CPHS Basketball: Sandites undefeated in conference, beat No. 14 Booker T. Washington 65-60

It took a team effort, and it came down to the wire, but the Charles Page High School girls’ basketball team (14-4) overcame No. 14 Booker T. Washington (11-6, 5-3) Tuesday evening at the Ed Dubie Field House to remain undefeated in Frontier Valley Conference action at 10-0.

The visiting Hornets jumped out to a 17-9 first period lead, but the Lady Sandites surged back for a 65-60 victory. University of Kansas-commit Holly Kersgieter had her fifth double-double of the season with a game-high 22 points and thirteen rebounds. Destiny Johnson scored seventeen, Madison Burris had eleven, and Isabella Regalado added ten for the Sandites.

Wvette Mayberry gave the Hornets an early lead, laying up on a steal, then drilling a pair of threes before Burris got the Sandites on the board. Carrigan Hill and Armani Reed buried the home team with a double-digit deficit and Head Coach Tobey Nightingale benched the starters. Eleven Sandites saw action in the first period, but only one found her rhythm. Johnson got hot late in the quarter for two field goals and a pair of free throws, but the Hornets took a 17-9 lead into the second period.

Burris kicked off a thirteen-point run early in the second. She and Regalado hit back-to-back threes, then she and Johnson hit back to back layups to make it a one-point game. Kersgieter hit a free throw to tie it, missed the second, then gave the Sandites their first lead of the game thanks to a rebound from Burris. Amnisty Smith hit back to back baskets for the Hornets, but Burris put herself in double digits to close the half 25-24.

The third period was back-and-forth with five lead changes. Sand Springs went on a six point run and Darrian Jordan gave them their biggest lead of the game at 36-30. Mayberry went on a five-point run in retaliation, but Johnson took a steal coast-to-coast for a 38-35 advantage.

The fourth period was the most explosive stanza of the season with a combined 52 points. It was the third-highest scoring offensive performance of the season for Sand Springs, and the second-most points they’ve allowed. Despite that, they never once relinquished their lead, and had an answer for every Hornet sting. Kersgieter scored fifteen points in that period alone.

Mayberry led the Hornets with nineteen points and Reed had thirteen to put two visitors in double digits.

Six teams are still in contention for the conference title, but the Sandites have a large margin for error with a three-win lead on their closest competitors. With four games left on the conference schedule, they only have to win three more to clinch the title. Booker T. will need to win their remaining six games to have a chance at the title.

Sand Springs will return to action Friday at 6:30 p.m. against Broken Arrow (8-10, 2-7). The Hornets will play Saturday at 6:00 p.m. against No. 6 Bartlesville (13-3, 5-2) in the High School Hoops Showcase at the BOK Center.

CPHS 65 BTW 60
1Q: BTW 17-9.
2Q: CPHS 15-8.
3Q: CPHS 14-10.
4Q: CPHS 27-25.
Free Throws: CPHS 17-of-24, BTW 13-of-20.
Field Goals: CPHS 21-of-49, BTW 20-of-58.
Offensive Rebounds: CPHS 12, BTW 10.
Defensive Rebounds: CPHS 22, BTW 17.
Total Rebounds: CPHS 34, BTW 27.
Steals: BTW 8, CPHS 4.
Blocks: CPHS 1, BTW 1.
Fouls: BTW 18, CPHS 20.

Frontier Valley Conference Standings
10-0 No. 8 Sand Springs
7-2 No. 12 Union
5-2 No. 6 Bartlesville
5-3 No. 14 Booker T. Washington
5-3 No. 20 Sapulpa
5-4 No. 18 Bixby
——eliminated———
4-5 No. 19 Jenks
2-7 Broken Arrow
1-8 Owasso
0-10 Muskogee

(Sand Springs stats)
Scoring: Kersgieter 22, Johnson 17, Burris 11, Regalado 10, Jordan 5.
Offensive Rebounds: Kersgieter 6, Burris 2, Johnson 1, Regalado 1, Padilla 1, Jordan 1.
Defensive Rebounds: Padilla 8, Kersgieter 7, Johnson 4, Regalado 2, Burris 1.
Total Rebounds: Kersgieter 13, Padilla 9, Johnson 5, Regalado 3, Burris 3, Jordan 1.
Steals: Kersgieter 2, Johnson 1, Regalado 1.
Assists: Kersgieter 3, Johnson 1, Burris 1, Padilla 1.
Blocks: Johnson 1.
Fouls: Burris 5, Padilla 5, Kersgieter 3, Regalado 3, Jordan 3, Johnson 1.

(Booker T. Washington scoring): Mayberry 19, Reed 13, Smith 9, Johnson 9, Hill 8, Nunez 2.

OSSAA 6A Basketball Week 9 Rankings

OSSAA 6A Boys’ Basketball Rankings

1. Edmond Memorial (17-1)

2. Edmond Santa Fe (16-2)

3. Booker T. Washington (14-2)

4. Sapulpa (13-2)

5. Midwest City (14-3)

6. Sand Springs (13-4)

7. Putnam City West (11-6)

8. Jenks (12-4)

9. Norman North (12-5)

10. Southmoore (13-5)

11. Union (10-6)

12. Deer Creek (12-6)

13. Edmond North (11-7)

14. Stillwater (11-7)

15. Putnam City (10-7)

16. Owasso (11-6)

17. Putnam City North (8-10)

18. Bartlesville (8-8)

19. Shawnee (9-8)

20. Lawton (9-8)

SPN Conference Strength Ratings
54.6 Frontier Valley
49.0 Central Oklahoma
47.2 Big Ten
34.0 Suburban
27.9 All-City

Top Boys’ Offenses (Point Average)
79.1 Sapulpa
76.6 Booker T. Washington
73.5 Midwest City
69.9 Putnam City West
68.2 Putnam City
67.3 Norman North
66.6 Edmond Memorial
66.0 Putnam City North
65.7 Sand Springs
64.1 Union

Top Boys’ Defenses
44.6 Edmond Memorial
50.2 Jenks
50.6 Bartlesville
50.8 Edmond Santa Fe
52.8 U.S. Grant
53.0 Deer Creek
53.1 Norman North
53.3 Shawnee
53.8 Owasso
54.2 Sand Springs

Highest Avg Margin of Victory
22.1 Edmond Memorial
15.5 Sapulpa
15.3 Booker T. Washington
14.9 Midwest City
14.2 Norman North
12.3 Jenks
11.7 Edmond Santa Fe
11.5 Sand Springs
9.1 Union
8.4 Southmoore

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OSSAA 6A Girls’ Basketball Rankings

1. Putnam City West (15-1)

2. Shawnee (16-0)

3. Norman North (15-2

4. Moore (14-3))

5. Edmond North (14-4)

6. Bartlesville (13-2)

7. Edmond Memorial (13-5)

8. Sand Springs (13-4)

9. Choctaw (13-4)

10. Mustang (14-3)

11. Deer Creek (14-5)

12. Union (12-4)

13. Edmond Santa Fe (12-6)

14. Booker T. Washington (11-5)

15. Ponca City (11-6)

16. Midwest City (13-5)

17. Norman (12-5)

18. Bixby (10-7)

19. Jenks (9-7)

20. Sapulpa (8-7)

SPN Conference Strength Ratings
55.0 Central Oklahoma
44.3 Suburban
37.7 Big Ten
36.0 Frontier Valley
14.2 All-City

Top Girls’ Offenses
72.7 Putnam City West
62.4 Booker T. Washington
61.6 Moore
61.6 Jenks
61.0 Mustang
60.8 Choctaw
60.5 Sand Springs
59.2 Broken Arrow
59.1 Bartlesville
58.8 Norman

Top Girls’ Defenses
33.9 Shawnee
36.1 Union
39.1 Edmond Memorial
40.2 Norman North
40.9 Bartlesville
43.2 Moore
44.1 Bixby
44.3 Sapulpa
44.5 Norman
44.6 Mustang

Top Avg. Margin of Victory
24.6 Shawnee
23.8 Putnam City West
18.4 Moore
18.2 Bartlesville
16.4 Mustang
15.7 Choctaw
14.9 Booker T. Washington
14.3 Norman
13.7 Norman North
13.2 Edmond Memorial

CPHS Basketball: Lady Sandites place fourth at John Nobles Invitational, Johnson scores 21

The Class 6A No. 5 ranked Charles Page High School girls’ basketball team (13-4) suffered a 53-43 upset Saturday afternoon at the hands of No. 12 Choctaw (13-4). The Sandites lost back-to-back games for the first time in over a year, settling for fourth place at John Nobles Invitational in Moore.

Sand Springs was without regular starter Jacie Taber, and the Yellowjackets had University of Kansas-commit Holly Kersgieter double-manned for much of the game, holding her to a season-low six points.

University of Tulsa-commit Destiny Johnson led the Sandites for the fifth time this season with 21 points, matched by Choctaw’s Aliyah Llanusa. Sophomore Reagan Padilla got her third start of the season, and three other young players saw significant game time.

The Sandites outrebounded Choctaw fourteen to four offensively, but struggled with accuracy, shooting only 33% to the Yellowjackets’ 46%. Choctaw was lethal from outside the arc with nine three-pointers.

Madison Burris gave the Sandites their first and only lead of the game with a three pointer at 5-4, and Johnson tied it up at 7-7 before the Yellowjackets went on a ten point run. Llanusa closed out the first period with back-to-back threes for a 15-7 advantage, and White opened the second period with a pair of free throws for their first double-digit lead.

Johnson made a three-point play to break up the Choctaw free for all, but the Yellowjackets rattled off nine more before sending Johnson to the line for two. The future Hurricane hit a layup from there and Isabella Regalado closed out the half with a three-pointer to make it 26-17.

Things didn’t improve in the third period and Llanusa kicked off a seven-point run with a three, followed by a pair of layups from Mackenzie Crusoe. Choctaw took their biggest lead of the game at 38-21 before Padilla got on the board with a three. Regalado got hot in the paint at the end of the period but the Yellowjackets took a 41-28 lead into the final stanza.

The fourth quarter was the only period the Sandites won, but Johnson’s last two layups came on defensive indifference in the final seconds and the Sandites never got to a single digit deficit.

Sand Springs will return to action Tuesday with a home game against No. 15 Booker T. Washington (11-4, 5-2) at 6:30 p.m. The Sandites are undefeated at 9-0 in Frontier Valley Conference action. 

CHS 53 CPHS 43
1Q: CHS 15-7
2Q: CHS 11-10
3Q: CHS 15-11
4Q: CPHS 15-12
Free Throws: CPHS 7-of-9, CHS 10-of-16.
Field Goals: CHS 17-of-37, CPHS 16-of-49.
Offensive Rebounds: CPHS 14, CHS 4.
Defensive Rebounds: CHS 18, CPHS 16.
Total Rebounds: CPHS 30, CHS 22.
Steals: CHS 8, CPHS 5.
Fouls: CHS 8, CPHS 13.

Tournament Results/Schedule.
QF: No. 8 Moore 78-45 Douglass.
QF: No. 12 Choctaw 67-63 3A No. 10 Millwood.
QF: No. 2 Norman North 69-20 Durant.
QF: No. 5 Sand Springs 55-46 Southmoore.
Cons. SF: 3A No. 10 Millwood 58-42 Douglass.
Cons. SF: Southmoore 57-33 Durant.
SF: No. 2 Norman North 45-41 No. 5 Sand Springs
SF: No. 8 Moore 58-48 No. 12 Choctaw.
7th Place: Douglass.42-38 Durant.
5th Place: Southmoore 63-50 3A No. 10 Millwood.
3rd Place: No. 12 Choctaw 53-43 No. 5 Sand Springs.
1st Place: Sat. 7:00 p.m. No. 2 Norman North vs. No. 8 Moore.

(Sand Springs Stats)
Scoring: Johnson 21, Regalado 9, Kersgieter 6, Burris 3, Padilla 3, Hampton 1.
Offensive Rebounds: Kersgieter 6, Johnson 3, Regalado 2, Padilla 1.
Defensive Rebounds: Kersgieter 5, Johnson 4, Regalado 4, Burris 2, Padilla 1.
Total Rebounds: Kersgieter 11, Johnson 7, Regalado 6, Burris 2, Padilla 2.
Steals: Johnson 3, Kersgieter 1, Padilla 1.
Assists: Johnson 2, Regalado 1, Burris 1.
Fouls: Johnson 3, Regalado 3, Padilla 3, Burris 2, Hampton 1.

(Choctaw Scoring): Llanusa 21, Clark 12, Goodin 6, Crusoe 6, White 5, Gasaway 3.

CPHS Basketball: Sandites fall 45-41 to No. 2 Norman North at Moore Tournament

Class 6A No. 2 ranked Norman North (15-1) managed to edge out No. 5 Charles Page High School (13-3) in the semifinal round of the John Nobles Invitational at Moore High School Friday afternoon, snapping a ten-game winning streak from the Sandites.

The Timberwolves held close leads after the first and second quarters but were dominated 12-4 in the third before clawing their way back to the front early in the fourth. Harding University-committed senior Jacie Evans scored the first eight points of the quarter to stymie the Sandite tide and lead her team to a 45-41 victory.

Jacie Evans and University of Kansas-committed Sandite Holly Kersgieter led all scorers with nineteen points apiece, and Kersgieter had twelve rebounds for her fourth double-double of the season. Jessika Evans was second for the Timberwolves with thirteen points and Tulsa-commit Destiny Johnson added fifteen for Sand Springs.

It was a back and forth affair right out of the gate and neither team scored back to back field goals till Emma Base and Jacie Evans combined for a 12-7 advantage. Kersgieter quickly responded with a layup and two free throws for an eleven-point first period. Base knocked down two more from the stripe but Johnson laid up to keep it a one-point game, 14-13, at the end of the period.

Mikah Hampton scored in the paint to tie it up at 20-20 midway through the second. Jacie and Jessika Evans gave their team a  four point lead, then Kayton Kite hit a layup on a steal to take a 28-26 advantage into the locker room.

Both teams had trouble scoring early in the third, but Kennedy Cummings put the Timberwolves up by eight to start the half. Sand Springs battled back with a pair of free throws from Johnson and a three point play from Kersgieter. Isabella Regalado hit a long two and a free throw to tie it, and Johnson scored in transition for their first lead since the opening field goal of the game. Jacie Evans broke up the ten-point run, but Johnson hit two more from the stripe for a 34-32 lead.

Jacie Evans put her team back out front with a pair of free throws and a pair of layups to start the fourth, and Kite scored on a steal for a six-point advantage. Darrian Jordan broke up the run and Johnson hit a free throw to make it a one-score game.

The Timberwolves took a three-point lead into the final minute. Johnson scored again to make it 40-39, but Kite made a three point play that put the game out of reach. Johnson laid up again, Jacie Evans hit two from the stripe, and Norman North secured the 45-41 victory.

The Sandites have only lost three games this season, all non-conference. Their last defeat was also in the semifinal round of a tournament, when they fell 57-43 to still undefeated No. 3 Shawnee (14-0). Shawnee and Norman North were set to meet in the Bishop Kelley Invitational finals, but didn’t play the championship game due to winter weather.

Sand Springs will return to action Saturday at 4:00 p.m. when they play for third place against the loser of No. 8 Moore (12-3) vs. No. 11 Choctaw (12-3). Norman North will play the winner of Moore/Choctaw at 7:00 p.m.

(Sand Springs Stats)
Scoring: Kersgieter 19, Johnson 15, Regalado 3, Jordan 2, Hampton 2.
Offensive Rebounds: Kersgieter 4, Johnson 2, Burris 1.
Defensive Rebounds: Kersgieter 8, Johnson 2, Burris 2, Regalado 1, Jordan 1.
Total Rebounds: Kersgieter 12, Johnson 4, Burris 3, Regalado 1, Jordan 1.
Steals: Johnson 2, Kersgieter 2, Burris 2, Jordan 1.
Assists: Hampton 2.
Fouls: Kersgieter 4, Johnson 3, Regalado 3, Jordan 2, Burris 1.

(Norman North Scoring): Jacie Evans 19, Cummings 13, Base 6, Kite 4, Jessika Evans 3.

NNHS 45 CPHS 41
1Q: NNHS 14-13.
2Q: NNHS 14-9.
3Q: CPHS 12-4.
4Q: NNHS 13-7.
Free Throws: CPHS 11-of-13, NNHS 13-of-17.
Field Goals: NNHS 15-of-36, CPHS 14-of-34.
Offensive Rebounds: CPHS 7, NNHS 7.
Defensive Rebounds: CPHS 14, NNHS 7.
Total Rebounds: CPHS 21, NNHS 14.
Steals: NNHS 11, CPHS 7.
Blocks: CPHS 1.
Fouls: NNHS 12, CPHS 13.

Tournament Results/Schedule.
QF: No. 8 Moore 78-45 Douglass.
QF: No. 12 Choctaw 67-63 3A No. 10 Millwood.
QF: No. 2 Norman North 69-20 Durant.
QF: No. 5 Sand Springs 55-46 Southmoore.
Cons. SF: 3A No. 10 Millwood 58-42 Douglass.
Cons. SF: Southmoore 57-33 Durant.
SF: No. 2 Norman North 45-41 No. 5 Sand Springs
SF: Fri. 7:00 p.m. No. 8 Moore vs. No. 12 Choctaw.
7th Place: Sat. 10:00 a.m. Durant vs. Douglass.
5th Place: Sat. 1:00 p.m. No. 10 Millwood vs. Southmoore.
3rd Place: Sat. 4:00 p.m. No. 5 Sand Springs vs. TBA (Moore/Choctaw).
1st Place: Sat. 7:00 p.m. No. 2 Norman North vs. TBA (Moore/Choctaw).

CPHS Basketball: Sandites survive Sabercats 55-46 at Moore Tournament, Kersgieter scores 26

The Sandites struggled throughout their Thursday evening game in Moore, but pulled away late in the fourth quarter for their tenth-straight win. The Class 6A No. 5 ranked Charles Page High School girls basketball team (13-2) prevailed 55-46 over unranked Southmoore (5-11) in the first round of the John Nobles Invitational at the Douglas H. Frederick Sports  Complex.

University of Kansas-committed senior Holly Kersgieter lifted her team over the Sabercats with a 26-point performance and was the only Sandite in double-digits. Madison Crandall led Southmoore with sixteen and Erin Bean contributed twelve.

Destiny Johnson laid up on the opening tipoff and Kersgieter scored twice in the paint for a 6-0 lead before Bean got the Sabercats on the board. Both teams had trouble scoring in the opening period and went a combined 7-of-24 on field goals. Reagan Padilla and Morgan Ashton exchanged twos to close the quarter with a narrow 8-6 Sandite advantage.

The Sabercats took their first lead of the game on the opening play of the second quarter with a three-pointer from Torie Simon. Kersgieter responded with five and Johnson added two for a 15-9 lead. Isabella Regalado and Madison Burris also made their way into the scorebook, but Southmoore ran away with a nine-point streak to reclaim the lead at 23-19. A frustrated coach Tobey Nightingale benched four out of five starters for the remainder of the hal. Padilla and Jade Shrum rattled off a trio of free throws to close the half 23-22.

Kersgieter started the second half hot, scoring twice in transition, once on a steal and once on a rebound, before Bean got the Cats on the board. Kersgieter totaled eleven points in the quarter and Padilla hit a late three for a 42-35 lead to start the fourth.

Once again the Sabercats clawed their way back into the game and trailed by only a single point twice in the final stanza. The Sandites finally put the game away in the last minute with three steals, three trips to the free throw line, and a three-pointer from Regalado, riding an eight-point streak to the win.

The game marked the twelfth time this season that Kersgieter has led the team in scoring, and the 37th time in her career. It was also her seventh career game of 25+ points. Sophomore Darrian Jordan got her third career start, filling in for Jacie Taber who is out with injury. Jordan didn’t score any points, but collected five board for the Sandites. Padilla had her best performance since the season-opener with nine points.

The Sandites will return to action Friday at 4:00 p.m. against No. 2 Norman North (14-1), who defeated Durant in the quarterfinals. The Timberwolves boast the third-best defensive record in Class 6A, but are only sixteenth offensively, winning by an average score of 54-40. Sand Springs is the exact opposite with the third-best offensive record, and are sixteenth defensively with an average score of 63-49.

CPHS 55 SMHS 46
1Q: CPHS 8-6.
2Q: SMHS 17-14.
3Q: CPHS 20-12.
4Q: CPHS 13-11.
Free Throws: CPHS 15-of-23, SMHS 8-of-14.
Field Goals: CPHS 18-of-45, SMHS 16-of-39.
Offensive Rebounds: CPHS 6, SMHS 6.
Defensive Rebounds: CPHS 20, SMHS 17.
Total Rebounds: CPHS 26, SMHS 23.
Steals: CPHS 9, SMHS 4.
Blocks: SMHS 3, CPHS 2.
Fouls: CPHS 16, SMHS 16.

(Sand Springs Stats)
Scoring: Kersgieter 26, Padilla 9, Johnson 8, Burris 6, Regalado 5, Shrum 1.
Offensive Rebounds: Kersgieter 2, Regalado 2, Jordan 1, Padilla 1.
Defensive Rebounds: Johnson 6, Kersgieter 4, Jordan 4, Regalado 3, Padilla 1, Shrum 1, Hughes 1.
Total Rebounds: Johnson 6, Kersgieter 6, Regalado 5, Jordan 5, Padilla 2, Shrum 1, Hughes 1.
Steals: Johnson 4, Kersgieter 3, Burris 2.
Assists: Johnson 1, Burris 1.
Blocks: Regalado 1, Burris 1.
Fouls: Regalado 4, Burris 4, Johnson 3, Kersgieter 2, Jordan 2, Padilla 1.

(Southmoore Scoring): Crandall 16, Bean 12, Ashton 6, Atkinson 5, Haywood 4, Simon 3.

CPHS Girls Basketball: Mid-Season Review and Stats

The Charles Page High School girls’ basketball team is 12-2 on the season and undefeated in conference play at 9-0. After starting the season ranked first in Class 6A and suffering a pair of early losses, they have been steadily climbing their way back up ever since.

The team has won nine-straight games, six against ranked opponents, and is back up to No. 5 in the latest rankings after a 46-39 victory over No. 7 Union last week. They hold the No. 2 offense and No. 16 defense in Class 6A, winning by an average score of 64-47.

The Sandites will return to action Thursday at 7:00 p.m. at the John Nobles Tournament in Moore. They placed third in their first tournament of the year.

Average Box Score

CPHS 64 Opp 47
1Q: CPHS 18-11.
2Q: CPHS 15-11.
3Q: CPHS 15-12.
4Q: CPHS 16-13.

(OT: 16-3)*

Sand Springs
Field Goals: 22-of-50 - 43%
3-pt shooting: 5-of-17 - 31%
2-pt shooting: 16-of-33 - 50%
Free Throws: 16-of-24 - 69%
Offensive Rebounds: 12
Defensive Rebounds: 20
Total Rebounds: 32
Steals: 13
Blocks: 2
Fouls: 13

Opponents
Field Goals: 16-of-47 - 35%
3-pt shooting: 5-of-18 - 25%
2-pt shooting: 12-of-29 - 41%
Free Throws: 10-of-14 - 68%
Offensive Rebounds: 9
Defensive Rebounds: 15
Total Rebounds: 23
Steals: 8
Blocks: 2
Fouls: 18

Individual Stats

Points Per Game
20.6 Kersgieter
14.3 Johnson
9.1 Regalado
5.8 Taber
4.3 Jordan
3.7 Burris
3.3 Padilla
2.8 Harris
2.5 Bunch
1.9 Hampton
1.8 Cheney
1.2 Solis
0.8 Hughes
0.5 Shrum

Field Goal Percentage*
(Minimum 12 attempts, both ranges)
48.3% Johnson
45.5% Kersgieter
35.1% Padilla
34.2% Regalado
34.0% Burris

Three-Point Percentage*
(Minimum 12 attempts)
36.2% Kersgieter
33.3% Burris
29.6% Regalado
24.2% Johnson
22.2% Padilla

Two-Point Percentage*
(Minimum 12 attempts)
63.3% Jordan
60.0% Taber
55.1% Johnson
47.6% Kersgieter
47.4% Padilla
40.8% Regalado
35.7% Burris

Free Throw Percentage*
(Minimum 12 attempts)
76.2% Kersgieter
71.4% Regalado
68.8% Johnson
64.4% Taber
64.3% Jordan
61.9% Padilla

Offensive Rebounds
3.4 Kersgieter
2.1 Regalado
1.9 Taber
1.2 Jordan
1.2 Solis
0.9 Johnson
0.6 Burris
0.6 Padilla
0.5 Bunch
0.3 Hampton
0.3 Cheney
0.2 Harris
0.2 Hughes
0.2 Shrum

Defensive Rebounds
5.1 Kersgieter
3.8 Taber
3.4 Regalado
2.0 Burris
1.9 Johnson
1.5 Padilla
1.3 Cheney
1.2 Solis
1.0 Jordan
0.4 Harris
0.3 Hampton
0.3 Bunch
0..3 Brown
0.2 Shrum
0.2 Hughes

Total Rebounds
8.6 Kersgieter
5.7 Taber
5.5 Regalado
2.9 Johnson
2.6 Burris
2.3 Solis
2.2 Jordan
2.1 Padilla
1.5 Cheney
0.8 Bunch
0.7 Hampton
0.6 Harris
0.3 Hughes
0.3 Shrum
0.3 Brown

Assists
1.6 Kersgieter
1.5 Johnson
1.0 Taber
0.9 Burris
0.5 Jordan
0.4 Regalado
0.3 Hughes
0.2 Padilla
0.2 Hampton
0.2 Shrum

Steals
3.1 Johnson
2.4 Kersgieter
1.9 Taber
1.4 Regalado
1.4 Burris
0.9 Padilla
0.9 Jordan
0.8 Solis
0.6 Hampton
0.5 Hughes
0.5 Shrum
0.5 Cheney
0.3 Bunch
0.2 Harris

Blocks
0.7 Regalado
0.4 Johnson
0.3 Kersgieter
0.2 Taber
0.2 Burris
0.2 Solis
0.2 Hughes

Fouls
2.9 Taber
2.4 Regalado
1.8 Kersgieter
1.7 Johnson
1.4 Burris
1.2 Padilla
1.2 Jordan
0.8 Cheney
0.6 Hampton
0.5 Shrum
0.4 Harris
0.3 Bunch
0.3 Brown
0.2 Solis

Frontier Valley Conference Standings
9-0 No. 5 Sand Springs (5)
6-2 No. 7 Union (6)
5-1 No. 9 Bartlesville (8)
5-2 No. 15 Booker T. Washington (7)
4-3 No. 20 Sapulpa (7)
4-4 No. 18 Bixby (6)
4-4 No. 19 Jenks (6)
2-6 Broken Arrow (6)
0-8 Owasso (6)
0-9 Muskogee (5)