Rogers County Track Stars Headed to State

Rogers County features multiple championship threats across various classifications. In Class 4A, Inola's Caleb Sims enters as the No. 1 seed in the discus after a school-record throw of 160 feet and 2 inches, while Oologah's Kamryn Crenshaw tops the girls 400 with a school-record time of 1:00.02. Other top seeds include Inola's Larkin Sears (No. 2 in high jump) and Sophie Helling (No. 4 in 800). truewildgame.online

Class 3A will see Sequoyah's Sophia Fernandez as a strong medal contender in the 400, where she enters as the No. 3 seed with a time of 1:00.76. The county's athletes will compete at different venues, with Class 4A and 3A meets at Frank McNabb Field in Catoosa and Class 2A at Western Heights in Oklahoma City.