The McLoud High School Girls Wrestling Team took first in the Class 5A Oklahoma State Championship on March 1 at the State Fair Arena. This is only the second state championship for McLoud. The first was in 2002 for fast pitch softball, according to OSSAA.com. The Lady Redskins are shown with their Head Wrestling Coach William Winters, second from left. Along with the OSSAA, the event was sponsored by the Oklahoma Army National Guard. Photo provided
McLoud junior Launa Troutt gets a hug from Head Wrestling Coach William Winters after winning her match at the OSSAA Class 5A Girls Wrestling State Championship. Troutt was the second girls wrestling state champion at McLoud, after Carli Sisco won earlier, and their team took first in the state. Troutt recently reached 100 career wins, as well. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
McLoud freshman Carli Sisco won her match to become the first state champion girl wrestler at MHS on March 1 at the State Fair Arena. Photo provided by Coach William Winters.
McLoud junior Addison Adams breaks out of a hold in the 140 weight division of the OSSAA Class 5A Girls Wrestling State Championship on March 1 at the State Fair Arena. The MHS girls wrestling team won first in the event. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
McLoud junior Launa Troutt puts the pressure on her opponent in the 115 weight division of the OSSAA Class 5A Girls Wrestling State Championship on March 1 at the State Fair Arena. Troutt was the second girls wrestling state champion at McLoud, after Carli Sisco, and their team took first in the state. Troutt also recently reached 100 career wins, according to the McLoud JH/HS Wrestling Facebook page. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
After winning her match on March 1, McLoud freshman Carli Sisco gets a hug from 2024 graduate and girls wrestling alumni Paisley Erskine, who has been helping with the program, and congratulations from Head Coach William Winters. Sisco is the first girls wrestling state champion at McLoud, followed by junior Launa Troutt later that day. Photo provided by Coach William Winters.
The Class 5A Girls Wrestling State Championship was full of firsts for the McLoud Girls’ Wrestling Team.This is McLoud’s fourth year to have a girls’ wrestling team.“We’ve had a few girls that wrestled before that, but never a team of girls,” said Head Wrestling Coach William Winters in an email.Held on Feb. 27-March 1 at the Oklahoma State Fair Arena, the state...
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