2025 Oklahoma High School Baseball State Tournament Brackets Unveiled
The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association announced the brackets for the 2025 state baseball tournaments across classes 6A down to 2A‑II, outlining where each round will be contested and where champions will be crowned.
For the top two divisions, quarterfinal and semifinal games will be held at the Jenks and Sapulpa complexes, while the championship finals are slated for ONEOK Field in Tulsa, a venue that has become synonymous with the state’s baseball climax.
Classes 4A through 2A‑II will spread across a network of regional sites, with quarterfinal and semifinal rounds hosted in Noble, Norman North, Shawnee and Prague, and the respective championship games concluding in Shawnee.
Key Matchups by Classification
The 6A field features marquee contests such as Mustang versus Jenks, Piedmont against Sapulpa, Deer Creek versus Yukon and Bixby taking on Edmond Santa Fe, setting up a series of high‑stakes rematches.
In the 5A bracket, teams including Carl Albert, Collinsville, Midwest City and Pryor will clash, alongside Claremore versus Newcastle and Tulsa Bishop Kelley meeting Noble, promising competitive matchups across the board.
The 4A draw pairs Tuttle with Lone Grove, Blanchard against Sallisaw, Mount St. Mary with Verdigris and Berryhill squaring off against Elgin, distributing talent evenly across the regional sites.
Class 3A matchups include Marlow versus Jones, Lincoln Christian taking on Oklahoma Christian School, Silo facing Davis and Dewey battling Washington, each series expected to test depth and resilience.
The 2A‑I round features Dale meeting Kansas, Calera against Colbert, Cashion versus Oktaha and Christian Heritage tackling Latta, while the 2A‑II bracket sees Preston duel Haskell, Mangum oppose Oklahoma Christian Academy, Tushka take on Tonkawa and Fairland confront Ketchum, rounding out a deep field of contenders.
With the schedule now set, coaches and players will begin fine‑tuning preparations, knowing that each regional site offers its own atmosphere and that the ultimate prize will be decided under the lights of ONEOK Field in Tulsa.