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This weekend, Oklahoma City is bustling with excitement as the Oklahoma high school softball quarterfinals take center stage. Teams from various classes are competing for the state title, with top contenders like Choctaw, Mustang, and Owasso showcasing their skills. Fans can catch the action live at Devon Park or via the NFHS Network. With affordable tickets and thrilling matchups, the championship promises unforgettable moments as teams battle for glory.

Oklahoma City Gears Up for Exciting High School Softball Championship Weekend!

This weekend in Oklahoma City, the atmosphere is electric as the Oklahoma high school softball quarterfinals take center stage! The excitement is palpable, with teams from classes 3A, 4A, 5A, and 6A all set to showcase their skills in the quest for a state title. From thrilling plays to fierce rivalries, this event promises to deliver unforgettable moments.

Top Teams Ready to Show Their Skills

Throughout the regular season, several teams have really stood out. Top-ranked teams such as Choctaw, Mustang, Lone Grove, Dale, and Moore are eager to prove their worth on the diamond. Just to remind everyone, three of the reigning champions from last year are back for another shot at the title: Owasso in 6A, Pryor in 5A, and Lone Grove, who has moved up from 3A to compete in the challenging 4A level.

Let’s Talk Venue!

All the action is being hosted at the fantastic Devon Park in downtown Oklahoma City. It’s the perfect backdrop for such a competitive event, and fans are already streaming in to support their favorite teams. For those who can’t make it in person, no worries! Fans can catch every moment by live streaming the games on the NFHS Network for a fee, and highlights will also be available to relive the excitement.

Ticket Information

If you’re thinking about joining the fun, general admission digital tickets are just $11.50 per day! You can easily grab your tickets via the OSSAA GoFan website, making it a breeze to secure your spot for each thrilling matchup.

Notable Game Results So Far

As the quarterfinals kicked off, several matchups kept fans on the edge of their seats. Here are some of the results that made waves:

  • Choctaw 6, Moore 5
  • Edmond Memorial 6, Broken Arrow 0
  • Owasso 10, Stillwater 8
  • Mustang 6, Bartlesville 5
  • Pryor 18, Guthrie 8
  • Carl Albert 5, Elgin 2
  • Duncan 6, Claremore 3
  • Tahlequah 4, Coweta 1
  • Blanchard 10, Newcastle 1
  • Tuttle 5, Tecumseh 0
  • Oologah 8, Elk City 4
  • Lone Grove 3, Plainview 0
  • Washington 8, Perry 1
  • Chandler 10, Sequoyah Tahlequah 5
  • Lindsay 6, Bethel 0
  • Kiefer 3, Silo 0

What’s Next? Semifinals Await!

The excitement continues with the upcoming semifinal matchups that promise to be just as thrilling. Here’s what to look forward to:

  • Choctaw vs. Edmond Memorial at 11 a.m.
  • Owasso vs. Mustang at 1:30 p.m.
  • Pryor vs. Carl Albert at 11 a.m.
  • Duncan vs. Tahlequah at 1:30 p.m.
  • Tuttle vs. Blanchard at 11 a.m.
  • Lone Grove vs. Oologah at 1:30 p.m.
  • Washington vs. Lindsay at 11 a.m.
  • Kiefer vs. Chandler at 1:30 p.m.

With so much talent on display and the stakes so high, you won’t want to miss a single moment of the Oklahoma High School Softball State Championships. Whether you’re watching from the stands or streaming from home, it’s time to cheer on these incredible young athletes as they chase their dreams of victory!

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