One weapon in the Bixby Spartans’ offense is wide receiver Brennan Presley.
A 5-9, 155-pound junior, Presley caught 67 passes for 852 yards with six touchdowns last season. He also made 38 tackles and two interceptions as a member of the defensive secondary and blocked one punt on special teams.
Read MoreRegarded as among of the top area players in girls’ high school golf, Bixby’s Natalie Gough wrapped up her prep career with a runner-up finish in the Class 6A state championship in May.
Read MoreFreshman power proved to be a major boost for Bixby as it won the Class 6A girls state tennis championship in tennis in May 5 at the Oklahoma City Tennis Center. It marked the school’s first title ever for that sport – girls or boys.
Read MoreBixby seniors Natalie Gough and Rachel Eckert will have the privilege of playing college golf together since both have signed with Oklahoma City University.
Read MoreAfter a pair of struggling seasons under .500, Bixby is a power for the first time since finishing as state runner-up in Class 6A girls’ basketball in 2013. As of mid-January, the Spartans were 11-3 overall, 4-1 in the Frontier Conference and ranked 13th in the state.
Read MoreBixby did not four-peat as state champion as it hoped. But, still, the 2017 campaign was a memorable one for the Spartans, who finished 8-5 overall, runners-up in District 6AII-2 and Class 6A Division II.
Read MoreFitting in is important for any college athlete. That’s how Bixby offensive lineman Bryce Bray felt when he visited Oklahoma State. Ultimately, he made the decision to make it his destination for college football.
Read MoreAs Bixby begins its journey to four-peat for a state championship in Class 6AII, one player it will be counting on will be Coby Tillman (6-0, 232, senior).
Read MoreBixby High School graduate Chandler Miller is a two-year starter for the Tulsa Golden Huuricane. The junior center, who stands at 6-3 and weighs 293, has played and started all 26 career games and is a returning first-team American Athletic Conference performer. He is a preseason watch list candidate for the 2017 Rimington Award and 2017 Outland Trophy.
Read MoreNormally when young football players attend football camps, the coaches will give instructions on basic fundamentals of the game. The only background noise would be whistles blown during drills.
Read More