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2026 Outdoor Season · Registration Open

Built to Run Fast.

Excellence is a habit.
It's not just a track club, it's a track family.

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Tulsa, OK USATF Sanctioned AAU Sanctioned
Oklahoma Cheetah athlete crossing the finish line at New Balance Nationals
National StageNew Balance Outdoor Nationals
90%+
College Scholarship Rate
100+
Years Coaching Experience
48
Years of Cheetah Legacy
§ 01 — Program History

A 48-year
legacy.

Born in Detroit in 1978, built in Oklahoma today — one program, two cities, and four-plus decades of athletes who keep showing up.

1978

Detroit Cheetah Founded

Coach Harry Weaver II launches the Detroit Cheetah to help young athletes earn college scholarships through track and field. The program quickly becomes a national pipeline for collegiate sprinters.

Read Coach Weaver's full story →
2018

Tulsa Chapter Launched

Coach Weaver and Coach Cory Ray bring the Cheetah model to Tulsa — first competition season in 2019. Same standards, same mentorship, new generation of Oklahoma athletes.

2022

OKC Chapter Launched

Founding coach Rodney Burkes — now coaching at Utah State — and two-time Olympian Coach Melvin Lister III open the Oklahoma City chapter, expanding the Cheetah family across the state. Two cities, one family.

Now

Statewide. National stage.

Athletes from Tulsa, OKC, Bixby, Jenks and beyond competing at the state and national level — and still, every season, sending Cheetahs to college.

§ 02 — Run Fast. Dream Bigger.

Where Cheetahs
go next.

Since 2021, more than forty Cheetah athletes have signed and competing across the country — JUCO to Berkeley, Pittsburg to Ohio State. The pipeline is real, and it’s growing every year.

40+
Athletes Signed
25+
Colleges
10+
States
Power-conference signings include
Ohio State·UC Berkeley·Florida State·Arkansas·Oklahoma·Oklahoma State·Kansas
Abby Steel
→John Brown University
Addison Brooks
→University of Kansas
Addison Raphel
→Utah State University
Adrian Billingley
→Coffeyville Community College
Alyssa Little
→Coffeyville Community College
Amiyah Norwood
→University of Oklahoma
NCAA All-American
Blake Wynne
→Oklahoma State University
NCAA All-American
Braylon Thompson
→Pittsburg State University
Brody Pitts
→Oklahoma State University
Caden Wolf
→Oklahoma State University
Transfer
Camryn Ere
→Utah State Universityvia Allen County CC
Chase Griffith
→Oklahoma State University
Christian Eldridge
→Southern Nazarene University
Crayton Shaw
→Oklahoma State University
Ezra Johnson
→Southern Nazarene University
Transfer
Faith Millner
→University of Central Oklahomavia Coffeyville CC
NCAA All-American
Hudson Ledford
→Coffeyville Community College
Inara Ukawuba
→UC Berkeley
Jace Woodrow
→Allen County Community College
Jason Brooks
→Oral Roberts University
Josiah Green
→UTEP
Kallista Frye
→Oral Roberts University
NCAA All-American · Transfer
Kayvon Nubine
→University of Arkansasvia Pittsburg State
Transfer
Kayyeonna Jackson
→UNLVvia Butler County CC
NCAA All-American
Kendall Johnson
→University of Oklahoma
Kennedy Johnson
→University of Tulsa
Kielon McQuarters
→Wichita State University
Korbyn Acencio
→Southern Nazarene University
Founding
Kyndall Hicks
→Oklahoma Baptist University
World Champ · WR
Kyler Brown
→Ohio State UniversityWorld Champion · World Record Holder · All-American
Lamar Mangrum
→Allen County Community College
Lilly Ray
→Oklahoma State University
LJ Brannon
→Langston University
Madeline Taylor
→Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Magnolia Crissup
→Southern Methodist University
Mye Howard
→Oral Roberts University
Nate Gibson
→Rogers State University
Transfer
Nate Jones
→St. Mary's Universityvia Butler County CC
Olivia ‘Livi’ Miles
→Missouri S&T
Saniya Craven
→Florida State University
Solomon Higgins
→Rogers State University
NCAA All-American
Sydney Smith
→University of Kansas
Victoria Porter
→University of South Florida
Westin Rinner
→Oral Roberts University
Oklahoma Cheetah athletes on the medal podium after a championship meet
The receipts, with medals on Cheetahs on the podium · 2025 season
§ Once a Cheetah

Once a Cheetah,
always a Cheetah.

Show up at 8 or 18. New to track or coming back from another sport. We meet athletes where they are — and once they're a Cheetah, they're a Cheetah for life. The track is the vehicle. The lessons are for everywhere else.

A group of young Cheetah athletes in their gear, smiling together at practice
The Foundation Our Littles · Ages 8–12
§ 03 — Cheetah Fast

Receipts.

What "Cheetah Fast" actually looks like in our program — measured in scholarships, podiums, and where the alumni end up.

90%+
College Scholarships Of graduating seniors earn collegiate athletic scholarships — the goal we built the program around.
★
State Championship Titles Multiple state titles across sprint, hurdle, and middle-distance events — every season.
↑
National & World Stage Cheetahs competing at Nike Outdoor Nationals, New Balance Outdoor Nationals, USATF U20s, AAU Junior Olympics, and USATF Junior Olympics.
∞
Alumni at the Collegiate Level Former Cheetahs running for D1, D2, and JUCO programs across the country.
+
Multi-Sport Excellence Athletes excelling in football, basketball, soccer, and more — speed translates everywhere.
↗
Cory Ray Speed System Twenty years of sport-performance work, distilled into a youth-track program built for measurable acceleration.
§ 04 — Faster Together

Show up,
get faster.

Four practice slots a week. Same place, every time. No tryouts — under 16, you're in. 16 and up, hit the standard.

Mon · Tue · Thu
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Tulsa, OK + Oklahoma City, OK
Saturday
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Tulsa, OK + Oklahoma City, OK
Green Means Go Sanctioned meet calendar — local, regional, and national meets all season. USATF + AAU. Schedule sent to registered families.
§ 05 — Join the Family

Register
your athlete.

One annual fee. Monthly dues. Everything your athlete needs to start competing.

Annual Registration
$250
Monthly Dues
$150/ mo
What's Included
  • USATF athlete registration
  • Official Oklahoma Cheetah t-shirt
  • Club competition uniform
  • Coaching from Cory Ray & staff
  • Practice access in Tulsa + OKC
  • Meet schedule & travel logistics
* Track meet entry fees not included.
§ 06 — Chase Greatness

The Speed
Doctor.

Portrait of Coach Cory Ray, Director of Oklahoma Cheetah
Coach Cory Ray Director · Oklahoma Cheetah
Director · Oklahoma Cheetah

Cory Ray

"The Speed Doctor"

Six-time Oklahoma high school state champion. Two-time All-American. Record-setting collegiate sprinter. Now in his third decade developing athletes — and Director of Oklahoma Cheetah across both cities. Coaches five active Oklahoma state record holders.

6× HS State Champion · 2× All-American
Former Collegiate Record Holder
USATF + IYCA Certified
20+ Years Developing Athletes
Read Coach Ray's full bio →
Founding sponsor spots open · 2026 season

Put your name on the
next Cheetah generation.

We send Oklahoma athletes to nationals every July, sign more than nine in ten seniors to college, and travel a community that shows up. Be the first brand on the jersey — it stays there a long time.

01 · Visibility
Jersey, banner, social co-marketing
Year-long placement on competition uniforms, practice gear, meet banners, and across our Instagram & YouTube.
02 · Impact
Real athletes, real outcomes
Travel, equipment, registration scholarships — your sponsorship directly funds an athlete’s path to a college signing.
03 · Reach
A community that travels
Hundreds of Oklahoma families across Tulsa, Bixby, Jenks and beyond — plus regional and national meet exposure.
Become a Partner → Request the Sponsorship Deck
Community partners
LifeMotion Physical Therapy · Tulsa Runner · First Class Chiropractic · Synapse Performance · Crossover Community Center
Local businesses that show up for our athletes. Thank you.