OKLAHOMA CITY - s4story -- Playing for 11U Black under Head Coach Stephen Perkins, a coach with a long-standing history of championship success in Mustang, Cole has embraced the role of a leader and a workhorse.

The off-season has been anything but "off" for the eldest Blankenship brother. Preparing for the Mustang Youth Football and Cheer  (MYFAC) means preparing for some of the most physical and talent-dense teams in the state. Cole's preparation has focused on the "elevated" side of the game: advanced situational awareness, strength conditioning, and mastering the complex schemes that Coach Perkins utilizes to maintain 11U Black's competitive edge.

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Cole's experience as a multi-year participant in the Mustang Youth Football program, combined with his time spent observing the high school varsity program, has given him a unique football IQ for his age. He doesn't just play the game; he understands the mechanics of winning in the Oklahoma City circuit. With a powerhouse coaching staff behind him and a relentless work ethic, Cole Blankenship is trending toward a standout season as one of Oklahoma's premier youth prospects.