Trent Fisher
Trent Fisher was a multi-sport star at Putnam City North, but his time on the football field is what made him a household name in the early 90’s. Fisher led the 1990 team to a 12-2 state runner-up finish. Both losses came to USA Today’s #1 ranked team in the country, Lawton Eisenhower. As a Senior, Fisher did everything for the Panthers. As a quarterback, defensive back and kicker, Fisher led the team to a 14-0 season and the only football championship the Panthers have ever won. He was named the Oklahoman’s Player of the Year on the All-State team and received a scholarship to play at Oklahoma State, where he started in the secondary the majority of his career.
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Member of State Runner-Up Team (Football, Junior)
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Helped the Panthers to a State Semifinals Appearance (Basketball, Junior)
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Coaches’ All-State Selection (Football, Senior)
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1st Team Daily Oklahoman All-State (Football, Senior)
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Daily Oklahoman State Player of the Year (Football, Senior)
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2x Daily Oklahoman All-City (Football, HM Junior, 1st Team Senior)
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Daily Oklahoman City Player of the Year (Football, Senior)
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Member of State Championship Team (Football, Senior)
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State Qualifier, 4x100 Relay (Track, Senior)
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1 School Record
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Friday Paper All-Decade Team Selection (1999)
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Friday Paper All-Decade Athlete Team (1999)
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Continued Career at Oklahoma State University
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4x Letterwinner for the Cowboys (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996)
PC North Football
Oklahoma State Football
OSU Tackling Ricky Williams
PC North Football
Oklahoma State Football
PC North Football
Bedlam Fumble Recovery
PC North Basketball
Oklahoma State Football
