McLoud's Remy Whitney jumps into her dad's/coach's arms after winning her State Final match on Feb. 28. Her father, Coach Chad Whitney, was also named Class 5A Girls Coach of the Year, making them the fourth father-daughter duo in state history to both win individual state titles, according to Oklahoma Wrestling.
McLoud's Carli Sisco jumps into the arms of Coach William Winters after winning her match at the State Wrestling Finals, held at the OG&E Coliseum in OKC on Feb. 28. Photos by Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun
McLoud's Kendra Perrien gets a hug from Coach Chad Whitney, as Coach William Winters smiles, after she won her State Wrestling Finals match on Feb. 28.
McLoud's Remy Whitney prepares to flip her Harrah opponent during the State Wrestling Tournament Finals, held at the OG&E Coliseum at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds on Feb. 28. Whitney won her 100 weight class, and the McLoud Girls Wrestling Team won first with 146 points for the second straight year.
McLoud's Kendra Perrien stares down her opponent before winning in the 145 weight class.
McLoud's Carli Sisco works to pin her opponent before winning in the 105 weight class.
McLoud's Launa Troutt plans her next moves in the 120 weight class.
Last year, McLoud’s Lady Redskins Wrestling Team won the State Championship for the first time.
This year, they not only returned to win the Class 5A State Championship, but they broke a record while they were at it.
According to a Facebook post made by Oklahoma Wrestling and reposted on the McLoud JH/HS Wrestling page, the team’s total of 146 points is “the highest total in Girls State Tournament h…
