Bartlesville was known for oil until the sport of swimming took a foothold in Oklahoma. Since 1957, when State High School Championships were organized, Bartlesville has dominated the sport winning an amazing one-third of all state titles. Up until the 1981-1982 season, Col-Hi and Sooner swimmers competed on separate ...
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When it comes to individuals who have made a large impact on the Bartlesville athletic community, Bob Pomeroy’s name should be at the top of everyone’s list. Bob grew up in Bartlesville, attending Jane Phillips Elementary, Central Middle School and Col-Hi. He went to work for Phillips 66 in 1963 and worked for the ...
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Carol Green spent her childhood on a farm, shooting baskets in a barn just south of the Oklahoma/Kansas border where she attended first thru eighth grade at Manchester Grade School and then moved on to Wakita High School.
After her freshman basketball season ended Carol moved up to varsity for the playoffs. Because it ...
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Lee Engstrand spent most of his childhood in Bartlesville where he attended Oak Park Elementary and continued his education in Bartlesville up through his junior year at Col-Hi. During Engstrand’s time in Bartlesville he swam for both the Phillips 66 Splash Club and the Col-Hi Wildcats, the latter which was coached by ...
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Cassie Consedine grew up in Bartlesville, attending Jane Phillips Elementary, Central Middle School, Bartlesville Mid-High and Bartlesville High School. During her younger years she played soccer, basketball and track and field and once she reached high school she stuck with basketball and track and field. Consedine ...
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