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2019-2020
2019-2020
ORES Membership/Fees Form
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State Archery T-Shirt Pre Order Form
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2020 ORES/Sac & Fox State Archery Competition Results
Division I
State Champions -Zion
State Runners Up- Maryetta
Division I I
State Champions -Shady Point
State Runners Up- Zanies
Archery All Star Team
Division I Female
Snowda Watie, Zion -Top Shooter
Tayee Sawney, Zion
Brycee Thomas, Maryetta
Kenzie Starr, Zion
Brooke Evans, Lukfata
Jazie Glasson, Lukfata
Rylee Bush, Zion
Kendra Porton, Lukfata
Alaina Littledeer, Maryetta
Haven Ketcher, Maryetta
Division I Male
Mason O'Neal, Zion - Top Shooter
Colby Philpot, Zion
Allen Bratton, Maryetta
Jalen Handle, Maryetta
Dakota Jackson, Brushy
Cole Grimmet, Maryetta
Ben Hale, Brushy
Tanner Elms, Maryetta
Caden Shea, Keystone
Jaxson Mason, South Rock Creek
Divison II Female
Jordyn Metcalf, Greenville - Top Shooter
Brayli Beason, Shady Point
Taylor Lahman, Zaneis
Emma Skinner, Zaneis
Addison Parker, Shady Point
Emma Jo Phelps, Zaneis
Rachel Prince, Shady Point
Abigayle Parker, Shady Point
Jordyn Rivera, Shady Point
Makayla Lackey, Shady Grove
Division II Male
Ty Wiles, Shady Point - Top Shooter
Gavin Stilwell, Rocky Mountain
Austin Kessler, Zaneis
Dyson Dunn, Zaneis
Wyatt Evans, Greenville
Adam Woodral, Shady Point
Danny Pierce, Tannehill
Connor Stanley, Leach
Gunner Blaylock, Shady Point
Elijah Diver, Greasy
2020 ORES/American Fidelity Basketball Brackets
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2020 ORES/American Fidelity State Basketball Tournament
MVP and All Tournament Team
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Division I Girls MVP-Jadyn Buttery, Woodall Caislyn Crozier, Maryetta Riann Fields, Brushy Kori Rainwater, Briggs Talyn Dick, Briggs Saliyah Landon, South Rock Creek Tylyn Thurman, South Rock Creek Hensley Kidd, Frink-Chambers Paisley Qualls, Woodall Jaslyn Christie, Woodall
| Division I Boys MVP-Keller Hitcher, Maryetta Jacob Madina, Whitebead Austin Davis, Woodall Evan Black, Krebs Talen Gann, Briggs Yonsi Grass, Brushy Joseph Lee, Brushy Hudson Franz, Oakdale Tyrus Teehee, Maryetta Zeke Edmisten, Maryetta |
| Division II Girls MVP-Annaston Brown, Zion Chloe Silka, Peggs Macy Merrick, Middleberg De Yonna Douglas, Crutcho Mary Carden, Denison Piper Warren, Hodgen River Cogburn, Hodgen Brooklyn Mav, Hodgen Kaylea Benham, Zion Kasia Thurber, Zion | Division II Boys MVP-Keshawn Jones, Crutcho Colby Philpott, Zion Rocky Hester, Twin Hills Connor Green, Denison Canyon Rodgers, Hodgen Chance Owens, Banner Hunter Arnold, Banner Cartell Ford, Crutcho Roshawn Grigsby, Crutcho Mason Harvey, Keystone |
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Division III Girls MVP-Emmary Elizondo, Darlington Allie Miller, Rocky Mountain Savannah King, Justice Emma Roberts, Tannehill Kacelyn Osborne, Tannehill Jacee Soap, Dahlonegah Savanah Switch, Pleasant Grove Kali Johnson, Pleasant Grove Pauline Black-Harmon, Darlington Nevaeh Sage, Darlington
| Division III Boys MVP-Carter Roman Nose, Darlington Joseph Bray, Jennings J'Vion Mavs, Moffett Gavin Stilwell, Rocky Mountain Xavier Ford, Norwood Aiden Longan, Norwood Terius Harrison, Justice Kejo Watson, Justice William Elledge, Darlington Alex Elizondo, Darlington |
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Divison IV Girls MVP-Adaisha Proctor, Kenwood Crissy Love, Nashoba Allie Anderson, Stidham Jaycee Branscum, Fanshawe Slatey Free, Fanshawe Jaiden Lane, Glover Katelyn Chandler, Belfonte Dakota Montague, Whitefield Summer Lewis, Kenwood Lainey Kingfisher, Kenwood
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Divison IV Boys MVP-Bradley Strain, Whitefield Broc Swigart, White Rock Anthony Reagan, Haywood Braxton Hill, Fanshawe Chris Wooten, Greasy Davan Andrews, Tuskahoma Squanto Borownwolf, Bowring Aden Hart, Bowring Riggs Monday, Whitefield Hunter Self, Whitefield
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(Basketball/Track)
2019-2020 Paid Membership
as of 02-20-20
ORES Calendars
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2020-2021 Click HERE Revised 2/21/2020
2020 ORES BASKETBALL
DIVISION I
Girls
Woodall- Champions
South Rock Creek- Runners Up
Boys
Maryetta- Champions
Brushy- Runners Up
DIVISION II
Girls
Zion- Champions
Hodgen- Runners Up
Boys
Crutcho- Champions
Banner- Runners Up
DIVISION III
Girls
Darlington- Champions
Pleasant Grove- Runners Up
Boys
Darlington- Champions
Justice- Runners Up
DIVISION IV
Girls
Kenwood- Champions
Fanshawe- Runners Up
Boys
Whitefield-Champions
Bowring- Runners Up
2019 ORES Buzzer Competition
Peggs - State Champions
Robin Hill - State Runners Up
Grand View - 3rd Place
Grove - 4th Place
2019
Football
Division 1
Woodall - State Champions
Briggs - State Runners Up
Division 2
Brushy - State Champions
Zion - State Runners Up
Division 3
Jennings - State Champions
Moffett - State Runners Up
2019
Cross Country
Division I
Girls
Woodall - State Champs
Lone Star- State Runners Up
Boys
Maryetta - State Champs
Oakdale- State Runners Up
Division II
Girls
Cleora - State Champs
Rocky Mountain - State Runners Up
Boys
Cleora - State Champs
Shady Grove - State Runners Up
2019 STATE FAST PITCH TOURNAMEN
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Division 1
Champions - South Rock Creek
Runner Up - Briggs
Division 2
Champions - Zion
Runner Up - Zaneis
Division 3
Champions - Oak Grove
Runner Up - Monroe
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ORES Softball 2019
D3 Sept.12 Tournament
D2 Sept.13 Tournament
D1 Sept.14 Tournament
@Seminole
Oct.15, 2019
@ Lake Tenkiller
ORES Football 2019
Semi Finals Oct.28/29 @ Tenkiller
Finals Nov. 2 @ Tenkiller
REVISED DATE!!!!!
Dec.6, 2019
@ Shawnee
Feb. 13,14,15, 2020
@ Shawnee
March 6, 2020
@ North Rock Creek Schooll
@ Gordon Cooper Technology Center
Shawnee
March 28, 2020
@ McAlester HS
April 25, 2020
ORES RULE CHANGES
Starting July 1st, 2013, our eligibility rules will change. Beginning withthe initial 7th grade year, to be eligible for ORES activities and also to be eligible for OSSAA activities in high school, a student may not participate in any activities in a repeat year even if the student did not participate in the initial year. Subsequently, the student may participate in the following initial 8th grade year. This rule change follows the OSSAA six consecutive years rule.
Example:
7th grade year: student participates or does not participate in ORES or season play; 7th grade year (repeat year): student cannot participate in any ORES activities and any season play including scrimmages; 8th grade year: student may participate in ORES activities and season play
Example:
7th grade year: student participates or does not participate in ORES or season play; 8th grade year: student participates or does not participate in ORES or season play; 8th grade year (repeat year): student cannot participate in any ORES activities and season play including scrimmages, and if this is violated, the student will risk losing a year’s eligibility in high school and most
likely his/her senior year eligibility.
The number of games played during the season is also an issue. Please follow the guidelines on the ORES website for number of allowed games during season. Violation of these guidelines is an SDE accreditation issue and may lead to disqualification in an ORES activity. We, ORES, do not want to have the reputation that we spend too much time playing games and activities and
are not focused on academics.
REMINDER
The OSSAA rule on a student attending a dependent district but living in an independent district, the rule reads, "...and completed the fifth through eighth grades without interruption in the dependent school district." OSSAA interruption of that would be that it is meant to be only one dependent district. However, there could be extenuating circumstances that would allow a student to be approved on a hardship waiver that attended more than one dependent school.
Lastly, ORES does not want to regulate season play and does not have the manpower to investigate season play violations. We leave the compliance issues to each individual superintendent and rely on each one’s integrity and high moral ethics. If you choose to play an ineligible player (age-wise or consecutive year-wise) for any reason, you risk that student’s eligibility when he/she enters high school or possibly his/her senior year of high school.
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TO: DEPENDENT DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS
FROM: ED SHEAKLEY, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
RE: OSSAA ATHLETIC ELIGIBILITY
DATE: JUNE 28, 2012
Students who choose to attend a dependent school district, or who attend because their parents reside within a dependent school district, prior to matriculating to high school, are held to the same limitations for participation as those students who attend school in an independent district.
Once a student enters the 7th grade, he or she is allowed six consecutive years to participate in interscholastic athletic activities. By OSSAA Rule, students who repeat 7th or 8th grade are not permitted to participate during the repeat year, even if they did not participate during the initial 7th or 8th grade year. If a student attending a dependent district repeats 7th or 8th grade and is allowed to participate, it will be counted against their eligibility limitations. Potentially this could eliminate the student from participation during one of their high school years.
We ask that you counsel any student and his or her family of these limitations if a repeat year is necessary.
Thank you.
BASKETBALL: 16 games; or 14 games and 2 tournaments; or 13 games and 3 tournaments.
SOFTBALL: 14 games and 2 tournaments; or 11 games and 3 tournaments.
FOOTBALL: 8 games and no more than two games per week.
The Organization of Rural Elementary Schools was founded in 1984. Originally the Oklahoma Organization of Dependent Schools, ORES is the oldest rural school organization in Oklahoma. The organization has maintained as its primary goal the promotion, protection and preservation of rural elementary schools.
Please contact us for more information:
Organization of Rural Elementary Schools
Dr. John Cox, President
P.O. Box 119
Peggs, OK 74452-0019
jcox@peggs.k12.ok.us
(918) 598-3412
Randy Rountree, Financial Director
