Oklahoma high school football: A look at new districts for 2024-25 seasons
The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association has unveiled new districts for the 2024 and 2025 high school football seasons.
After a court ruling voided amendments to an OSSAA rule focused on private schools, the OSSAA and Oklahoma Football Coaches Association redrew districts to reflect the changes.
Here are the updated districts:
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Class 6A-I
District 1: Bixby, Deer Creek, Edmond North, Enid, Jenks, Moore, Mustang, Norman
District 2: Broken Arrow, Edmond Memorial, Edmond Santa Fe, Norman North, Owasso, Tulsa Union, Westmoore, Yukon
Class 6A-II
District 1: Choctaw, Lawton Eisenhower, Northwest Classen, Piedmont, Putnam City, Southmoore, Stillwater, U.S. Grant
District 2: Bartlesville, Capitol Hill, Muskogee, Putnam North, Putnam West, Ponca City, Sand Springs, Sapulpa
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Class 5A
District 1: Bishop McGuinness, Classen SAS, Duncan, Guymon, Lawton MacArthur, Midwest City, Newcastle, Southeast
District 2: Altus, Carl Albert, El Reno, Guthrie, John Marshall, Lawton, Noble, Western Heights
District 3: Tulsa Bishop Kelley, Tulsa Booker T. Washington, Coweta, Durant, Tulsa East Central, Tulsa Edison, McAlester, Shawnee
District 4: Claremore, Collinsville, Del City, Tulsa Hale, Pryor, Tahlequah, Tulsa Memorial, Tulsa Rogers
Class 4A
District 1: Bridge Creek, Cache, Clinton, Douglass, Elgin, Elk City, Weatherford, Woodward
District 2: Ardmore, Bethany, Blanchard, Chickasha, Harrah, Madill, Tecumseh, Tuttle
District 3: Catoosa, Cushing, Fort Gibson, Grove, Miami, Oologah, Skiatook, Wagoner
District 4: Ada, Broken Bow, Glenpool, Hilldale, Tulsa McLain, Poteau, Sallisaw, Stilwell
Class 3A
District 1: Anadarko, Heritage Hall, Kingfisher, North Rock Creek, Pauls Valley, Plainview, Purcell, Star Spencer
District 2: Bristow, Lone Grove, Mannford, McLoud, Perkins-Tryon, Seminole, Sulphur, Tulsa Victory Christian
District 3: Checotah, Eufaula, Tulsa Holland Hall, Idabel, Tulsa Lincoln Christian, Locust Grove, Muldrow, Stigler
District 4: Berryhill, Tulsa Cascia Hall, Sequoyah Claremore, Cleveland, Inola, Jay, Verdigris, Vinita
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Class 2A-I
District 1: Blackwell, Chisholm, Crooked Oak, Jones, Millwood, Mount St. Mary, Oklahoma Christian School, Perry
District 2: Crossings Christian, Dickson, Lexington, Lindsay, Little Axe, Marietta, Marlow, Washington
District 3: Bethel, Heavener, Hugo, Kiefer, Kingston, Okmulgee, Prague, Roland
District 4: Chandler, Tulsa Webster, Dewey, Tulsa Metro Christian, Sequoyah Tahlequah, Sperry, Tulsa Central, Westville
Class 2A-II
District 1: Alva, Casady, Hennessey, Kellyville, Luther, Meeker, Newkirk, Stroud
District 2: Beggs, Coalgate, Comanche, Community Christian, Davis, Dibble, Holdenville, Tishomingo
District 3: Adair, Chelsea, Colcord, Commerce, Kansas, Keys, Salina, Wyandotte
District 4: Antlers, Atoka, Henryetta, Morris, Spiro, Valliant, Vian, Wilburton
Class A-I
District 1: Cashion, Crescent, Fairview, Hinton, Hooker, Merritt, Sayre, Watonga
District 2: Christian Heritage, Frederick, Hobart, Minco, Okemah, Stratford, Walters, Wynnewood
District 3: Caney Valley, Morrison, Nowata, Oklahoma Union, Pawhuska, Pawnee, Quapaw, Tonkawa
District 4: Choteau, Hartshorne, Haskell, Hulbert, Panama, Pocola, Owasso Rejoice Christian, Warner
Class A-II
District 1: Boone-Apache, Carnegie, Cordell, Mangum, Mooreland, Southwest Covenant, Texhoma-Goodwell, Thomas-Fay-Custer
District 2: Elmore City-Pernell, Healdton, Konawa, Ringling, Rush Springs, Velma-Alma, Wayne, Wilson
District 3: Allen, Central, Gore, Liberty, Mounds, Tulsa Regent Prep, Talihina, Wewoka
District 4: Afton, Barnsdall, Fairland, Hominy, Ketchum, Porter, Broken Arrow Summit Christian, Woodland
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Class B-I*
District 1: Garber, Laverne, Enid Oklahoma Bible, Pioneer, Pond Creek-Hunter, Turpin
District 2: Burns Flat-Dill City, Central High, Empire, Hollis, Snyder, Waurika
District 3: Cave Springs, Depew, Drumright, Foyil, Porum, Yale
District 4: Caddo, Canadian, Dewar, Keota, Quinton, Savanna
Class B-II*
District 1: Boise City, Canton, Okeene, Ringwood, Seiling, Shattuck
District 2: Alex, Cyril, Strother, Thackerville, Weleetka, Wetumka
District 3: Cherokee, Covington-Douglas, Coyle, Davenport, Olive, Waukomis
District 4: Arkoma, Copan, Gans, Webbers Falls, Bartlesville Wesleyan Christian, Wilson Henryetta
Class C*
District 1: Balko-Forgan, Beaver, Buffalo, Kremlin-Hillsdale, Sharon-Mutual/Taloga, Timberlake, Tyrone, Waynoka
District 2: Bray-Doyle, Corn Bible, Geary, Grandfield, Mountain View-Gotebo, Ryan, Temple, Tipton
District 3: Billings, Bluejacket, Deer Creek-Lamont, Medford, Oaks-Mission, South Coffeyville, Watts, Welch
District 4: Bowlegs, Fox, Graham-Dustin, Maud, Maysville, Midway, Paoli, Sasakwa
*-Classifications for 8-man football
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