2026 OSSAA Power 25: Week Four

We update the Power 25 with many from across the state crossing state lines over the course of Spring Break.  Nearly a month into the season, this update features a few small changes due to results on the field as well as still some projection with the talent on the field. Further, we see some teams continuing to get healthy with optimism in the upcoming weeks. All scores and records are from the OSSAA Rankings page or Gamechanger.

Off the jump, Tuttle remains at #1 after a 3-0 week that improved their overall mark to 11-1. On the week, they continued to showcase their pitching and defense winning by a combined score of 22-1. At #2, Edmond Memorial prepares for the prestigious USA Baseball National HS Invitational this week on the backs of a 4-0 week over Spring Break. The Bulldog offense broke out against talented opposition that covered Nebraska, STL, Kansas, and a talented Canute squad here in Oklahoma by a combined score of 32-8. Coming in at #3 is Newcastle after a 3-0 record at the Tuttle Festival with impressive wins by a combined score of 49-4. They continue to show their depth both in the lineup and on the mound that put them amongst the favorites in 5A. At #4 is Stillwater, coming off a 2-1 week, improving to 7-2 on the year, and a combined score of 21-1 in the Sunflower State during Spring Break.  Rounding out our top 5 is Bixby, as their lineup continues to become more consistent, added depth on the mound, and will be tested with a deep Choctaw Tournament this week.

Moore is amongst our biggest risers as they move up three spots as winners of 5 of their last 6 that included a strong showing in the Edmond Festival a week ago. Their offense continues to play more consistent with their talented youth gaining valuable experience as the spring goes on. CCS breaks into our Power 25 as they improve to 9-1 on the season. After a 3-1 week that includes wins over Duncan and Lindsay, the Royals break into the Power 25.