#18 - Beau Bayouth

Senior

Defensive Back/Wide Receiver

Height: 6’0”

Weight: 175

  • Bayouth was a critical component of Edmond Memorial's unforgettable run to the semifinals last football season, and he's back for his fourth year with the Bulldogs.

    With an amazing 10 years of competitive football within the Edmond Bulldog Vertical under his belt, he's a versatile and reliable player at both Wide Receiver and Defensive Back, providing consistent impact on the field.

    Bayouth is also a standout on the baseball diamond for EMHS and in travel ball, with big plans to play college baseball after high school.

    An alumnus of Central Middle School, Bayouth is enthusiastically supported by Brent and Kelli Bayouth.

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  • Games Played - 12

    Offensive Stats:

    Receptions - 3

    Receiving Yards - 23

    Defensive Stats:

    Tackles - 18

    Assisted Tackles - 6

    Forced Fumbles - 2

    Fumble Recoveries - 1

    Interceptions - 4

    Pass Breakups - 3

  • Games Played - 12

    Offensive Stats:

    Receptions - 3

    Receiving Yards - 23

    Defensive Stats:

    Tackles - 18

    Assisted Tackles - 6

    Forced Fumbles - 2

    Fumble Recoveries - 1

    Interceptions - 4

    Pass Breakups - 3

  • Beau Bayouth has a strong record of success in his football career, both at the team and individual levels. In 2024, he was an integral member of the Edmond Memorial Football team, which achieved significant milestones, including reaching the OSSAA State Semi-finals, being crowned Oklahoma Class 6A-1 Regional Champions, finishing as District Championship Runners-up, and securing the title of Edmond All-City Champions.

    Individually, Bayouth was recognized for his performance during the 2024 season, earning the distinction of EMHS OSSAA Quarterfinals Co-Defensive Player of the Game.

    His earlier years in football also highlight a pattern of team dominance. In 2022, he was part of the COAC Conference 9th Grade Championship team. Even in youth football, Bayouth's teams consistently excelled; his Youth Bulldog team celebrated three consecutive Division Championships with three undefeated seasons. Furthermore, he was a member of the 4th grade INFC Oklahoma State Championship runners-up team in 2017.