Several Kingfisher County athletes earned All-State and All-Star status due to their performances at their state track and field meets.

The Oklahoma Cross Country and Track Coaches Association released the list of honorees last week.

To earn Oklahoma Coaches Association All-State status, an athlete has to win his or her respective event at state.

OCA All-Star status is reserved for athletes who placed second or third in their state event(s) at state.

The final tier is OCCTCA All-Star, which is for seniors only. The top finishing senior who placed fourththrough- eighth in their event earn this status.

The biggest honoree in the county was Cashion’s Khloe Kastner.

The sophomore won gold in four different events at the Class 2A meet, earning her All-State in each event.

Following are the athletes who earned each status: OCA All-State Class A Girls

Pole vault - Kylee Bell, Dover Class 2A Girls

200 - Khloe Kastner, Cashion Long jump - Kastner, Cashion 400 relay - Reese Hobgood, Kastner, Emerie Eubanks, Kate Nabavi of Cashion 800 relay - Eubanks, Hobgood, Nabavi, Kastner of Cashion

OCA All-Star Class A Girls

800 - Isabel Hansen, Lomega 1,600 - Hansen, Lomega Discus - Kinsley Fisher, Lomega Class 2A Boys

400 - Grayson Davis, Cashion 1,600 relay - Davis, King Underwood, Cole Baustert and Hank Brown of Cashion Class 4A Girls

800 - Scout Snodgrass, Kingfisher 3,200 relay - Mattie Slezickey, Harper Evans, Snodgrass and Ryann Farrar of Kingfisher Scout Snodgrass, 800 and 3,200 relay High jump - Ela Hartman, Kingfisher

OCCTCA Senior All-Star Class 4A Girls 400 - Snodgrass, Kingfi sher