Class 4A high school football rankings: Defending champion Wagoner still has plenty of talent

13. Fort Gibson (5-6)

Full O-line returns to block for QB J.R. Singleton and RB Jake Gandara.

14. Harrah (8-3)

Deeper and more athletic than any Panther team in coach Greg Willis' five seasons.

15. Woodward (6-6)

Linebacker Kyler Ferguson will be key in the middle of a defense with only two starters back.

16. Tulsa McLain (6-4)

Looking to build on last year's strong defense that keyed a playoff run.

17. Tecumseh (4-6)

Protecting QB Colton Owen will be key for young offensive line.

18. Elk City (6-4)

Young in some key spots, the Elks don't play a home game until Week 5.

19. Piedmont (6-5)

Wildcats trying to build on playoff appearance heading into coach Craig Church's second year.

20. Poteau (4-6)

A 24-year coaching veteran, Greg Werner takes over a Pirate squad with 16 returning starters.

21. Vinita (4-6)

Potentially potent air attack led by QB Gage Bertram.

22. Muldrow (3-7)

Back-to-back wins closing the 2011 season should boost confidence early this season.

23. Elgin (4-6)

OL/DL Austin Hogg anchors the Owls' front lines.

24. Miami (4-6)

The Wardogs are hoping to get back to the playoffs for the first time since 2008.

25. Cleveland (5-5)

QB/DB Chas Stallard is a fourth-year starter for the Tigers.

26. Tulsa Webster (3-7)

Several starters back as the Warriors try to improve on last year's three wins.

27. Cache (1-9)

Stacey Hunt replaces Barry Foster as coach.

28. Stilwell (1-9)

Young roster showing signs of life for new coach Jeff Brown.

29. Santa Fe South (3-7)

The Saints must try to duplicate the strong offensive performances of the last two seasons.

30. McLoud (0-10)

Junior QB Joseph Woods could key turnaround for the Redskins.

31. Mannford (0-10)

New coach Eddy Scott hopes to take advantage of the Pirates' team speed.

32. Tulsa Rogers (DNP)

Back to varsity football after the school was closed for a year; no seniors on the current roster.

By Scott Wright