Meet Rilee Phillips, a standout senior at McAlester High School whose hard work and dedication have paved the way for an exciting future in both athletics and academics. As a proud member of the Choctaw Nation, Rilee has taken full advantage of the resources available to help her transition into college and beyond.

Rilee’s high school career has been defined by her outstanding achievements in wrestling. She has earned Newcomer of the Year and Outstanding Wrestler awards, showcasing her skill, determination, and relentless drive to succeed. These accolades are a testament to her dedication to the sport and the countless hours she has spent training to improve her technique.

As she prepares for the next level, Rilee has set her sights on competing in college wrestling, where she will continue to challenge herself against top-tier athletes. Her commitment to the sport, combined with her work ethic, ensures she will make an impact wherever she competes.

Beyond wrestling, Rilee has a clear vision for her academic and professional future. She plans to pursue a degree in radiologic technology, a field that will allow her to make a meaningful difference in the healthcare industry. But her aspirations go beyond just a career—Rilee is passionate about giving back to her community.

Her ultimate goal is to return and work for the Choctaw Nation, using her education and skills to serve her people. She understands the importance of community support and wants to be a role model for future generations, just as others have inspired her along the way.

Rilee embodies the values of the Choctaw Nation—hard work, perseverance, and a deep connection to her heritage. As she steps into this next chapter of her life, she carries with her the lessons learned from her time at McAlester High School and within the Choctaw Nation.

With her talent in wrestling and her passion for healthcare, there is no doubt that Rilee Phillips is destined for success. The Choctaw Nation is proud of her achievements and will continue to support her journey as she makes an impact both on and off the mat.