Norman gets a double dose of playoff football Friday night.

Norman North (7-3) hosts Yukon (6-4) and Norman High (6-4) hosts Booker T. Washington (3-7) in first-round Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association (OSSAA) games, both kicking off at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13. The matchups were set Saturday when the OSSAA released its playoff brackets, the OU Daily reported.

Both Norman schools were eliminated in the first round of last year's playoffs. A win Friday would mark a step forward for each program.

Timberwolves draw Yukon in 6A-I

Norman North's game takes place at Norman North High School Field, according to the OU Daily. The Timberwolves finished fourth in District 1 with a 4-3 district record. Yukon placed fifth in District 2 at 2-4.

The Timberwolves clinched a home playoff berth Nov. 5 with a 24-6 win at Edmond Memorial, according to the Norman Transcript. Running back Byron Mason scored a rushing touchdown in that game.

Junior quarterback Nash Henry, listed at 6-foot-4 and 220 pounds, leads the Norman North offense. Head coach Justin Jones praised Henry's football intelligence in OU Daily coverage published in October.

"I think the biggest development for Nash is his in-game IQ and leadership development," Jones said in that coverage. "He truly understands defenses and where to get the ball."

A Norman North win Friday would set up a second-round matchup against Jenks (7-2), which earned a first-round bye as District 2's top finisher, according to Sports Illustrated's bracket breakdown. Jenks is ranked No. 3 in On3's Oklahoma Top 25.

Tigers welcome BTW in 6A-II

Norman High plays at Harve Collins Field against a Booker T. Washington squad that went 0-5 in District 2 play, according to the OU Daily. The Tigers finished third in District 1 at 4-2.

Norman High closed the regular season with a 49-15 win over Putnam City West on Nov. 5, according to the Norman Transcript. Quarterback Joseph Kelley accounted for all five offensive touchdowns, and the special teams added two more scores.

Head coach Rocky Martin is in his 10th year leading the Tigers.

If Norman High advances, it would face Bartlesville (7-3), which received a first-round bye as District 2's second-place team, according to The Oklahoman's playoff pairings.

What's ahead

The Class 6A-I state championship is scheduled for Friday, Dec. 4, and the Class 6A-II title game is set for Saturday, Dec. 5, both at Chad Richison Stadium at the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, according to Sports Illustrated.

Both Norman kickoffs are 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13.