Sand Springs freshman Meghan Charles has been on a roll this season and her persistence has paid off with a trip to the OSSAA 6A State Tournament.
After leading her team with a single-round score of 88 strokes at the East Regional last week, Charles punched her ticket to Hillcrest Country Club.
The girls' State Tournament will by held May 2nd and 3rd in Bartlesville. Charles will tee off at 9:08 a.m. Wednesday.
The Charles Page High School golf team qualified two for the OSSAA 6A State Tournament.
University of Denver-signed senior Carson Griggs was the top individual qualifier at the East Regional on Bailey Ranch Golf Course, shooting a 148 over two rounds. Kyler Gaylor scored 176, Danny Pittman shot 190, J.T. Bristow scored 204, and Nate Campbell shot 216.
Freshman standout Meghan Charles was the number-four qualifier in Muskogee with a single round score of 88. Emily Charles shot 99, Elizabeth Moore shot 113, and Adele Downey shot 122.
Owasso and Edmond Memorial will be the top contenders for the State title in boys' competition as the East and West Regional Champions, respectively.
Bixby and Edmond North won the girls' Regionals, but only by a few strokes over Jenks and Norman making it anyone's game at State.
The girls' State Tournament will by held May 2nd and 3rd at Hillcrest Country Club in Bartlesville. Charles will tee off at 9:08 a.m. Wednesday.
Griggs will tee off at 8:00 a.m. May 7th at Forest Ridge Golf Club in Broken Arrow. This is his fourth trip to the State Tournament, and he came in Runner-Up as a junior.
Charles Page High School senior Blake Sargent signed a letter of intent Tuesday morning to wrestle at Newman University in Wichita, Kansas. Sargent concluded his high school career in February as a three-time State Qualifier with a 105-33 record.
In eighth grade Sargent placed third at Junior High All-State Championships. He went 13-2 on varsity as a freshman, placing third at the Perry Tournament of Champions and the Jay Hancock Memorial Invitational. He also came in runner-up at Junior High All-State.
During his sophomore year Sargent placed third at Perry, ninth at the Kansas City Stampede, and fifth at the Jay Hancock Memorial. He won the Bobby Lyons Invitational and the Regional Championship and finished third in the state at 120 pounds with a 39-12 record.
As a junior Sargent went 37-11. He placed fourth at Perry, second at Kansas City, third at the Jerry Billings Invitational, and third at Regionals for another State Tournament appearance.
His senior season was hampered by injury, but Sargent amassed a 16-8 record for third place at the Bobby Lyons Invitational, fifth at Regionals, and third at State.
The Jets finished the 2018 season with a 4-5 dual record, placing first at the Kansas Cup, fifth at the MIAA Championships, tenth at the NCAA Super Regional, and twelfth at the NCAA Division II Championships with one National Champion.
Several members of the Sand Springs Team Big wrestling club competed at the USA Oklahoma National Team Qualifier this weekend at Union High School. The Sandites brought home seven first-place medals.
Christian Forbes (7-0 FS, 6-0 GR) took first place in Cadet in both styles at 94 pounds with four tech falls.
Kaden Glass (6-0) won the 182-pound Cadet Freestyle bracket with three technical falls and a pin.
Clayton Giddens-Buttram (6-0 FS, 2-0 GR) breezed through the 77-pound Schoolboy Freestyle bracket with a trio of tech falls, outscoring his opponents 34-2. In Greco he pinned one opponent in 25 seconds and defeated Caydon Miller 8-2 in the finals.
Abraham Flores (12-1) dominated the 114-pound Schoolboy Freestyle bracket with three tech falls and a pin, topping Jaxen Wright 16-6 in the finals.
Grady Mittasch (18-6) won the 78 pound Novice Freestyle bracket with a first-period pin, a technical fall, and a 6-5 finals decision over Miles Velasquez.
Adrian Flores (7-18) won a best-of-three series against Garrett Henry for the 135-pound Novice Freestyle title with a 37-second pin and a 10-0 tech fall.
Riley Weir (21-5) came in runner-up in Junior Freestyle at 126 pounds, teching Jakob Lyons 13-2 and Thaddeus Long 17-4 before injury forfeiting to Ryder Ramsey. Long (4-1) placed third, teching three opponents and pinning one.
Carter Young (35-6) came in runner-up in Cadet Freestyle at 113 pounds, teching his first three opponents by a cumulative 33-1 before falling 13-8 to Tucker Owens in the finals.
Cameron White (6-7 FS, 7-6 GR) placed second in Schoolboy Greco at 110 pounds and third in Freestyle. In Greco he pinned his first foe in only fourteen seconds and in Freestyle he teched Alec Little 14-2.
Bryce Fisher (22-2) placed third in Schoolboy Freestyle at 165 pounds, falling in his opening match before winning a pair of 10-0 tech falls.
Ethan White (19-7) placed fourth at 136 pounds in Schoolboy Freestyle. He fell by pin in his opening match but rebounded with a pair of 10-0 tech falls before falling 10-2 to JP Martinez in placement.
Lucas Adcock has hit the only grand slam of the season thus far for Sand Springs.
With the regular season behind them, it's do or die for the Charles Page High School varsity baseball team. This week the Sandites will depart for their Regional Tournament as they hope to earn a ticket to the State Championship at Oral Roberts University.
The Sandites had a tough start to the season, going 4-6 before rattling off fourteen straight victories, the second-longest win streak of any 6A team this season. Since their streak came to an end they have won four and lost four and are coming off a 4-0 Senior Night upset to Southmoore.
Sand Springs finished the regular season 22-10 overall with a 7-5 district record for fourth place in district standings. They also took first place at the Spartan-Tiger Turf War in mid-April.
The double-elimination Regional Tournament will begin Wednesday at Owasso High School. The host team will play Sapulpa at 10:00 a.m. The Sandites will play a Highway 97 Rivalry game against Sapulpa at 12:30 p.m., then will play Owasso at 3:00 p.m.
Owasso (25-7) won their district with a 10-2 record. Of their seven losses this year, only three came at the hands of Oklahoma teams. Sand Springs has defeated two of those three.
Sapulpa (22-9-1) placed fourth in the same district with Owasso. The Rams defeated the Chieftains 1-0 and 6-1 in district action.
The Sandites have yet to meet Owasso this year, but fell 9-4 to Sapulpa on April 20th.
The Regional tournament will be held at Stigall Field on the campus of Owasso High School at 12901 East 86th Street North.
Owasso
Runs: 9
Hits: 8
Walks: 6
Strikeouts: 6
Steals: 2
Errors: 1
Double-Plays: 1
Opponents
Runs: 4
Hits: 4
Walks: 5
Strikeouts: 8
.329 Batting
.545 Slugging
.455 OBP
3.03 ERA
1.52 WHIP
Sand Springs
Runs: 6
Hits: 7
Walks: 4
Strikeouts: 5
Steals: 4
Errors: 2
Double-Plays: 1
Opponents
Runs: 3
Hits: 6
Walks: 3
Strikeouts: 5
.288 Batting
.365 Slugging
.456 OBP
2.79 ERA
1.39 WHIP
Sapulpa
Runs: 6
Hits: 7
Walks: 6
Strikeouts: 5
Steals: 2
Errors: 1
Double-Plays: 0
Opponents
Runs: 4
Hits: 5
Walks: 6
Strikeouts: 6
.293 Batting
.431 Slugging
.427 OBP
3.12 ERA
1.67 WHIP
Batting Average
.368 Riley Rutledge
.365 Braden Askew
.320 Ty Steelman
.320 Cal Watkins
.263 Kyler Copeland
.260 Tyler Ash
.257 Cale Savage
.195 Kameron Adcock
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.500 Ryan Seabolt
.500 Brock Youngblood
.385 John Miller
.333 Kiefer Massey
.333 Braden Millican
.267 Seth Villines
.222 Lucas Adcock
.214 Malachi Burks
.167 Blake Goodman
.000 Conner Dennis
.000 Garrett McCallie
.000 Michael Miller
.000 Ethan Sartin
Slugging Average
.494 Riley Rutledge
.462 Braden Askew
.385 Tyler Ash
.380 Cal Watkins
.373 Ty Steelman
.371 Cale Savage
.275 Kyler Copeland
.256 Kameron Adcock
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.500 Ryan Seabolt
.500 Brock Youngblood
.462 John Miller
.381 Braden Millican
.361 Lucas Adcock
.333 Kiefer Massey
.333 Seth Villines
.214 Malachi Burks
.167 Blake Goodman
.000 Conner Dennis
.000 Garrett McCallie
.000 Michael Miller
.000 Ethan Sartin
On-Base Percentage
.468 Riley Rutledge
.416 Ty Steelman
.413 Tyler Ash
.404 Braden Askew
.404 Cal Watkins
.398 Cale Savage
.359 Kyler Copeland
.274 Kameron Adcock
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.500 Ryan Seabolt
.500 Kiefer Massey
.500 Garrett McCallie
.500 Brock Youngblood
.467 John Miller
.400 Braden Millican
.378 Lucas Adcock
.378 Malachi Burks
.333 Seth Villines
.200 Michael Miller
.167 Blake Goodman
.000 Conner Dennis
.000 Ethan Sartin
*Batting Minimum - 2 ab/game.
Runs
29 Cal Watkins
26 Tyler Ash
24 Riley Rutledge
20 Ty Steelman
15 Kameron Adcock
15 Braden Askew
13 Cale Savage
12 Malachi Burks
11 Garrett McCallie
11 Braden Millican
10 Lucas Adcock
3 Seth Villines
2 John Miller
2 Michael Miller
1 Kyler Copeland
RBI
28 Braden Askew
19 Tyler Ash
19 Cale Savage
14 Kameron Adcock
13 Riley Rutledge
13 Kyler Copeland
12 Cal Watkins
10 Ty Steelman
8 Lucas Adcock
5 Braden Millican
4 Malachi Burks
4 John Miller
2 Seth Villines
2 Brock Youngblood
1 Garrett McCallie
1 Ethan Sartin
Hits
38 Braden Askew
32 Riley Rutledge
32 Cal Watkins
25 Tyler Ash
24 Ty Steelman
21 Kyler Copeland
18 Cale Savage
16 Kameron Adcock
7 Braden Millican
8 Lucas Adcock
6 Malachi Burks
5 John Miller
4 Seth Villines
2 Brock Youngblood
1 Blake Goodman
1 Ryan Seabolt
Singles
30 Braden Askew
30 Cal Watkins
21 Riley Rutledge
21 Ty Steelman
20 Kyler Copeland
17 Tyler Ash
13 Kameron Adcock
10 Cale Savage
6 Malachi Burks
6 Braden Millican
5 Lucas Adcock
4 John Miller
3 Seth Villines
2 Brock Youngblood
1 Ryan Seabolt
Doubles
11 Riley Rutledge
8 Cale Savage
7 Braden Askew
6 Tyler Ash
2 Kameron Adcock
2 Lucas Adcock
2 Cal Watkins
1 Kyler Copeland
1 John Miller
1 Braden Millican
1 Ty Steelman
1 Seth Villines
Triples
1 Ty Steelman
1 Cal Watkins
Home Runs
2 Tyler Ash
1 Kameron Adcock
1 Lucas Adcock
1 Braden Askew
Base on Balls
17 Tyler Ash
15 Cale Savage
11 Riley Rutledge
11 Cal Watkins
10 Ty Steelman
9 Kyler Copeland
8 Kameron Adcock
5 Malachi Burks
4 Lucas Adcock
4 Braden Askew
2 John Miller
2 Seth Villines
1 Garrett McCallie
1 Michael Miller
1 Braden Millican
Hit by Pitch
8 Tyler Ash
8 Riley Rutledge
5 Lucas Adcock
4 Braden Askew
4 Cale Savage
3 Malachi Burks
3 Kyler Copeland
3 Ty Steelman
3 Cal Watkins
2 Kameron Adcock
2 Braden Millican
Sacrifices
4 Riley Rutledge
4 Cale Savage
3 Kameron Adcock
2 Braden Askew
1 Lucas Adcock
1 Malachi Burks
1 Braden Millican
1 Ty Steelman
1 Seth Villines
Steals-Caught Stealing
17-2 Tyler Ash
16-4 Cal Watkins
15-2 Riley Rutledge
14-2 Ty Steelman
12-2 Malachi Burks
10-4 Braden Askew
9-1 Cale Savage
9-3 Kameron Adcock
7-1 Braden Millican
5-1 Lucas Adcock
4-2 Seth Villines
1-0 Kyler Copeland
1-0 John Miller
1-0 Michael Miller
1-2 Garrett McCallie
Double Plays
10 Cal Watkins
7 Riley Rutledge
4 Cale Savage
3 Kyler Copeland
3 Seth Villines
2 Kameron Adcock
2 Conner Dennis
2 Ty Steelman
1 Lucas Adcock
1 John Miller
W/L Record
5-0 John Miller
4-3 Braden Askew
3-1 Tyler Ash
3-2 Conner Dennis
3-4 Brock Youngblood
2-0 Ty Steelman
1-0 Riley Rutledge
1-0 Seth Villines
0-0 Cale Savage
Earned Run Average
1.31 Seth Villines
1.75 Conner Dennis
1.75 John Miller
2.43 Ty Steelman
2.80 Cale Savage
3.27 Tyler Ash
3.44 Braden Askew
3.50 Riley Rutledge
4.00 Brock Youngblood
WHIP
0.92 John Miller
1.13 Seth Villines
1.33 Tyler Ash
1.35 Braden Askew
1.38 Conner Dennis
1.57 Brock Youngblood
1.60 Riley Rutledge
1.79 Ty Steelman
1.80 Cale Savage
Strikeouts
37 Braden Askew
25 Brock Youngblood
24 Tyler Ash
21 John Miller
15 Riley Rutledge
14 Ty Steelman
14 Conner Dennis
5 Seth Villines
3 Cale Savage
Strike Percentage
67% Braden Askew
65% Conner Dennis
64% Riley Rutledge
63% Seth Villines
63% Brock Youngblood
61% Tyler Ash
61% John Miller
58% Cale Savage
58% Ty Steelman
Saves
3 Ty Steelman
1 Riley Rutledge
1 Seth Villines
The Charles Page High School varsity baseball team (22-10, 7-5) celebrated seven players and two managers on Senior Night, but the festivities were marred by a 4-0 upset loss to Southmoore High School (8-26, 3-9).
Conner Dennis, Braden Millican, Riley Rutledge, Braden Askew, Brock Youngblood, Ty Steelman, Kameron Adcock, Morgan Schlehuber, and Maddie Ward each saw their final home game at the Sandite Baseball Complex.
Alec Spencer led the effort for the Sabercats, giving up only four hits and two walks against six strikeouts in the 4-0 shutout.
Two doubles and two singles in the top of the third gave Southmoore a 2-0 advantage with runs from Brendan Kirchoff and Austin Slate, and they padded their lead in the seventh.
Laif Bradshaw reached on an error, Donnie Gaines singled, and Bradshaw scored on a ground ball from Slate. Spencer drew a walk and a pair of balks brought in Slate for the final run of the game.
Steelman landed singles in the first and fourth innings, Askew doubled in the fourth, and Kyler Copeland doubled in the seventh.
Dennis (3-2, 4-2) pitched the first six innings, throwing seven hits and four strikeouts. Steelman (2-0, 2-1) started the seventh inning and threw one hit and one walk. Youngblood (3-4, 9-12) faced the final batter who grounded out.
Sand Springs will receive their Regional assignment Monday, April 30th and the tournament will be played May 3-5. The winning team will punch their ticket to the State Tournament at Oral Roberts University.
SHS 4 CPHS 0
Hits: SHS 8, CPHS 4.
Walks: CPHS 2, SHS 1.
Strikeouts: SHS 4, CPHS 6.
Steals: CPHS 1.
Errors: CPHS 1.
Left-on-Base: CPHS 5, SHS 6.
OSSAA District 6A-3 FINAL Standings
11-1 Enid (27-5)
8-4 Broken Arrow (18-14)
8-4 Jenks (16-15)
7-5 Sand Springs (22-10)
4-8 Ponca City (10-22)
3-9 Southmoore (8-26)
1-11 Muskogee (3-27)
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