Quinn Wooldridge, from McAlester, is the third-leading scorer in Bison basketball history, compiling 1,886 points over four seasons. His career point total trails only those of Al Tucker and DuJuan Brown.

During Wooldridge’s four seasons, the Bison won 124 games and lost 24, a winning percentage of .838. Those teams won 74 and lost only 4 in OBU’s Noble Complex, a home winning percentage of .949. The Bison won two regular-season Sooner Athletic Conference titles and finished as SAC runner-up the other two seasons. They also won two conference post-season tournament titles.

Wooldridge was a second team all-conference selection in 1999 and an All-SAC Tournament selection in 1997. He played in four NAIA National Basketball Tournaments. The 1997 team was national runner-up; the 1999 team reached the Elite 8; and the 1996 team reached the Sweet 16.

He holds four Bison 3-point shooting records: 3-point field goals made in a season (115); 3-point field goals attempted in a season (291); career 3-point field goals made (362); and career 3-point field goals attempted (941). He also played more games in a Bison uniform than any other player, playing in 148 games—an average of 37 games per season. He also ranks fourth in career field goals attempted (1,354).

Wooldridge served as Bison men’s basketball head coach from 2015-2018, and is currently the head boys basketball coach at Bethany High School. He is married to Andy Holubova Wooldridge, a two-time All America basketball selection for the Lady Bison. Quinn and Andy have three children.