The Class 6A-II No. 11 ranked Charles Page High School varsity football team (1-1) rolled to a 35-0 shutout of No. 15 Putnam City (0-2) Friday at Memorial Stadium.
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26 members of the Charles Page High School varsity football team ended their high school careers recently, including several of the biggest playmakers on both sides of the ball.
Passing
138-268-1768-14, 19TD, long 60 - Caden Pennington
Receiving
10-157, 2TD, long 47 - Colton Roberts
11-148, 1TD, long 35 - Garrett McCallie
4-61, 2TD, long 27 - Luke Bratcher
4-53, long 20 - Joel Mackey
2-14, long 10 - Cooper Mock
Rushing
137-950, 7TD, long 80 - Joel Mackey
231-736, 14TD, long 61 - Caden Pennington
42-137, long 28 - Garrett McCallie
Punt-AVG
6-37, long 46 - Caden Pennington
58-32, long 55 - Cameron Smith
Kick-AVG
1-51, long 51 - Cameron Smith
Kick Return
7-113, long 45 - Luke Bratcher
3-73, long 37 - Joel Mackey
5-53, long 21 - Garrett McCallie
1-4, long 4 - Cameron Smith
Interceptions
3-13 - Hayden Cramer
1-9 - Luke Bratcher
Pass Breakups
10 - Luke Bratcher
7 - Hayden Cramer
7 - Lucas Adcock
6 - Joel Mackey
1 - Justis Myers
1 - Garrett McCallie
Forced Fumbles
2 - Hayden Cramer
1 - Luke Bratcher
1 - Joel Mackey
1 - Lucas Adcock
Tackles
259 - Hayden Cramer
110 - Luke Bratcher
60 - Lucas Adcock
40 - Joel Mackey
28 - Justis Myers
22 - Cameron Smith
22 - JT Bristow
17 - Nick Biggs
16 - Cameron Lierly
10 - Cooper Mock
9 - Caleb Mallory
9 - Ty Rutledge
6 - Jake Wright
5 - Garrett McCallie
2 - Devin Britton
2 - Alex Courville
1 - Colton Roberts
1 - Landon Wise
Tackles For Loss
26-71 - Hayden Cramer
15-37 - Luke Bratcher
6-23 - Justis Myers
4-7 - Lucas Adcock
2-5 - Cameron Lierly
2-3 - JT Bristow
1-4 - Joel Mackey
1-3 Landon Wise
Sacks
4-17 - Justis Myers
4-14 - Luke Bratcher
2-15 - Hayden Cramer
1-3 - Landon Wise
Fumble Recoveries
3-1 - Luke Bratcher
1-24 - Joel Mackey
1-0 - Hayden Cramer
1-0 - Cameron Smith
1-0 - Ty Rutledge
Blocked Kicks
3 - Joel Mackey
Football Players
Ty Rutledge
Eliga Franks
Lucas Adcock
Nick Biggs
Hayden Cramer
Knox Goggin
Tali Pannell
Stephen West
JT Bristow
Cooper Mock
Kyler Copeland
Joel Mackey
Cameron Lierly
Caleb Mallory
Cameron Smith
Jacob Wright
Caden Pennington
James McDougal
Colten Roberts
Luke Bratcher
Justis Myers
Alex Courville
Garrett McCallie
Devin Britton
Landon Wise
Kenyon McBride
Football Managers
Payton Branson
Sydney Palmer
Sara Robison
Ashlee Martindale
Mascot
Jacob Rampy
Dance Team
Audra Spencer
Emily Phifer
Joselyn Schinnerer
Kailey Clipp
Kendl Miller
Kennedy Rugg
Madison Armbruster
Mikayla Beck
Molly Hayduk
Cheer Team
Emma Carter
Page Caughman
Madison Englestead
Kristyn Fields
Chloe Hunt
Kennadee Snowden
Abbie White
Kimbree Davis
The Charles Page High School varsity Dance team has made it to the final round of an online contest, and your vote could help them win free flight to the Dance Team Union National Championships this February.
One way or another, the Sandites are headed to Orlando, Florida on February 1st. But they can save some serious money by winning the DTU Team Spirit Contest.
There are twelve finalists and the winner will be selected by the contest sponsor from among the top five vote earners. The contest ends Wednesday, August 15th at 1:00 p.m. EST.
To cast your vote, visit this link: https://www.danceteamunion.com/dtuteamspirit
The Charles Page High School Varsity Dance Team needs your help to get to Nationals, and you can get them there with the click of a button.
Sandite Dance will be traveling to Orlando, Florida on February 1st for the Dance Team Union National Championship. This year the DTU is holding a Team Spirit Contest on Instagram, with the winning team receiving free airfare.
Fifty teams have made it to the semifinal round of the Instagram competition. Each team has posted a team photo with the hashtag #dtuteamspiritSEMIS, and the ten teams with the most likes will advance to the finals.
At press time, the Sandite post has more than 4,100 likes. Thompson Middle School in Alabaster, Alabama leads the contest with more than 41,000 likes. Westmoore High School from Moore, Oklahoma has over 18,000 for second place in the contest. The Westmoore Sabercats are the defending National Champions in Varsity Jazz and were the Runners-Up in Hip Hop.
Sand Springs is currently eighth in the standings, and should advance to the next round if nobody leapfrogs them, but every vote is an extra layer of security. The Semifinal round of the competition ends on Wednesday, August 8th at 8:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.
Click here to find the Sandites on Instagram, and click here to visit their Facebook.
Team Spirit Unofficial Standings
41,000 Thompson Middle School
18,000 Westmoore High School
8,300 Broken Arrow High School
5,700 Dakota High School
5,200 Raymore Peculiar High School
5,000 Holly High School
4,300 Mount Si High School
4,100 Charles Page High School
The CPHS Dance team gives a stellar halftime performance at the Highway 97 Rivalry game. (Photo: Morgan Miller).
By: Scott Emigh, Editor-in-Chief
The Sand Springs Eighth Grade, Ninth Grade, and Junior Varsity Dance Teams competed at the 12th Annual TSF Dance Championship this past weekend and the JV/Ninth Grade team took first place in Hip Hop and second place in Pom.
The Tulsa State Fair Cheer and Dance Championship is the second largest dance competition in Oklahoma and has four categories of competition.
The Ninth Grade and JV teams competed together in Hip Hop and took first place over Booker T. Washington. They also competed together in Pom and took second place. Jenks took first place and Broken Arrow claimed third. The Eighth Grade team competed in Pom but did not place.
In the Pom competition, poms must be used for at least 80% of the routine and props are not allowed. A pom routine focuses on synchronization and visual effects. The Hip-Hop competition focuses on creativity, body isolations, jumps, stalls, and floor work. Judges score on overall effect, choreography, group execution, and dance technique.
This week Sandite Pride would like to recognize the achievements of the Sand Springs Dance program who are an invaluable asset to our community.
The dance team works year round to support our other sports programs through cheering them on at events and making posters and more, in addition to their own competitions.
This past weekend the 8th grade dance team won a state championship in mix category and the JV/9th Grade squad won a state championship in Hip Hop, while coming in third in Pom.
Gabby Miller is the 8th grade coach, Megan Faulkner is the 9th grade coach, Rachel Ellis is the JV coach, and Michelle Spears is the Varsity/Head Coach.
Pictured is the JV/9th Grade performing their Hip Hop routine.
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