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13th Annual Ok Regional Cane Quest
Wednesday 5 november 2025
Thank you, Naomi Keitt and your Channel 2 News team for your coverage of the 2024 Cane Quest!
Cane Quest® is a challenging orientation and mobility program designed for students in grades 3-12.
This competition allows students who are blind or visually impaired, and use a long white cane, to demonstrate their orientation and mobility skills. Contestants are divided into 3 categories based on age and ability. They are also classified into 2 visual classifications.
Scouts team up with an adult volunteer and earn coins as they navigate a route that demonstrates mastery of basic orientation and mobility skills and guide techniques. Students who do not qualify under B1 or B2 visual classifications may wear a sleep shade in order to compete as a B1 in the Scouts division.
Explorers and Trailblazers contestants are given auditory instructions and are challenged to safely complete secret routes in their community using proper travel techniques and appropriate cane skills. Contestants are monitored at all times at the event by adult volunteers.
Are you interested in being a contestant?
Please have your parent/guardian complete a contestant registration. If you do not attend OSB, your O&M specialist will need to complete an additional form describing your O&M skills.
2025 Oklahoma Cane Quest Contestant Registration
Contestant registrations are due end of business on
Thursday 18 September 2025.
Visual Classifications
B1: No light perception in either eye up to light perception, but inability to recognize the shape of a hand at any distance or in any direction.
B2: From ability to recognize the shape of a hand up to visual acuity of 20/600 and/or a visual field of less than 5 degrees in the best eye with the best practical eye correction.
B3: From visual acuity above 20/600 and up to visual acuity of 20/200 and/or a visual field of less than 20 degrees and more than 5 degrees in the best eye with best practical eye correction. (Please note, you need permission from coordinator for this classification.)
Are you interested in volunteering?
Please contact Faye Miller by phone (918-781-8200) or email (fmiller@okdrs.gov) for a Volunteer Application.
2024 Cane Quest results
Thank you Senator Dewayne Pemberton for joining us in celebrating the contestants!
Explorers B1 Gold Medal Gabby Henderson, Muskogee
Explorers B1 Silver Medal Kennedy Sullivan, Okmulgee
Explorers B2 Gold Medal Avery Dollar, Muskogee
Explorers B2 Silver Medal Kairi Husmann, Oklahoma City
Explorers B2 Bronze Medal Stephanie Glynn, Tulsa
Trailblazers B1 Gold Medal Quante Sellers, Oklahoma City
Trailblazers B1 Silver Medal Hunter Pugh, Talala
Trailblazers B1 Bronze Medal Delilah Howell, Westville
Trailblazers B2 Gold Medal Julia Cisneros, Webbers Falls
Trailblazers B2 Silver Medal Evy Kizzia, Fort Gibson
Trailblazers B2 Bronze Medal Alexandra Antolin, Chelsea
Trailblazers B3 Gold Medal Chris Sumner, Chickasha
Trailblazers B3 Silver Medal Piper Conner, Perkins
Trailblazers B3 Bronze Medal Angel Cozort, Ketchum
Top Scouts: Justus Hoover, Alva; Haidyn James, Muskogee; Kaos Davis, Alva
2025 Cane Quest Agenda
12:00-12:30 Registration for volunteers and off-campus contestants
Training for Volunteers in videos sent by email
Sign-in, certificates, goodie bags
12:30-12:45 Opening Ceremony in Auditorium
Group photo and goodie bags to contestants
Explorer and Trailblazer Scorers board transportation (see list) at Circle Drive or drive personal vehicles and go directly to assigned Stations
Explorer and Trailblazer Contestants pair with Volunteer Shadows board transportation (see list) at East Lobby
Scouts Scorers go to Stations on OSB Campus
Scouts Contestants pair with Volunteer Teammates and wait in Auditorium until everyone is in place to start Station 1
12:45- approx. 2:30 (Scouts) 3:00 (Explorers and Trailblazers)
CANE QUEST COMPETITION
2:30-3:30 Activities in gym with Coach Coomer and Coach Gamble
3:30-4:00 Awards Ceremony in Auditorium
Thank you SPONSORS!
Oklahoma School for the Blind
Braille Institute
Donations In Memory of Frank Dirksen
Friends of the Library OSLS
Lawton Council of the Blind
American Indian College Fund Grant (Natalie Armstrong)
Liberty Braille
Muskogee County Health Department
NanoPac
NewView Oklahoma
Oklahoma Chapter of AERBVI
Oklahoma Council of the Blind
Oklahoma State University - HOP
Oklahoma University - Pre-ETS
Ruth Kelly Studios
Sapulpa Lions Club
Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired
Transcribing Mariners
Tulsa Downtown Lions Club
Cane Quest is a program of Braille Institute. You can learn more about their regional programs here: brailleinstitute.org/cane-quest