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Organizers and teams from the Heartland Classic will hold a silent auction that runs through Thursday to benefit tornado victims.

All-State First Team Player, school Pos. Cl. Avg. HR RBI Jonathan Denney, Yukon C Sr. .459 11 46 Austin O'Brien, Owasso 1B Sr. .411 10 35 Trey Michalczewski, Jenks 2B Sr. .449 9 46 Drew Ward, Leedey SS Sr. .507 9 39 Gavin LaValley, Carl Albert 3B Jr. .477 20 76 Dylan Adams, Newcastle OF Jr. .565 9 72 Evan Anderson, Dale OF Sr. .442 12 38 Chevin Noone, Carl Albert OF Sr. .400 8 43 Trae Bobo,

Edmond North senior-to-be Hayden Wood got his summer started with a bang.

I’ve been firing out a lot of track and field information for readers over the last couple of days, with the Big and Little All-City track teams and athletes of the year, and here’s one more nugget worth checking out.

Find out who was named to the All-City girls golf first team, second ream and honorable mention.

Kina Boone, Choctaw Class: Senior The story: A strong player the last two years, Boone closed her career with the best finish of any metro-area player at the Class 6A state tournament, tying for fifth with a 76, while her team took fourth overall. Player of the Year Caroline Goodin, Deer Creek Class: Senior The story: Goodin, who has signed with Oklahoma City University, won four times and never finished outside the top five in nine tournaments. She was especially strong late in the year, winning the Suburban Conference and 5A west regional before finishing runner-up at state to lead her team to the title.

Find out who was named the All-City boys golf first team, second team and honorable mention

Eli Armstrong, Edmond North Class: Senior The story: Edmond North's only senior in the top five, Armstrong wasn't flashy but incredibly consistent. With Armstrong's 74.1 stroke average, the Huskies only dropped his score once all year, and he went low to win the 6A west regional. Headed to Central Oklahoma. Nick Heinen, Edmond North Class: Junior The story: Verbally committed to Oklahoma State, Heinen has been one of the state's top players the last two years. This season, he tied for first at state, falling to Max McGreevy in a playoff. Six top-fives and a 72.1 stroke average. Tyler Johnson, Norman North Class: Sophomore The story: Like Heinen, Johnson tied for first at the 6A state

Six 3-pointers from Tucker is a key to West pulling away for win.

In her four years at Edmond North, Courtney Dike scored 91 goals, an incredible number for Class 6A soccer.

Edmond North’s choice for its new football coach will be up for approval with Edmond Public Schools board of education at a special meeting Wednesday morning.

Edmond North has been working to replace Jeremy Dombek, who left two weeks ago to take the head job at Mustang.

BY RYAN ABER raber@opubco.com The Oklahoma Coaches Association released its All-State baseball rosters Monday.

BY RYAN ABER raber@opubco.com The Oklahoma City Area Baseball Coaches Association will play its annual all-star game at 6 p.m. Thursday at Palmer Field at Dolese Park. An all-star team made up from these two rosters will play a Tulsa-area all-star team in a doubleheader at noon Saturday at Bishop McGuinness. OCS’ Ken McQueen and Tecumseh’s Chad Trahan will coach the Oklahoma City team.

All season, Douglass runner Anthonio Humphrey had his sights set on breaking 1 minute, 56 seconds in the 800 meters. He broke that mark, and then some, in the Oklahoma Track Coaches Association Meet of Champions Tuesday night at Yukon High School. Humphrey pulled within two seconds of the state record for the 800, winning in a time of 1:53.64. The state record of 1:51.70 is shared by Quintell Wilson of Edmond North (2007) and Justin Nobles of Elgin (2001). “This just pushes me closer to that state record and will keep me working even harder over the summer, so I can try to drop those last two seconds,” said Humphrey, a junior. “Maybe this got the attention of some college coaches, I hope. Now I'm looking at the

Bethany's new boys basketball coach knows what it takes to win a state championship with the Bronchos. He did it as a player in 2001. Now, Aaron Toler will try to do it as the team's coach. He was recently promoted after serving as Phil Brown's assistant. Brown retired from coaching to focus in his duties as athletic director and teacher at Bethany. Toler is the brother of Oklahoma Christian coach Trent Toler. In other coaching moves, Bethany hired Harrah's Grant Ledbetter, formerly a player at Putnam City West and Southern Nazarene, as its new baseball coach. And the softball team promoted Jordan Wisniewski from assistant to head coach. Bethany also hopes to fill its vacant girls basketball coaching

BY RYAN ABER raber@opubco.com The Oklahoma Coaches Association announced its All-State tennis teams Tuesday. The OCA All-State tennis event will be held July 30 at Tulsa Union. BOYS EAST Jayden Black, Henryetta Josh Ellis, Ada Chase Gordon, Jenks Levi Kerr, Grove Andreas Kutt, Tulsa Union Cameron Schuessler, Durant John Stour, Ada J.T.

Edmond North’s Jeremy Dombek will leave to become the new head football coach at Mustang High School, pending the approval of the Mustang school board at its meeting Monday night, sources have told The Oklahoman. The Mustang school board is scheduled to meet at 6 p.m. Monday. Dombek will replace Ty Prestidge, who resigned on May 3 to take an offensive coordinator position with longtime friend Todd Dilbeck at Choctaw. Dombek was expected to address his team at Edmond North Monday morning, according to sources. Pending board approval, Dombek would be able to begin working with his new team at Mustang Tuesday. Mustang missed the playoffs in 2012, despite a 6-4 record. It was the second straight year

BY RYAN ABER raber@opubco.com The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association released the state tournament brackets Monday and Tuesday. CLASS 6A At Shawnee Thursday Tulsa Kelley at Norman North, 11 a.m. Jenks vs. Yukon, 1:30 p.m. Edmond Santa Fe vs. Owasso, 4 p.m. Edmond North vs. Broken Arrow, 6:30 p.m. Friday Tulsa Kelley/Norman North winner vs. Jenks/Yukon winner, 4 p.m. Edmond North/Broken Arrow winner vs. Edmond Santa Fe/Owasso winner, 6:30 p.m. Saturday Championship game, 6 p.m. CLASS 5A At Edmond Santa Fe Thursday Noble vs. Deer Creek, 11 a.m. Guthrie vs. Coweta, 1:30 p.m. Carl Albert vs. Pryor, 4 p.m.

BY RYAN ABER raber@opubco.com Edmond Memorial’s Chloe Webber and Edmond North’s Hannah Dowell signed to play lacrosse at Oklahoma Baptist University. Webber is an attacker and Dowell is a midfielder. “I am excited to add more girls to next year’s roster who are local so that we can continue to grow the sport throughout Oklahoma,” Lady Bison coach Katy Mohr said in a release. OBU is in its first season of women’s lacrosse. The addition of the sport was announced in 2010 along with the additions of football and swimming. Oklahoma Baptist is playing an independent schedule this year, going 1-4 through its first five games. The Lady Bison host Missouri State on March 30.