MIDWEST CITY, Okla. – The future is blindingly bright for Rose State College athletics.
Raider Nation has a massive reason to celebrate this summer as the incoming freshman class is bursting with elite local and regional talent. Multiple incoming student-athletes have secured prestigious All-State designations for their spectacular high school performances, signaling a major talent influx for Rose State's NJCAA Division I and Region II programs.
Incoming Raider Spotlight
Baseball
The Raider coaching staff has constructed a wall of talent for the upcoming season, spearheaded by three premier Oklahoma standouts. Camden Hall (Blanchard HS) brings massive versatility to Midwest City as an elite dynamic threat at the plate, in the outfield, and on the mound. Joining him is powerhouse catcher Ryan Hubble (Deer Creek HS), a proven leader behind the dish with All-State honors under his belt. Rounding out the spectacular trio is pitching phenom Aiden Williams (Union City HS). Williams capped off a historic prep career by breaking into the top 20 all-time leaders in Oklahoma history, racking up more than 400 career strikeouts. His dominant senior campaign earned him a nomination for the 2026 OKC Metro High School Sports Awards Baseball Player of the Year, a highly prestigious honor presented by the USA TODAY High School Sports Awards program.
Softball
The Raider Softball program adds elite championship pedigree to its battery with two marquee signings. Layla Menhusen (Bethel HS) will arrive at Rose State after a decorated high school career where she was crowned The Shawnee Star Female Athlete of the Year alongside her All-State catcher honors. She will be joined behind the plate by Texas standout Sadie Arriola (Grace Community HS, TX), who brings an explosive bat and an elite defensive reputation to Oklahoma after capturing Catcher of the Year and All-State recognition in the Lone Star State.
Women's Soccer
The pitch will feature plenty of explosive local talent this fall as Women's Soccer welcomes three incredible All-State forces. Midfield and attacking options expand heavily with the additions of Grisell Guzman (El Reno HS) and Sammy Meraz (Clinton HS), both known for their relentless work rates and high-octane playmaking. Bolstering the roster further is local standout Caylin Foster (Choctaw HS), an All-State selectee whose athleticism and tactical awareness will make an immediate impact in Region II play.
Wrestling
Raoder Wrestling captured an absolute haul on the recruiting trail, signing nine premier All-State hammers across the boys' and girls' divisions:
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Boys Large West All-State: The Raiders secure technical powerhouse Felipe Villarreal (Duncan HS), who will look to anchor the lower weights at 132 lbs.
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Boys Small East All-State: Light-weight sparkplug Ashton Andrews (Pawnee HS) brings his elite speed and mat awareness to the 113-lb division.
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Boys Small West All-State: The upper weights get a massive boost with physical standouts Louden McDoulett (Harrah HS) locking down 157 lbs and Lukas Burd (Weatherford HS) enforcing the 175-lb class.
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Girls East All-State: The women's roster lands two highly decorated grapplers in dynamic playmaker Paytyn Schaefer (Cleveland HS) at 125 lbs and dominant technician Kylie Freeman (Tonkawa HS) at 145 lbs.
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Girls West All-State: Rose State reaps the rewards of western Oklahoma's finest, welcoming elite 115-lb threat Elizabeth McLeroy (Tuttle HS), high-energy scrapper Neveah Reyes (Lawton HS) at 135 lbs, and defensive anchor Carli Antonelli (Putnam City West HS) at 140 lbs.
Prepare for the Storm
With the fall season rapidly approaching, the atmosphere around Raider Athletics is electric. This unified force of veterans, transfers, and rookies is ready to report to campus, lace up, and instantly fight for Region II championships.
Official game and match schedules for the Fall 2026 season will drop on our website shortly. Stay locked into all breaking news, roster updates, and behind-the-scenes content by following our official social media handles!
