Oklahoma high school football playoff pairings: See next week’s OSSAA first-round games
With Week 10 of the Oklahoma high school football season in the books, here is the full schedule for the first round of the state playoffs. All game times are 7 p.m. Friday unless otherwise noted.
Oklahoma high school football playoffs first round
Class 6A-I
Bixby (8-2), bye
Moore (6-4) at Norman North (3-7)
Westmoore (2-8) at Norman (9-1)
Edmond Memorial (8-2), bye
Owasso (10-0), bye
Broken Arrow (4-6) at Deer Creek (7-3)
Mustang (5-5) at Tulsa Union (7-3)
Jenks (7-3), bye
Class 6A-II
Choctaw (8-2), bye
Lawton Eisenhower (4-6) at Sapulpa (4-6)
Ponca City (3-7) at Piedmont (6-4)
Sand Springs (7-3), bye
Muskogee (10-0), bye
Bartlesville (3-7) at Putnam City (6-4)
Southmoore (4-6) at Putnam North (7-3)
Stillwater (8-2), bye
Class 5A
Noble (4-6) at Newcastle (7-3)
Tulsa Bishop Kelley (5-5) at Pryor (7-3)
Collinsville (7-3) at Tulsa Booker T. Washington (8-2)
Lawton MacArthur (7-3) at Guthrie (7-3)
Midwest City (5-5) at Carl Albert (10-1)
Claremore (8-2) at McAlester (8-2)
Shawnee (6-4) at Del City (9-1)
Lawton (4-6) at Bishop McGuinness (7-3)
Class 4A
Ardmore (6-4) at Elgin (10-0)
Grove (8-2) at Sallisaw (8-2)
Poteau (6-4) at Wagoner (10-0)
Clinton (8-2) at Blanchard (9-1)
Elk City (5-5) at Tuttle (10-0)
Hilldale (6-4) at Miami (8-2)
Cushing (7-3) at Ada (7-3)
Bethany (8-2) at Weatherford (8-2)
Class 3A
Seminole (7-3) at Heritage Hall (9-1)
Holland Hall (6-4) at Berryhill (6-4)
Jay (4-6) at Lincoln Christian (10-0)
Pauls Valley (7-3) at Perkins-Tryon (8-2)
Kingfisher (5-5) at Sulphur (9-1)
Seq. Claremore (7-3) at Idabel (7-3)
Checotah (6-4) at Cascia Hall (9-1)
Bristow (6-4) at Plainview (9-1)
Class 2A-I
Crossings Christian (5-4) at Millwood (9-1)
Hugo (7-3) at Chandler (7-3)
Sperry (5-5) at Kingston (9-1)
Chisholm (6-4) at Marlow (8-2)
Perry (6-4) at Washington (10-0)
Sequoyah-Tahlequah (5-5) at Kiefer (7-3)
Bethel (5-5) at Metro Christian (10-0)
Lindsay (6-4) at Jones (8-2)
Class 2A-II
Community Christian (5-5) at Stroud (10-0)
Salina (6-4) at Henryetta (8-2)
Antlers (5-5) at Adair (10-0)
Hennessey (6-4) at Davis (6-4)
Luther (5-5) at Holdenville (10-0)
Valliant (5-5) at Colcord (9-1)
Kansas (6-4) at Vian (10-0)
Beggs (8-2) at Alva (8-2)
Class A-I
Minco (7-3) at Hooker (9-1)
Tonkawa (6-4) at Pocola (8-2)
Panama (6-4) at Pawnee (7-3)
Cashion (7-3) at Wynnewood-Walters winner
Hinton (5-5) at Christian Heritage (7-3)
Hartshorne (7-3) at Pawhuska (8–2)
Nowata (3-7) at Rejoice Christian (9-1)
Wynnewood-Walters loser at Fairview (9-1)
Note: Wynnewood at Walters was postponed to 1 p.m. Saturday
Class A-II
Wilson (5-5) at Thomas (9-1)
Central Sallisaw (7-3) at Hominy (8-2)
Barnsdall (6-4) at Talihina (9-1)
Texhoma-Goodwell (7-3) at Velma Alma (8-2)
Mooreland (7-3) at Ringling (7-3)
Ketchum (7-3) at Regent Prep (9-1)
Gore (6-4) at Woodland (10-0)
Konawa (7-3) at Mangum (9-1)
Class B-I
Snyder (3-7) at Laverne (9-1)
Foyil (5-5) at Caddo (8-2)
Savanna (4-5) at Yale (10-0)
Garber (7-3) at Empire (9-1)
Pond Creek-Hunter (7-3) at Hollis (7-2)
Keota (7-3) at Drumright (7-3)
Depew (1-9) at Dewar (8-1)
Waurika (4-6) at Turpin (8-1)
Class B-II
Thackerville (6-4) at Seiling (9-1)
Cherokee (5-5) at Copan (8-2)
Wesleyan Christian (2-8) at Covington-Douglas (10-0)
Boise City (5-4) at Wetumka (6-4)
Shattuck (5-3) at Weleetka (10-0)
Webbers Falls (6-4) at Waukomis (8-2)
Davenport (3-7) at Wilson (Henryetta) [8-1]
Alex (6-4) at Okeene (9-1)
Class C
Mt. View-Gotebo (4-6) at Timberlake (10-0)
Oaks (7-3) at Paoli (7-3)
Bowlegs (6-4) at Medford (7-2)
Waynoka (5-5) at Ryan (9-1)
Balko/Forgan (5-5) at Tipton (10-0)
Sasakwa (7-3) at Welch (9-1)
Watts (4-5) at Maysville (8-2)
Geary (7-3) at Tyrone (7-2)
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