2nd weekend Team Champs | 1st Weekend (2A, 3A)

• Class 6A - Broken Arrow boys 86 over Edmond North 112; Edmond North girls 56 over Westmoore 77
• Class 5A - Guthrie boys 43 over Deer Creek 58; Collinsville girls 55 over Bishop McGuinness 66
• Class 4A - Santa Fe South boys 51 over Metro Christian 56; Madill girls 65 over Metro Christian 106

Class 6A Highlights

• Ponca City's Victor Others recorded the day's fastest boys time with his 16:09.80 victory over Westmoore's Toby Bothwell (16:13.22).  Broken Arrow took the team battle over Edmond North, 86-112.
• Jenks senior Jacquelynn Skocik pulled what may have been the surprise of the day, not only topping defending champ and teammate Paige Barnes (3rd 12:03.30) and runner-up Taylor Painter (Westmoore, 11:54.96), but running the fastest time across all classifications with her 11:49.11 victory.
• Edmond North girls, runners-up in 2008, scored the team trophy by placing five scorers in the top 20 for a 56-point tally, well clear of defending champ Westmoore's 77.

Class 5A Highlights

• At the front end of the boys race, Deer Creek and Guthrie waged a see-saw battle which played out in the team score as well.  Deer Creek's Taler Buck took the individual win in 16:33.92, with teammate Aaron White 3rd at 16:50.58.  Guthrie's pair, Jason (16:46.44) and Jared Ogan (16:51.27) was 2nd and 4th, enough to start the margin on their 43-58 winning effort over Deer Creek.
• Tahlequah's Jessica Hembree was the only 5A girl to slip under 12 minutes, with her 11:58.95 comfortably ahead of Coweta's Christi Dougherty, 2nd in 12:10.75.
• Third placer Jenny Dyer started the scoring for girls team champ Collinsville, 55-66 winners over defending champ Bishop McGuinness

Class 4A Highlights

• The boys of Santa Fe South were 4A runners-up in 2008, but they climbed atop the podium this year with a pack effort that saw 6 runners in the top 20 without anyone inside the top 7.  Their 51 points was enough to hold off second place Metro Christian Academy's 56 point tally.  Blackwell's Martin Calderon was individual titlist with a 16:30.75 clocking.
• Piedmont's Jori Davis ran the second fastest time of the day with an 11:52.12 effort to win the girls individual title.  Madill, second in 2008, moved up a slot to take team laurels with 65 points over Metro Christian Academy's 106.