Regent Prep captured both the boys and girls Class A state cross-country championships Saturday, Oct. 24, completing a second consecutive sweep at Carl Albert High School in Midwest City.

The Tulsa school's girls team finished with 26 points, well ahead of runner-up Laverne at 53, according to results posted by Oklahoma Scoreboard on X. The boys team scored 36 points, topping Laverne's 69. It was the third boys-and-girls state-title sweep in five years, according to the Tulsa World

Kayla King led the Regent Prep girls with a third-place individual finish in 11:48.82 in the 3,200-meter race. Thomas O'Dea paced the boys, finishing second in the 5K at 15:59.80 behind individual champion Gentry Long, of Laverne, who clocked 15:45.70. Oklahoma Scoreboard listed Long as a Laverne runner, while the @IWasAtTheGame account on X identified him as running for Regent Prep. His school affiliation could not be independently confirmed.

Elijah Lake (16:53.95) and Levi Barnes (16:54.10) finished sixth and seventh for the Regent Prep boys, giving the Rams three runners in the top seven.

Lincoln Christian girls earn fourth straight state title

Lincoln Christian's girls dominated Class 3A with 34 points, nearly 50 ahead of second-place Prague at 81. Madison Miller finished second individually in 11:27.33, and Isabelle Truitt placed third in 11:44.80. The two Lincoln Christian teammates embraced after crossing the finish line, according to a Tulsa World photo caption.

The title was Lincoln Christian's fourth straight Class 3A girls championship, according to Oklahoma Scoreboard.

Lincoln Christian's boys also had a strong showing, finishing as Class 3A runner-up with 73 points behind Sequoyah Tahlequah's 60. Noah Caughey led the Bulldogs with a second-place individual finish at 15:51.25, trailing only Dickson's Landon Eubank (15:31.91).

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Skiatook's Kathleen Brady won the Class 4A girls individual title with a time of 11:44.49, beating Byng's Caris Tilley (11:49.49) by five seconds. Skiatook's girls team placed seventh overall in 4A with 173 points.

Summit Christian Academy took the Class 2A boys team title with 48 points. Ethan Honea (16:55.32) and Gabriel Honea (16:56.9) finished third and fourth individually for Summit Christian.

Cascia Hall placed fifth in the Class 3A boys race with 179 points, and Metro Christian's Ryleigh Hodges finished third in the 4A girls race at 11:58.96.