2025 VYPE Spring Players to Watch – Presented by Rib Crib

Comments are directly from their coaches. To add someone to this list please email [email protected]. Academic Team – Ty Martin – Broken Bow Ty always has a positive attitude. It doesn’t matter what the situation is, how bad the score is, or how many games we’ve lost, Ty is always cheerful and ready to encourage […]
Cherokee’s Gavin Guffey – Presented by Farm Credit Western Oklahoma

Cherokee High School junior Gavin Guffey is a four-sport student-athlete and a member of FFA and student council. Guffey said becoming a member of the FFA chapter was natural thanks to coming from a family that is heavily involved in agriculture. “I first got involved in FFA my 8th grade year, the first year I […]
Cherokee’s Veronica Castro – Presented by B&B Roofing

Photo Credit: Karen Eckhardt Photography Athletes devote a lot of time and energy to become the best that they can at their sport. It takes more than just regular practices to continually improve. Veronica Castro says that to be her best, in sports and in life, it takes more than just physical work. “It has […]
Cherokee’s Jaydan Petersen – Presented by Integris

Cherokee High School’s Jaydan Petersen has a passion for playing basketball. Currently a senior, Jaydan plays the positions of point guard and shooting guard for the Cherokee High School Chiefs. Many would consider Jaydan a basketball veteran, having played the sport for 13 years. Jaydan is proud to represent his school and community every time […]
Cherokee’s Veronica Castro – Presented by Northwest Tech Center

The wide array of programs offered at Northwest Technology Center give high school students the opportunity to get a good experience of what they may be interested in doing once they graduate. Veronica Castro is a student at Cherokee High School and at the Alva Campus of Northwest Tech and she says that she chose […]
Cherokee Chiefs Football Preview – Presented by Northwest Technology Center

CHEROKEE CHIEFS Coach: BRYCE SCHANBACHER 4-6 OFFENSE The Chiefs will move to the new Class B-II thanks to the classification being divided into two different groups. For head coach Bryce Schanbacher, the goal remains the same. “This is a great group of young men. We will have a mix of upperclassmen with lots of game […]