LaDarion Lockett of Stillwater, Oklahoma was a four-time Oklahoma state champion for Stillwater High School.

The son of Jasper and NaShana Lockett, he will continue his wrestling career at Oklahoma State University.

Lockett became Oklahoma’s 51st four-time state wrestling champion, finishing with a career record of 153-3 while also winning four regional titles and helping Stillwater capture three state titles and three state dual titles.

He won a gold medal at the 2023 U17 World Championships and a silver medal at the 2024 U20 World Championships. Lockett competed in the 2024 Olympic Wrestling Trials and advanced to the quarterfinals.

He was a two-time champion and two-time third-place finisher at the Walsh Ironman tournament and also a two-time Super 32 tournament champion. Lockett finished third at the 2022 U17 World Team Trails and won the U16 freestyle championship at Fargo.

He was the 2021 U15 Pan American champion while also winning the U15 National Championships in freestyle and Greco-Roman.

Lockett was a member of the All-A Honor Roll as a sophomore and senior and the A-B Honor Roll as a freshman and junior.

A member of the Special Olympics Unified Peers program, he also volunteered at St. Francis Early Childhood Development Center’s Reading Week and was a Role Model at Stillwater Methodist Church. An annual volunteer at the Oklahoma Special Olympics, working bocce and cornhole, Lockett also volunteered for Stillwater’s Tim Tebow Night to Shine and makes regular visits to elder care facilities.