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Mission Statement

At OKC Patriots, we're dedicated to nurturing young athletes on and off the field. Our mission is to provide a faith-driven environment where character development, athletic excellence, and lifelong friendships flourish. Through a blend of values and sportsmanship, we equip our players to be champions in faith and football.

Our Coaches

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Steve Hawley - High School Head Coach

After coaching 3 years as the Patriots Mid-High head football coach, Steve Hawley, will be in his first year as the High School Head Varsity Coach. A native of Oklahoma, Steve has been a pastor and coach in Oklahoma, California, Hawaii, and Colorado. After college, he worked with and coached at-risk students in Los Angeles, California, before returning to Oklahoma. He was the Pastor at Eastland Hills Baptist Church for 23 years and, during this time, served as Head Coach for football, basketball, baseball, and track beginning in mid-high and then high school. His high school teams made the playoffs six times, winning a state championship and being state runner-up. He retired from coaching to do mission work in Hawaii and Colorado for 17 years but returned to Oklahoma to care for his parents and to be involved in his grandkids’ lives. In addition to coaching the Patriot, he is a Teaching Pastor at Grace Place Baptist Church and the President of Hawley Consulting Group, a Financial Services Group that works with Medicare, Life, and Health insurance beneficiaries.

Steve loves being with his players and coaches. He desires to lead by example and challenge the young men on the Patriots team to know Christ, to seek Him always, in every situation, to be accountable to Him, and to simply learn to act like a Christian ought to act both on and off the field.

Steve has been married to his wife Cindy for 46 years and has two children, Brent and Alicia, and four grandchildren, Owen, Ethan, Gracie, and Glorie. His grandsons play for the Patriots, and he coaches his granddaughters’ basketball team.

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Shaine Brockett - Mid High Head Coach

With 15 years of experience coaching football and training players, Shaine has built a legacy of excellence and mentorship, guiding players from youth leagues to the NFL. Throughout their career, Shaine has blended their deep passion for the game with a strong foundation of faith, understanding that the lessons learned on the field mirror those of life and faith.

Starting his coaching journey at the grassroots level, coaching both of his sons, Shaine quickly built a reputation for his ability to nurture raw talent and develop players into well-rounded athletes. His expertise in player development has led to multiple success stories, with many players under his guidance advancing to collegiate programs and professional teams.

Combining strategic innovation with a deep understanding of the game. Shaine's coaching philosophy centers on maximizing individual strengths while fostering a team-first mentality, creating a culture of respect, discipline, and hard work.

As a head coach, Shaine leads by example, trusting in God's guidance to foster a culture of unity, respect, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. As a strong communicator and motivator, Shaine also builds relationships with players, coaches, and staff, creating a positive environment that promotes growth, learning, and success. His dedication to coaching extends beyond the field, as he is passionate about mentoring young athletes and helping them develop life skills that will serve them long after their playing days are over.

Whether on the practice field, in the locker room, or during game time, Shaine is known for his unyielding passion for the game and their commitment to producing top-tier athletes while fostering leadership and character at every level of play.

Shaine dedicates his life and all his success to his two sons. "Being a father of two boys has been the greatest gift of my life. I dedicate every accomplishment to them, as they are my driving force. Raising them has taught me patience, resilience, and the importance of a positive example. Their growth and happiness inspire me daily, and I strive to provide them with a foundation of love, wisdom, faith, and hard work that will guide them through life. Every success, big or small, reflects my commitment to being the best father I can be for them."

Michael Callaway - 6th Grade Head Coach

He was born on 16 August 1973 to James and Patrica Callaway in Detroit, Michigan. He is the youngest of three boys. At the age of seven, his family moved to Mustang, Oklahoma, where he attended Mustang public schools.  While at Mustang, he played football for the Broncos. After graduating in 1992, he attended Langston University.  After college, he joined the United States Army and was stationed in Fort Hood, Texas. During my time in the Army, he held the positions of a transportation platoon sergeant, administration sergeant, supply sergeant, and fuel handler squad leader. He served two year-long tours in Iraq in 2003 and 2008. After 22 years of service, he retired on March 1, 2020. After retirement, he took a position as the Suicide Prevention Coordinator for the Oklahoma Army National Guard, then became a Military Science Teacher for Star Spencer High School and Northwest Classen High School.

He has been married to his beautiful wife Christy for 27 years and we have 11 wonderful children ranging from 28 to 10 months.

He’s coached little league football for eight years and has enjoyed every bit of it. He is looking forward to this upcoming season and many more seasons.

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Player Eligibility

  1. To be eligible for High School, the player must not turn 19 before September 1st of the current season. To be eligible for Mid-High, the player must not turn 15 before September 1st of the current season (following OSSAA guidelines)
  2. At the Varsity (High School) level, a player is only eligible to play for 4 consecutive seasons.
  3. The player must be enrolled in at least four classes and be able to provide info regarding classes.
  4. The player must meet one of the following criteria:
    • Player is independently home-educated
    • Player is enrolled in a Public School at Home program and cannot play sports for a public school.
    • Player is enrolled in a Private School that does not offer a sports program.
  5. A Santa Fe Charter School student who is in good standing with Santa Fe Charter Schools.

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