The 2026 Oklahoma high school cross country state meets concluded Saturday at Carl Albert High School in Midwest City, delivering decisive results across Classes 4A, 3A, 2A, and A. In the top-tier Class 4A race, Bridge Creek claimed the team championship with a score of 90 points, narrowly outpacing Byng, which finished second with 92 points. Sulphur rounded out the podium in third place with 103 points, securing a strong finish for the top three teams in the most competitive division of the day.
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Individual honors in Class 4A went to Isaac Anderson of Oklahoma Christian School, who dominated the field with a winning time of 15:51.39. Anderson’s performance was a standout moment, showcasing his endurance and speed against the state’s best. Oklahoma Christian’s depth was further highlighted by Shepherd Chandler, who placed 23rd with a time of 17:11.53, and Titus Russell, who finished 46th in 17:57.09. Despite the team placing fourth overall with 158 points, the school’s individual success underscored its continued prominence in the sport.
The broader Class 4A standings saw Cache finish fifth with 206 points, followed by Bethany at 227 and Skiatook and North Rock Creek tied at 239. Weatherford placed ninth with 242 points, while Poteau secured 10th with 248. The bottom of the top-18 list included McLoud in 18th with 403 points, completing the official team rankings for the 2026 season. These results set the stage for future storylines as teams analyze their performances and prepare for the upcoming competitive cycle.
Source: Yahoo Sports
