the Class 4A state meet at Ardmore High School with 22 total team points. The Lady Racers were led by senior

thrower Ashley Bryant who netted 16 points on her own with a first place finish in the shot put and a third place finish in the discus. Bryant’s winning mark of 42-07.00 was the only throw at the state meet to clear 40-00. The other six points Newcastle earned came from Katie Riojas.

With a time of 16.44 Riojas took home third place in the 100-meter hurdles. For their outstanding performance at the state meet and throughout the year we salute the Newcastle girls track and

field team.

Newcastle High School NEWCASTLE GIRLS TRACK

Submit your nomination for the OCO Tri-City Athlete or Team of the Month to: [email protected]

Dr. Sean O’Brien

Kevin C. Mason, P.A.-C., MHS

Tri-City Athletes of the Month

3110 SW 89th Suite 200C - Oklahoma City, OK 73159 - Office - 405.759.2663

ELIZABETH GUTHRIEMADISON ALBERTSONMADISON DUCKWALL

ALLIE SHUMARD

KATIE RIOJASASHLEY BRYANT

JORDAN WEHLINGSHABRIA IRBY

ALEXIS PINEANGEL HENSLEY

HEAD COACH: HEATH MASSEY

ASSISTANT: EVELYN COX

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BOYS RILEY BUNYARD - HARRAHCHASE DAVIS – UNIONBEN DEIBERT - BIxBYTOMAS ELDER – NORMAN NORTH TREVOR GRANT – BOOKER T. WASHINGTON REID HIBBS – SOUTHMOORECONNER ST. JOHN – PIEDMONT MAC JOHNSON – STILLWATER COLTON KRAUSE – BARTLESVILLE NARESH NAIK – EDMOND MEMORIAL MARK ROSELIUS – SHAWNEEPRESTON SELBY – HARDING CHARTER PREPGARRETT THOMPSON – ALTUS JUSTIN WU – NORMAN NORTH MASON YORK – KINGFISHER GIRLS ALEx BALLARD – MOORE BREONNA BARKER – BROKEN ARROW ANNAH BAYKAL – EDMOND MEMORIAL KATHY BLISS – JENKS LESLIE WHITE - FORT GIBSONHANNAH CANTRELL – FORT GIBSON KAREN CHAO – LAWTON IKE RYLEE HESS – METRO CHRISTIAN HAILEY JENSEN – JENKS LAUREN KEITHLEY – CASCIA HALL ANKA LUKANNEK – CARL ALBERT HALI MARTIN – FORT GIBSON AMBER PENCE – BIxBY DOVIE RAYBURN – NORMAN NORTHSARA RIGGS – EDMOND SANTA FE ANN-MARIE STOWE – EDMOND NORTH

Chase Davis

Justin Wu

All-VYPE Swimming Statewide Best of the Best


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ClASS 6A

Jenks

ClASS 5A

Carl Albert

ClASS 4A

Jenks

ClASS 3A

Carl Albert

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Raegene Riggs is a senior at Nathan Hale High School and is a member of the varsity track team. Raegene carries a 3.8 GPA and takes AP Statistics. She is a member of the National Honor Society and belongs to the College Readiness Club and the Fit Club. When she’s not in training you can find her running cross country. Raegene gives credit to her mom for always pushing her to better herself.

Austin O’Brien OWASSO HIGH SCHOOL

The newly crowned state champion finishes his

high school career at Owasso undefeated.

Austin O’Brien is the model student athlete

carrying a 4.12 GPA while taking honors

English and Calculus. A member of the

National Honor Society, O’Brien plans to

take his classroom work and play on

the field to the next level. As a member

of the Rams baseball team Austin

played first base and in the outfield.

He finished the season leading the Rams

in batting average at .411, hits 44 and runs

scored with 38.

Austin O’Brien Owasso High School

Submit your nomination for the TTCU Academic Athlete of the Month to: [email protected]

Raegene RiggsNathan Hale High School

Nathan Hale High School

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Liesl Spoerl is a senior at Cascia Hall and is a multi-sport star for the Commandos. Spoerl is a star in the classroom and on the court. As a volleyball player she’s received numerous honors and she was named to the VYPE Top 100 in basketball. She carries a 3.68 GPA and takes AP Literature and AP Statistics. Heavily involved in community activities through youth ministry, Spoerl is a great example of a TTCU Athlete of the Month.

Zach Norris COWETA HIGH SCHOOL

Zach Norris starts for the Coweta varsity

basketball team and is considered one

of the top basketball players in the

state. Norris carries a 4.12 GPA and

takes AP English Lit and Composition.

Norris is a member of the National

Honor Society and the FCA. Norris

has decided to attend college at

Oklahoma Christian where he

will pursue a degree while playing

basketball.

Zach Norris Coweta High School


Liesl Spoerl

Cascia Hall

Cascia Hall

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Celebrating a year of Academic Athletes

Allie Alvstad Bixby

Stevi ParkerBixby

Raegene RiggsHale

Edith Darris Sperry

Mitrah GhavamiBixby

Liesl SpoerlCascia Hall

Karlee BradberryJenks

Caylee WinterbergCatoosa

Ashley WilliamsBerryhill

Zach JacksonBerryhill

Thomas BaconKiefer

Austin O'BrienOwasso

Austin GrauerLincoln

Jon KamiesSapulpa

Zach Norris Coweta

Bryan ClintonSeq. Claremore

Isaac HollihanClaremore

Juwan ParkerTulsa Washington

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1ST TEAM 106 OWEN SIMPSON – TONKAWA113 KAID BROCK – STILLWATER 120 ELI HALE – MIAMI126 MARK CARTER – EAST CENTRAL 132 WIL STELTZLEN – COLLINSVILLE 138 GARY WAYNE HARDING – COLLINSVILLE 145 DAVEY DOLAN – BERRYHILL 152 KYLE DRISCOLL – CASCIA HALL 160 GAGE STALLWORTH – CUSHING 170 ZACH BEARD – TUTTLE 182 LANCE DIxON – EDMOND NORTH 195 JOEL DIxON – EDMOND NORTH 220 ANDREW DIxON – EDMOND NORTH 285 JACOBY BROWN – CHICKASHA 2ND TEAM 106 CHRISTIAN MOODY – COLLINSVILLE 113 DAVION JEFFRIES – COLLINSVILLE 120 ERIK JUANES – NEWKIRK 126 LUKE WOLFENBERGER – UNION 132 GUNNER LAFFOON – TUTTLE 138 SHEA CONLEY – SAPULPA 145 DAKOTA HEAD – TUTTLE 152 CAMERON LOVING – ALTUS 160 KEILAN TORRES – ALTUS 170 DAVID DOWELL – NEWKIRK 182 CALE WILSON – SALLISAW 195 JADON DAVENPORT – SALLISAW 220 MIKE BAKER – LOCUST GROVE 285 CARLOS TAYLOR – BROKEN ARROW

COACH OF THE YEAR – MATT SURBER – TUTTLE

Lance, Joel, Andrew Dixon

Davey Dolan

All-VYPE Wrestling Statewide Best of the Best


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BASKETBALL2012-2013 StAtE ChAMPIoNS

BoyS

ClASS 2A ClASS A

Latta Glencoe

ClASS B

Arnett

ClASS 6A

Edmond Memorial

ClASS 5A

Tulsa Memorial

ClASS 4A

Douglass

ClASS 3A

Millwood


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GIRlS

ClASS 2A ClASS A

Northeast Okarche

ClASS B

Erick

ClASS 6A

Booker T. Washington

ClASS 5A

Deer Creek

ClASS 4A

Fort Gibson

ClASS 3A

Sulphur

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Statewide all-VYPe

1st Team Stevie Clark – DouglassSeth Youngblood – RolandJordan Woodard – Ed. MemorialJaylen Lowe-OwassoDavid Bush – Putnam City

Coach of the Year: Allen Tune - Arnett

2nd Team Jakob Hartsock – Bartlesville Tony Aska – Coyle Carlbe Ervin – Edmond NorthJuwan Parker – Tulsa WashingtonTyler Tune - Arnett

Honorable Mention Trevyn Woolbright – SterlingZach Norris-CowetaShaquille Morris-Edmond MemorialOmega Harris-Putnam City WestRonnie Boyce-Putnam CityJacob Richardson-PorterRico Thompson-StillwaterEric Harris-CoyleDaVaunta Thomas-HaleAllonzo Trier-NOAHE.J. Golightly-ChickashaJake Regier-ForganCornell Neal-Midwest CityRashawn Thomas-SoutheastDon Simmons-EdisonDelvon Lucas – Central

BoyS

Stevie Clark Jordan Woodard Seth Youngblood Juwan Parker


All-VYPE Baske tball Statewide

1st Team Ashley Gibson – Deer CreekJessica Washington – Jenks Gioya Carter – Carl AlbertPaige Wilson – Bartlesville Lakota Beatty – Anadarko

Coach of the year: Londaryl Perry - Northeast

2nd Team Cameerah Graves – Ed. Santa FeBrooke Palmer – Fort GibsonChe’Ron Lewis – Cushing Shelbie Kirby – Collinsville Christina Devers – Bixby

Honorable Mention Cheyenne Been-Dewar Courtney Chelf-EnidMaranda Janz-ErickAshley O’Dell-MarlowJordan Gorham-Perkins-TryonOlivia Mason-FairviewI’mani Davis-UnionKelsey McClure-MuskogeeTamara Lee-Edmond Santa FeKayla Tucker-SouthmooreGrace Hadley-BethanyTeanna Reid-MillwoodStevi Parker-BixbyKendra Coleman-Red OakMarley Anderson-SnyderAshley Hughes-SulphurTaylor McAreavey-Tonkawa Breck Clark-Dale


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BESt oF thE BESt

All-VYPE Baske tball Statewide


GIRlS

Ashley Gibson Jessica Washington Gioya Carter Shelbie Kirby

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SlOw-PiTCh SOFTbAll2012-2013 StAtE ChAMPIoNS

ClASS 6A ClASS 5A

ClASS 4A ClASS 3AUnion

Tushka

Cache

Rattan

ClASS 2A ClASS A

Barnsdall Leedey

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Schwab Meat & Co. is proud to present the new Schwab’s Top Dog Athlete of the Month. Each month, VYPE Oklahoma will take nominations on the award at [email protected] and choose who best exemplifies leadership, talent, and success on and off the field. The student-athlete receiving the award is highlighted in the monthly edition of VYPE Oklahoma and will see themselves in the year-end edition of VYPE Oklahoma as the Top Dog Team.

Kelsey McKee Metro Christian high School

Kelsey McKee is a middle and long distance runner for the Metro Christian Lady Patriots. At the Class 4A state meet McKee won both the 800-meter and 1600-meter runs. McKee also won both events at the regional meet in Stroud the week prior to the state meet. McKee has committed to be a part of the Oklahoma Sooners women’s track and field team next season. Kelsey McKee is your Schwab’s Top Dog of the Month!



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P THERESA COLLINS-BROKEN ARROWP ANDI WILL-MORRISONC MACKLIN HITZ-JENKSC CALLIE BUSBY-WASHINGTONIF RANDEE O’DONNELL-TAHLEQUAHIF CIARA MCCABE-BARNSDALLIF ELANA GAMBILL-BROKEN ARROWIF MACKENZIE IBISON-UNIONOF SHAYLEE ROWLAND-MUSKOGEEOF PATTY PADGETT-WESTMOOREOF KAYLIN TAYLOR-PURCELLOF PAIGE LUELLEN-JENKSUTL KENDRA COLEMAN-RED OAKUTL CHEYENNE BEEN-DEWARUTL STEPHANIE BARRIOS-WAYNEUTL CARLEY STRAWN-SOUTHMOOREHONORABLE MENTIONANDEE FRAZIER-LITTLE AxEMARISSA GOODMAN-FRONTIERDANIELLE HAMMONS-FORT COBB-BROxTONHAILEE ANDREWS-SAND SPRINGSASHLEY WILLIAMS-BERRYHILLALLY FLANARY-HENRYETTAALLI MOGG-LOOKEBA-SICKLESMACI PRICE-HEALDTONTIFFANY HOGSHOOTER-JAYCATI CARO-BETHELJACIE STEPHENS-WASHINGTONWHISPER WERYACKWE-APACHE

COACH OF THE YEAR: JOE GILBERT-BARNSDALL

Mackenzie Ibison

Elana Gambill

All-VYPE Slow-Pitch Softball Statewide Best of the Best


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TENNIS2012-2013 StAtE ChAMPIoNS

ClASS 6A ClASS 5ABoyS

ClASS 6A

ClASS 5A

GIRlSEdmond North

Jenks

Cascia Hall

Duncan

ClASS 4A

Ada


ClASS 4A

Metro


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BOYS PIERCE BRYANT – EDMOND NORTH TANNER CHAMBERS – EDMOND NORTH ZEKE CLARK – RIVERFIELD MITCHELL DRAELOS – OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN JOSH ELLIS – ADA RUSSELL GEHRING – OKMULGEE CHASE GORDON – JENKS CHASE HADDICAN – EDMOND NORTH DAVID HAGER – EDMOND NORTH CHARLIE HANSEN – ADANICK HARVEY – HERITAGE HALLBRETT HERRIN – OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN AUSTIN HOOSE – CASCIA HALL GRIFFIN HULLENDER – OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN COLE INHOFE – BOOKER T. WASHINGTON JON KELLEY – RIVERFIELD DANIEL LANGSTON – PONCA CITY ANDREW LEACH – ADA BRYAN LILLEY – EDMOND NORTH NATE ROPER – EDMOND NORTH CALEB SHAW – BYNG CHANCE SISTRUNK – MCALESTER DANIEL SMITH – OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN ZACK WHELCHEL – ADA SETH MOORE – YUKON MARKO TARDIO – CASCIA HALL GIRLS KAITLYN ATKESON – BYNG JENNY BOND – JENKS ALEx BOWERS – DUNCAN SAMANTHA CASSIDY – DUNCAN OLIVIA CHARVAT – METRO CHRISTIAN REYNOLDS CHEW – METRO CHRISTIAN KAYLA CIULLA – LITTLE AxE SHANNON DECKER – JENKS GABRIEL DICK – ENID SYDNEY HENRICKS – DUNCAN PIPER HUEY – JENKS PEYTON JENNINGS – CASCIA HALL CARLY KIRKLAND – DUNCAN ALExIS LUCAS - BIxBYLANIE MCGAHA – BYNG MCKINLEIGH LAIR – JENKS MARISA MOORE – DUNCAN LAUREN PICKENS – OWASSO BROOKLYN REED – ELK CITY EASTON PARKER – BIxBY BECCA RICHISON – METRO CHRISTIAN HAYDEN SIEGFRIED – CASCIA HALL LAURYN SULLINS – PERRY BRITTANY TOONE – DUNCAN MADISON WESTBY – BISHOP KELLEYMAGGIE WILLIAMS – JENKS

Austin Hoose

Sydney Henricks

All-VYPE Tennis Statewide Best of the Best


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ClASS 3A ClASS 2A

BoyS


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GIRlS

Edmond North

Union

Bishop Kelley Ada

Plainview Rejoice Christian

Eufaula Hinton

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Emma Allen


BOYS QUADE CUMMINS – WEATHERFORD NICK HEINEN – EDMOND NORTH MATT HENRY – PAULS VALLEY MATT HERRING – KIEFER ALExANDER HUGHES – EDISON WES JACKSON – FORT GIBSON BRENDON JELLEY – JENKS JAKE JOHNSON – TAHLEQUAH THOMAS JOHNSON – NORMAN NORTH CHRIS KARLOVICH – BISHOP KELLEY NATE LANDERS – LINCOLN CHRISTIAN JACK LEMON – OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN GARRETT MCDANIEL – SHAWNEE MAx MCGREEVY – EDMOND SANTA FEGARRISON MENDOZA – CLINTON WILL MURPHY – BISHOP KELLEY MASON OVERSTREET – LAVERNE TANNER OxFORD – FREDERICK JUSTIN POWELL – ADA ZAC SCHAEFER – OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN BRYCE SHAW – IDABEL CODY SHORE – POTEAU BRANDON STRATHE – REJOICE CHRISTIAN TRAE WILKINS – PLAINVIEW HAYDEN WOOD – EDMOND NORTH GIRLS EMMA ALLEN – UNION MACI ARRINGTON – HINTONSHELBIE BLACK – NOWATA MORGAN BROWN – HENRYETTA KALEIGH CAMPBELL – OKTAHA MELISSA ELDREDGE – EUFAULA TALOR FISHER – BETHEL CAROLINE GOODIN – DEER CREEKHALEY HILL – DEER CREEK ANNA KIM – UNION KATIE KIRKHART – HILLDALE FAITH LASITER – EUFAULA NADIA MAJIDI – UNION ANDI MCGILL – TURNER DARBY MORGAN – WEATHERFORD PAIGE NEIDY – CLINTON MICHAELA OSBORNE – LAWTON MACARTHUR ALExI SADEGHY – BISHOP MCGUINNESS MARLA SOUVANNASING – UNION KYLIE STAGGS – JENKS HANNAH WARD – POTEAU ALI WHITE – IDABELKELSI WILSON – ELK CITY KATIE-LEE WILLIAMS – REJOICE CHRISTIAN SYDNEY YOUNGBLOOD – DURANT

All-VYPE Golf Statewide Best of the Best


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TRACKStatewide all-VYPe

BESt oF thE BESt

Warren Leake

all-VYPe teams are selected for every region of VYPe Oklahoma. OKC-area, tulsa-area, Northwest, Southwest, North, and three Rivers. the following are the best of the best. the all-VYPe teams from a statewide basis

BOYSWARREN LEAK-BROKEN ARROWMICAH FONTAINE-EDMOND MEMORIALAUSTIN CANTRELL-ROLANDBO FARROW-BROKEN ARROWNOAH GADE-STILLWATERAJ WEST-YUKONALEx LOFTIN-ENIDSINUE RODRIGUEZ-SALLISAWCALEB CORPREW-MIDWEST CITYBRYCE STARKS-UNIONKALE JACKSON-DEER CREEKSLADE NORDIC-BARTLESVILLEDEVIN WHITEWOLF-ANADARKOALEx BRADLEY-BROKEN ARROWOTUGO ANANABA-DEER CREEKBRYCE BALENSEIFEN-DEER CREEKCOLIN PASQUE-NORMANSAM STEPHAN-BISHOP KELLEYSETH HANDLEY-ENIDDEMETRIUS JONES-EDMOND SANTA FECHRIS LOWERY-CHANDLER

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GIRLSJADE PATTON-EDMOND NORTHJENNY ROY-EDMOND MEMORIALEMILY HELMS-MUSTANGREGAN WARD-BEGGSMICHAELA WERNER-GROVEKIARRA JONES-LAWTON IKEVETTA MCCASKILL-ALTUSHAYLEY REDWINE-NORMANCYDNEY FOGLE-BROKEN ARROWKELSEY MCKEE-METRO CHRISTIANMACI RICH-MARLOWCOURTNEY NELSON-PUTNAM CITY NORTHSHAQUAN BURRIS-EDMOND MEMORIALHALEY WOODARD-NORMAN NORTHABBY HOOVER-SAPULPATISAY WOODHOUSE-ALTUSJALISSA GUM-FRONTIERKIRSTEN BURNETT-DEER CREEKAUNDREA HAMRIC-HENRYETTAKAYLYNN GLADNEY-ROLAND CARSYN SPURGEON-VINITA

HONORABLE MENTIONJESSICA HEMBREE-TAHLEQUAHAUDRIANNA MORGAN-CENTENNIALSCHUYLER WOOD-PUTNAM CITYSYDNEY SCOTT-BOOKER T. WASHINGTONJAMIE CAMPO-BEGGSLAURA KUNZ-LINCOLN CHRISTIANMADI DUNCAN-METRO CHRISTIANKENDRA GIBSON-ALTUSCARLIEGH NEAL-SULPHUROMEGA REESE-TONKAWAJALISSA GUM-FRONTIERADRIENNE SHEETS-DEL CITYJASMINE ROBINSON-SHAWNEEDEIDRA MARSH-MILLWOODYOSHIKA THOMAS-LAWTON MACARTHUR

All-VYPE Track Statewide Best of the Best

Kirsten Burnett

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deer creek BoyS and GirlS SweeP the claSS 5a track chamPionShiPS in 2013

The Deer Creek Antlers and Lady Antlers track and field teams swept the Class 5A state meet May 10 and 11. The boys team won with a final team total of 175 points, over 100 more than second place finisher Duncan. The final girls standings were much closer with the lady Antlers finishing with 101.5 points, just 5.5 points ahead of second place finisher Shawnee.For the girls Kirsten Burnett was the biggest individual point earner garnering 20 points by herself with first

place finishes in the 100 and 200-meter dashes. Jade Orange also earned big points in those same two events with a second place finish in the 100 and a fourth place finish in the 200. Abigail Stanley and Alexis Allen both brought in eight points each with second place finishes in the pole vault and long jump respectively. Rounding out the group of athletes who earned points as individuals was Lillie Martin and Presleigh Watson. Martin placed fourth in the 400-meter dash while

watson tied for fifth in the high jump.The Lady Antlers also did very well in the relay events taking first in the 4x100, second in the 4x400 and third in the 4x200. The boys team was led by the trio of Otugo Ananaba, Bryce Balenseifen and Landon Huslig. In all Deer Creek’s three-pronged attack combined for 58 of the team’s 175 points. Ananaba got his points by winning the 100 and 200-meter dashes while Balenseifen added first place finishes in the 1600 and 3200-meter runs. huslig finished first in the 300-meter hurdles and second in the 110-meter hurdles. Cole Verble and Kale Jackson also added first place finishes for the Antlers. Verble took home the gold in the pole vault while Jackson won the 110-meter hurdles and placed third in the 300-meter hurdles.Jake Woodson gave Deer Creek seven more points by tying for second in the pole vault. Like the girls team the Antlers also did very well in the relay events. Deer Creek won the 4x100, 4x400 and 4x800-meter relay and took third in the 4x200.

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lizzie Keester - Jenks High SchoolJenks Lady Trojans soccer player Lizzie Keester is the Matt McCoy athlete of the month. After scoring 32 goals this season and setting the Jenks record for career goals at 82, Keester was named to the all-state team. Keester was also chosen as the Oklahoma Gatorade Girls Soccer Player of the Year in 2013 marking the second time Keester has been given the prestigious award. Keester, who Jenks coach Kalyn Reinhardt says will leave Jenks as the most decorated and highly recruited player in program history, will continue her soccer career next year at Texas A&M University.

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