For the second season in a row, the Thomas-Fay-Custer Terriers football team are district champions.
In a nonnal season, they would play football this Friday. However, the Oklahoma Seconeiry School Activities Association (OSSAA) made a decision in October to allow every team who wants to compete in the postseason the right to do so.
A team who cannot play a nonchampionship playoff game on the scheduled date due to a COVID-19 situation will be eliminated from the series. That team’s opponent in the preceding round will be offered the opportunity to fill that line on the bracket on the scheduled date. If the preceding opponent declines the opportunity or there is no proceeding opponent as in the case of a bye, the remaining team will advance to the next line. State Championship final games issues with the COVID-19 will be handled by OSSAA staff.
Thomas will play the winner of Cordell, who finished fourth in A-2, or Burns Rat-Dill City, who finished fifth in A-1.
Stratford, who finished seventh in A-4 will play at Tonkawa, who finished second in A-3. Watonga, who finished sixth in A-3, will play at Dibble, who finished third in A-4. The winner of these two games will play each other in the next round.
Caney Valley, who finished fifth in A-6, will play at Quapaw, who finished fourth in A-5. The winner of this game will play Pawnee, who finished first in A-6 and received a first-round bye.
Stroud who finished seventh in A-7, will play at Colcord, who finished second in A-8. Canadian, who finished sixth in A-8, will play at Konawa, who finished third in A-7. The winner of these two games will play each other in the next round.
Healdton, who finished fifth in A-4, will play at Oklahoma Bible Academy, who finished fourth in A-3. The winner of this game will play Ringling, who finished first in A-4 and receives a first-round bye.
Sayre, who finished seventh in A-1 will play at Hobart, who finished second in A-2. The winner of this game will play Texhoma, who finished third in A-3 and receives a first-round bye.
Mounds, who finished fifth in A-7, will play at Central (Sallisaw), who finished fourth in A-8. The winner of this game will play Wewoka, who finished first in A-7 and receives a first-round bye.
Wyandotte, who finished sixth in A-5, will play at Morrison, who finished third in A-6. The winner of this game will play Oklahoma Union, who finished second in A-5 and receives a first-round bye.
On the other half of the bracket, Afton, who finished fifth in A-5, will play at Hominy, who finished fourth in A-4. The winner of this game will play Pawhuska, who finished first in A-5 and receives a bye.
Savanna, who finished sixth in A-7 will play at Warner, who finished third in A-8. The winner of this game will play Okemah, who finished second in A-7, who receives a bye.
Merritt, who finished eighth in A-1 will play at Minco, who finished first in A-2. Mangum, who finished fifth in A-2 will play at Mooreland, who finished fourth in A-1. The winner of these two games will play each other in the next round.
Hinton, who finished seventh in A-3 will play at Wayne, who finished second in A-4. Rush Springs, who finished sixth in A-4 will play at Crescent, who finished third in A-3. The winner of these two games will play each other in the next round.
Porter, who finished fifth in A-8, will play at Allen, who finished fourth in A-7. The winner of this game will play Gore, who finished first in A-8 and receives a bye.
Fairland, who finished seventh in A-5 will play at Woodland, who finished second in A-6. Chelsea, who finished sixth in A-6 will play at Commerce, who finished third in A-5. The winner of these two games will play each other in the next round.
Wynnewood, who finished eighth in A-4 will play at Cashion, who finished first in A-3. Oklahoma Christian Academy, who finished fifth in A-3 will play at Elmore-City Pernell, who finished fourth in A-4. The winner of these two games will play each other in the next round.
Fairview, who finished sixth in A-1 will play at Apache, who finished third in A-2. The winner this game will play Hooker, who finished second in A-1 and receives a bye.