The 2026 Okie Noodling Queen, Shiane Mann, poses for pictures after being crowned at Saturday’s tournament. News Star photo by Chris Mackey
2026 Okie Noodling Queen advocates for more women in the sport
Thursday, June 25, 2026
Shiane Mann, the 2026 Okie Noodling Queen, wants everyone to participate in noodling and other outdoor activities.“I want to see this get bigger and see more women participate in this stuff,” Mann said. “The outdoors are for everybody.News
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