Oklahoma health officials reported that as of Saturday, March 28, 377 Oklahomans have tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus and 15 people have died.There is now one confirmed death of COVID-19 in Sequoyah County. Two people have positive cases in the county One person has also been diagnosed in LeFlore County. Health officials said Friday there was an additional death in Oklahoma, a man in his 70s in Creek County. As of Friday, officials said 1,084 people have tested negative, and 105 people have been hospitalized.Here’s what we know about the cases:COVID-19 Cases by Testing LaboratoryDiagnostic Laboratory of Oklahoma: 55 State Public Health Laboratory: 113 Other: 154COVID-19 Cases by Age Group 00-04: 3 cases 05-17: 5 cases 18-35: 54 cases 36-49: 64 cases, 1 death 50-64: 81 cases, 2 deaths 65+: 115 cases, 5 deathsTotal 322 8COVID-19 Cases by Gender Female: 165 cases, 2 deaths Male: 157 cases, 6 deathsCASES BY COUNTY Adair: 3 cases Bryan : 1 case Caddo: 1 case Canadian: 11 cases Carter: 1 case Cherokee: 1 case Choctaw: 1 case Cleveland: 39 cases, 3 deaths Comanche: 6 cases Craig: 1 case Creek: 14 cases, 1 death Custer: 3 cases Delaware: 2 cases Garvin: 2 cases Grady: 2 cases Jackson: 1 case Kay: 17 cases Latimer: 1 case Lincoln: 3 cases Logan: 3 cases Mayes: 2 cases McClain: 2 cases Muskogee: 5 cases Noble : 3 cases Oklahoma: 94 cases, 2 deaths Okmulgee: 2 cases Osage: 5 cases Ottawa: 1 case Pawnee: 14 cases, 1 death Payne: 7 cases Pittsburg: 2 cases Pontotoc: 2 cases Pottawatomie: 2 cases Sequoyah: 1 case Stephens: 1 case Tulsa: 49 cases, 1 death Wagoner: 8 cases Washington : 9 cases