Edison High School is hosting its first home playoff game since 1992.

News On 6 has several highlights from Week 9 of Oklahoma high school football action Friday night.

A lot is on the line in Beggs as they host Sperry for the 2a3 district title.

The football game between Sperry and Beggs will be played as scheduled Friday night, in spite of the triple shooting in the Beggs area Thursday morning that left a teenager dead.

An emotional night in Sand Springs, as the community gathered together for a prayer rally for head coach Dustin Kinard. Doctors diagnosed him with pancreatic cancer two weeks ago, and he'll meet with the oncologist tomorrow to form a treatment plan. Many coaches and players on hand tonight, even Allan Trimble, to pray for him as he begins his fight against cancer.

Bixby is preparing for a rematch of last year's state title game when they face Booker T. this week.

Sapulpa vs. Bixby---Collinsville vs. Claremore---Lincoln Christian vs. Stigler

It was a battle of unbeaten teams on Friday as Catoosa faced off with Wagoner. Both these teams played well, and both remain in the hunt for a district title. 

The threat of weather is getting the district season started early. We’re starting off with the clash of titans, Jenks and Broken Arrow, a matchup of the top two teams in the state in 6A.

Broken Arrow Public Schools announced on Wednesday that it would be moving its home game against the Jenks Trojans to Thursday night. “The safety of our student-athletes is our top priority,” said Executive Director of Athletics Steve Dunn. 

The Bixby Spartans hosted Putnam City on Friday. Loren Montgomery's defense ruled the evening. Later the Spartans added to an already substantial lead as Braden Roller went around the left side and all the way to the end zone for the score. The Spartans look strong as they roll over Putnam City 64-0.

Much like the buildings surrounding Hardesty Field, you can consider the Holland Hall Dutch under construction.

The Commandos of Cascia of hosted Holland Hall Friday night. 

Booker T squared off against Bishop Kelley.

Two words "Border War" Oklahoma versus Texas. 

Forty years is a long time; it's been that long since the Beggs Golden Demons played for a state title. It’s been 42 years since they won one. 

Booker T. beat Bixby Friday night to win the 6A-II state championship title. 

Owasso beat Union Friday night to take the 6A State Championship Title.

Bixby meets Booker T. Washington Friday night for the 6A-II championship. But some of those showing up in Jenks may not be there to root on either team.

Seventeen-year-old Union running back Keviyon Cooper rushed for more than 150 yards, had 30 carries and scored two touchdowns against the Owasso Rams before suffering a serious head injury.

Friday night, Booker T. Washington will look to end a seven-year drought. 

If the 6A-I state title game is as good as the first one between Union and Owasso, fans are in for a treat. 

Friday, the Owasso Rams will play for the 6A-I state title.

3A Quarterfinals: Sulphur beat Sperry 41-8, Beggs beat Oklahoma Christian 32-26, Tahlequah Sequoyah loses to Jones 42-6.

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Here's what Allan Trimble had to say after the Trojans fell to Owasso in the state semifinals.

Tahlequah-Seqouyah beat Berryhill 32-30.