OKLAHOMA STATE MEET

Broken Arrow Sweeps Class 6A Team Championships; Brighton Dewberry, Saniya Craven Set All-Time Oklahoma Dash Records

By Doug Binder, DyeStat Editor

Broken Arrow soared to the top of Oklahoma high school track and field in 2026 and swept the Class 6A team titles at the 5A/6A Oklahoma State High School Track and Field Championships held at Western Heights High School, May 15-16.

Broken Arrow, which broke 10 of its school records this spring, At the state meet, Broken Arrow swept the boys and girls 4x100 and 4x200 finals and also won the boys 4x400. 

Brody Pitt (47.03) and Joseph Williams (47.52) finished 1-2 for Broken Arrow in the 400 meters. The team also had three scorers in both the 110 and 300 hurdles. 

Victoria Porter was a standout for the girls team, winning the 100 meters in 11.50 seconds and the 200 in 23.78. Teammate Payton Brown swept the hurdles with a 13.95/43.30 double. 

The standout performance of the 6A meet came from Union junior Brighton Dewberry, who broke Gil Roberts' 19-year-old Oklahoma best in the 200 meters when he won the final in 20.73. 

Maverick Nance of Bixby swept the 6A boys shot put (62-3) and discus (181-1) titles. 

In 5A action, Saniya Craven from Glenpool became the fastest sprinter in state history when she won her 100 meters prelim in 11.08 seconds. She returned to run 11.10 in the final. Then, in the 200, she broke another record with 23.18 seconds in the finals. 

The Duncan boys and Bishop Kelley girls won the team titles.

Class 3A/4A - Catoosa High

The Lincoln Christian boys and girls swept the 4A state titles. The boys and girls teams both went 1-2-4 in the 800 meters and cruised to a pair of wins in the 4x800 relays. Freshman Madison Miller ran a winning time of 2:12.76 to win the 4A girls 800 and Ty Brooks ran 1:52.98 to win the boys final. 

Greydon Howell of Broken Bow won the 400 meters in 47.19 seconds and the 200 meters in 21.43. He anchored his team to runner-up finishes in the 4x200 and 4x400 relays. 

The Washington girls maintained hold of the 3A title with 130 points. Ava Salcedo led the way with wins in the 100 meters (11.85) and 200 (25.07) and anchor legs on the winning 4x100 and 4x200 relay teams. 

Rejoice Christian repeated as the boys 3A champion with 94 points. With three scorers in the 400 meters (2-4-5), RC turned in a winning time of 3:19.22 in the 4x400 relay. 

Blayze Buchanan of Holland Hall won the 400 meters in 48.56 seconds. 

Class 1A-2A - Western Heights 

In 2A, Regent Preparatory School's boys won the team title with 78 points and the Laverne girls held the championship trophy after scoring 86 points. 

Cruz Gillespie from Oklahoma Christian Academy won the 2A sprint finals in 10.74 and 21.69. 

Freshman Berkley Jackson from Southwest Covenant won the 2A girls 800 meters in 2:13.86.

Okeene held onto the boys 1A title with 106 points. Joseph Schroeder won the 110 hurdles in 15.11 seconds and also won the pole vault (14-0) and was on the winning 4x440 relay. 

Cyril's Makenzie Raasch won the 1A titles in the girls 100 (12.24), 100 hurdles (15.31), 300 hurdles (45.57) and anchored the winning 4x100 relay. 

Thomas-Fay-Custer won the 4x400 relay (4:05.77) and picked up additional points across the board to win the 1A girls team title. 

Team Champions

Class 6A - Broken Arrow boys 110 points, Broken Arrow girls 126.5 points - RESULTS

Class 5A - Duncan boys 94 points, Bishop Kelley girls 83 points - RESULTS

Class 4A - Lincoln Christian boys 118 points, Lincoln Christian girls 148 points - RESULTS

Class 3A - Rejoice Christian boys 94 points, Washington girls 130 points - RESULTS

Class 2A - Regent Preparatory School boys 78 points, Laverne girls 86 points - RESULTS

Class 1A - Okeene boys 106 points, Thomas-Fay-Custer girls 88 points - RESULTS