The awards show, created by student-athletes for student-athletes, was conceived in the desire to unite all generations of Sooners by connecting the athletes of today with those who laid the foundations of our storied tradition. Using the theme of Sooners Magic, its mission is three-fold: Honor the past. Empower the present. Inspire the future.
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Wooden. Naismith. And now Buddy Hield adds Male Athlete of Year to his trophy case.
Daye Shon Roberson (track & field), Chayse Capps (women’s gymnastics) and Lauren Chamberlain (softball).
An All-American in every event for OU women’s gymnastics, Chayse Capps earned Female Athlete of the Year honors.
Jacob Burcham (track & field), Baker Mayfield (football) and Yul Moldauer (men’s gymnastics).
From walk-on to Heisman contender, Baker Mayfield was no doubt the Male Breakthrough Athlete of the Year.
Charity Jones (women’s gymnastics), Paige Parker (softball) and Julia Reedy (track & field).
Four perfect games as a freshman was just the beginning for Paige Parker.
Football’s comeback at Tennessee, Lauren Chamberlain’s home run record and men’s basketball’s run to the Final Four.
Men’s gymnastics, men’s basketball and women’s gymnastics.
Recently crowned NCAA Champions, OU men‘s and women‘s gymnastics shared Team of the Year.
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