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4 Under 4: Stars Mile Night Shines at Historic Taft Stadium

On Friday, May 30, 2025, the Fourth Annual Stars Mile Night lit up historic Taft Stadium with four sub-4-minute miles, history-making performances, and an electric community atmosphere. While the Simon Greiner Elite Mile was full of record-breaking excitement, the night was life-changing for four standout OKCPS student-athletes awarded $1,000 scholarships from the Simon Greiner Track & Field Program. Stars Mile Night and the Simon Greiner Elite Mile proved yet again that the stars in OKC don’t just shine – they fly.

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Pathway Partners Clear the Path & Pave the Way

At Fields & Futures, we believe youth sports have the power to change lives, transform communities, and light the way to a brighter future. Unfortunately, financial obstacles and resource limitations deter too many kids in Oklahoma City's urban core from ever stepping onto a field, court, or track. Pathway Partners are the indispensable forces that clear the path and pave the way to equal access and opportunity.

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2025 OKCPS Summer Camps: Pathways to Play for All Students

OKCPS summer camps are back! For the third straight summer, OKCPS, Fields & Futures, and a widening circle of community partners are rolling out an ambitious lineup of camps, clinics, and summer leagues for 3,000 or more OKCPS students. Building on the momentum of previous summers, this year’s programming offers more sports, more access, and more pathways than ever before.

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Fields & Futures Welcomes Dynamic New Leadership Team to Put More Kids on More Teams in Oklahoma City

Fields & Futures Welcomes Dynamic New Leadership Team to Put More Kids on More Teams in Oklahoma City

Fields & Futures is proud to announce a dynamic new leadership team that will guide the organization into a new era focused on providing more access and support to young athletes in OKC's urban core. The new team included David Crynes, Ted Perry, Emmy Hufnagel, Cody Laurendi, and Mandi Dotson.

What Drives Capitol Hill and U.S. Grant Football?

What Drives Capitol Hill and U.S. Grant Football?

U.S. Grant and Capitol Hill may be rivals, but their football programs have more in common than their annual "Southside Bedlam" rivalry game. From 2014-2020, the OSSAA allowed both programs to play as independents so they could create their own schedules and rebuild their programs. Now playing in Class 6A, neither team has found success in district play, but they also know the scoreboard isn't the only standard of success.

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