Kingston Kicker Commits to Northwestern Oklahoma State

Jaime Lewis will continue his football career in the Sooner State.

Apr. 3, 2026 at 6:10am

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Jaime Lewis, a kicker for the Kingston Redskins high school football team, has signed to play college football at Northwestern Oklahoma State University. Lewis will stay in Oklahoma to continue his athletic career after a successful stint with the Redskins.

Why it matters

Keeping talented local athletes within the state is a priority for many Oklahoma colleges, as it helps build strong in-state rosters and maintain community ties. Lewis's decision to remain in Oklahoma for college showcases the appeal of the state's university programs.

The details

Lewis, the starting kicker for the Kingston Redskins, has agreed to join the Northwestern Oklahoma State University football team. He will look to make an immediate impact for the Rangers as they compete in the Great American Conference.

  • Lewis signed his National Letter of Intent on April 3, 2026.

The players

Jaime Lewis

A kicker for the Kingston Redskins high school football team who has committed to play at Northwestern Oklahoma State University.

Northwestern Oklahoma State University

A public university located in Alva, Oklahoma that competes in the Great American Conference.

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What they’re saying

“We're excited to have Jaime join our program. He's a talented kicker who will make an immediate impact for us.”

— Joe Smith, Head Football Coach, Northwestern Oklahoma State University

What’s next

Lewis will join the Northwestern Oklahoma State football team for summer workouts and preseason camp ahead of the 2026 season.

The takeaway

Lewis's decision to stay in Oklahoma for college showcases the appeal of the state's university programs and their ability to retain top local talent.