CPHS Cross Country: Boys and Girls Varsity place second, Elementary Girls take first at Kiefer

Sand Springs Cross Country had a great weekend in Kiefer. The elementary girls won their one-mile race, the varsity boys and girls both placed second in the 5K, the elementary boys placed fourth, and the junior high boys placed sixth.

Two varsity Lady Sandites placed top-ten and five were in the top twenty. Erika Baker led the squad with a 22:31 finish for ninth place, closely followed by Chezney Kelley in 22:42 for tenth.

The varsity boys had three in the top five and five in the top fifteen, led by runner-up Jacob Smith in 16:50. Aden Baughman was fourth in 16:52 and Nelson Yazzie placed fifth in 17:14.

Seventeen elementary girls competed, led by fifth-grader Brynlee Durborrow with a 6:23 mile for second. Chloe Grona, third grade, placed fifth in 6:37 and four other Lady Sandites placed in the top twenty.

The elementary boys also had the runner-up in fourth-grader Griffin Sensintaffar with a 6:02 mile. Jakob Skipper, also in fourth grade, was third in 6:10.

The Sandites will compete at the Owasso Invitational in Tulsa’s Mohawk Park Thursday afternoon at 4:30 p.m.

5A-6A Varsity Girls 5K
22:31 Erika Baker - 9th
22:42 Chezney Kelley - 10th
22:50 Jazmin Lopez - 12th
24:04 Sara Abbet - 17th
25:14 Teagan Smith - 20th
25:15 Wanageeska Williams - 21st
25:47 Victoria Baker - 23rd

5A-6A JH Girls 2 Mile
17:58 Ty Davis - 43rd

Elementary Girls 1 Mile
6:23 Brynlee Durborrow - 2nd
6:37 Chloe Grona - 5th
7:15 Josie Grona - 15th
7:15 Abbie Martin - 16th
7:18 Tindle Smith - 18th
7:22 Julia Myers - 19th
8:37 Blakelee Meeker - 51st
8:38 Josie Myers - 52nd
9:44 Natalee Sorenson - 75th
10:00 Lily McBride - 76th
10:30 Declyn Beals - 80th
10:35 Kamryn Lumsden - 81st
10:36 Brielle Meeker - 82nd
10:45 Nola Chambers - 84th
11:15 Jordyn Lumsden - 87th
11:27 Charlee Choate - 88th
11:46 Blythe Huff - 90th

5A-6A Varsity Boys 5K
16:50 Jacob Smith - 2nd
16:52 Aden Baughman - 4th
17:14 Nelson Yazzie - 5th
17:44 Jaelyn Jackson - 9th
18:09 Cameron McCrary - 13th
19:02 Alejandro Lopez - 19th
19:58 Caleb James - 25th
20:18 Sam English - 31st
21:23 Matt Wilkerson - 36th
21:24 Rhett Record - 37th
22:50 Sam Keiper - 44th
23:10 Dalton Wilcox - 49th
24:06 Colton Sanders - 54th
25:05 Noah Hanlon - 55th
25:09 David Rigsby - 56th

5A-6A JH Boys 2 Mile
13:57 Kodah Gregory - 21st
16:04 Justin Aich - 34th
17:51 Preston Robinson - 41st
19:13 Liam Hollingshead - 46th
19:59 Braden Gregory - 47th

Elementary Boys 1 Mile
6:02 Griffin Sensintaffar - 2nd
6:10 Jakob Skipper - 3rd
7:22 Gavin Corbin - 51st
7:30 Landon Buttram - 58th
7:33 Connor Beals - 61st
7:48 Kade Sargent - 69th
7:56 Ryder Gregory - 74th
7:57 Hudson Gregory - 75th
8:11 Rafi Huff - 87th
8:11 Ryder Black - 89th
8:18 Landon Durborrow - 91st
8:22 Dallas Duffy - 94th
8:37 Dean Earnest - 101st
8:50 Canyon Carnahan - 109th
8:54 Luke Mills - 113th
9:06 Casen Webb - 118th
10:01 Sutton Corbin - 124th
10:23 Alex Martin - 127th
10:31 Nash Huff - 128th

CPHS Softball: Sandites win fourth-straight Regional Championship

After a 3-1 upset to Union in the second round of the 6A Regional Championship, the Charles Page High School softball team rattled off three-straight wins to earn their fourth-straight and sixteenth total Regional title Wednesday evening at the Sandite Softball Complex.

Sand Springs (23-8) defeated Enid 16-0 in the loser’s bracket and paid back their earlier loss with a 10-0 five-inning run-rule victory over Union (20-21) earlier in the day. With both teams holding one loss in the double-elimination tournament, they went to a do-or-die Championship match that the Sandites won 13-7.

Rogers State University-commit Kimi Presnell hit a home run on the first at-bat of the game and that set the pace for the shootout to come. Madelyn Blair hit a full count single with two outs to keep the inning alive. Jacie Taber reached on an error and scored alongside courtesy runner Drew Hawkins off a double from Felicity Horn for the 3-0 lead before Union came in to bat.

Delaney Mills hit a single in the bottom of the inning but was too ambitious and got put out on the throw to second. Madelyn Blair hit one Redskin for a walk, but the runner was left stranded as Sand Springs came in for another successful offensive. Jenson Arnold singled and Madison Lee ran courtesy. Presnell drew a walk and a fielder’s choice advanced Lee to third, setting up a full count RBI double from Sabrina Usher.

Hailey McPherson hit a single in the bottom of the second, but Presnell made a double play on the next at-bat with a tag and a throw to first. Kallie Lund and Jordan Carroll hit singles, but both were stranded as Elizabeth Luttrell caught a ground ball for the force at first.

Taber hit a home run in the top of the third for a 5-0 lead. Lund walked three-straight, setting up Presnell for a sacrifice fly to score Felicity Horn, but a force at first stranded two to keep the Redskins alive.

Union finally began to battle back in the bottom of the third with back to back doubles from Mills and Lauryn Adams, the latter scoring the former. Adrianna Young singled but was put out on a fielder’s choice. Then McPherson scored Adams and Unique Robinson on a home run to cut the deficit to 6-4.

Taber took over pitching from there and the inning ended with no further scores after Cameron Clemons caught a line drive at third and Usher made a throw to second to avert a steal. Blair finished with eight hits and two walks.

Union had a pitching change on the way as well after walking two to load the bases. Lund finished the game with six hits, seven walks, and one strikeout. Things didn’t improve, however. Blair walked in, Luttrell batted in Horn and Clemons, and Presnell doubled in Raegan Rector to make it 10-4.

The Redskins scored one on a wild pitch and one on an error in the bottom of the inning to claw their way back into it. McPherson hit an RBI single to make it 10-7 before Blair caught an infield fly to end the melee.

Usher and Taber kicked off the next Sandite offensive with a pair of singles and Horn walked to load the bases. Clemons batted in Usher with a sacrifice fly, but the Sandites stranded two with a strikeout.

The Sand Springs infield showed off in the bottom of the inning with line drive catches from Clemons and Presnell. Taber walked one, but Blair caught a pop fly for the final out. Union started the sixth hot with two fly outs, but Usher hit a 2RBI homer to score Skaggs and make it 13-7.

The Sandites had their only scoreless inning in the seventh, but they held the Redskins scoreless as well to secure the win after three long hours. Taber gave up four hits and four walks with one strikeout.

CPHS Softball: Sandites upset 3-1 by Union, play Wednesday at noon

The Charles Page High School fast pitch softball team was upset 3-1 Tuesday evening in the second round of the Regional Tournament, but it’s not an unusual place for the Lady Sandites. This will mark the third time that the current class of seniors has had to battle back through the consolation bracket to make their way to State.

There are six seniors on the current squad of Sandites. Jacie Taber, Cameron Clemons, Jensen Arnold, Madelyn Blair, Kimi Presnell, and Elizabeth Luttrell have the opportunity to be only the fourth class in town history to make it to the State Tournament every year of their careers.

In 2015 the Sandites went 31-9, falling 4-3 to Choctaw in the State Championship finals. To get there they had to win four straight games at Regionals after falling 2-1 to Claremore in the opening round. In 2016 they fell 9-7 to Stillwater in the second round of Regionals, but won out for a quarterfinal appearance.

Sand Springs (20-8) will be hoping the past repeats itself Wednesday at noon when they play a rematch with Enid (3-23). The Sandites throttled the Pacers 18-0 in the first round of the tournament, outhitting their foes 17-0.

SEE RELATED: CPHS Softball: Sandites shut out Enid 18-0 in playoff no-hitter, Usher hits home run

Enid won the consolation bout 6-4 over Putnam City North (5-27). The winner of that game will play Union at 2:00 p.m. If the Redskins win that match they’ll win the region, but if they lose it’ll go to a seventh game at 4:00 p.m.

The Sandites hold fifteen Regional Championships, but haven’t won four-straight since 1997.

Blair (8-3, 27-8), a University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma-commit, got the loss on the mound against Union, throwing eight hits, four strikeouts, and no walks.

Union won the game right out of the gate as Delaney Mills hit a triple on the first at-bat of the night and scored on an error with Lauryn Adams at bat. Adams took second on a passed ball and scored on a sacrifice hit from Adrianna Young. Adams hit a triple in the third inning and scored the Redskins’ final run on a single from Unique Robinson.

Sand Springs finally averted the shutout in the bottom of the sixth as Sabrina Usher drew a walk and scored on a single from Clemons. The Sandites had no difficulty getting on base with seven singles and a walk, but they stranded all but Usher.

CPHS Volleyball: Sandites fall 3-0 to Broken Arrow

The Charles Page High School varsity volleyball team (6-17, 4-4) suffered a 3-0 sweep at the hands of No. 9 ranked Broken Arrow (19-11, 8-0) Tuesday evening at the Ed Dubie Field House. The Tigers wrapped up the Frontier Valley Conference title with an undefeated 8-0 record.

Broken Arrow wasted no time in digging a hole for their opponents, burying the Sandites with an eleven-straight win streak before the home team went to work. Madison Burris scored three kills off sets from Raylynn Mong. Two Tiger errors and and a block from Vanessa Wyrick and Devree Youngblood cut it to 14-8, but Broken Arrow quickly adjusted and ultimately prevailed 25-11.

The second set started off slightly less lopsided and the Sandites actually led twice before the Tigerettes began to run away with it. Broken Arrow scored four, Cheyenne Henry got a kill, then they scored seven more for a 13-4 lead. It was back and forth from there but the visitors won handily, 25-14.

Game three fared no better for the Sandites, though they hung close till 10-6. Then Broken Arrow won four straight and began working up another insurmountable lead with a match-best sixteen kills.

Sand Springs has two matches left before the playoffs. They will travel to Ponca City (4-17) Thursday at 6:00 p.m.

Frontier Valley Conference Standings
8-0 No. 9 Broken Arrow (19-11)
6-1 No. 6 Jenks (18-15)
6-2 No. 8 Owasso (21-9)
6-3 No. 14 Bixby (16-13)
5-5 Union (13-19)
4-4 Sand Springs (6-17)
3-5 No. 18 Bartlesville (6-24)
1-7 Muskogee (15-13)
0-5 Booker T. Washington (5-10)
0-7 Sapulpa (3-14)

BAHS 3 CPHS 0
(25-11, 25-14, 25-12)
Kills: BAHS 36, CPHS 19.
Blocks: BAHS 5, CPHS 2.
Aces: BAHS 6, CPHS 0.
Digs: CPHS 13, BAHS 12.
Service Errors: CPHS 4, BAHS 5.
Errors: BAHS 16, CPHS 28.

(Sand Springs Stats)
Kills: Campfield 7, Burris 6, Harris 3, Henry 2, Wyrick 1.
Assists: Burris 10, Mong 6.
Solo Blocks: Henry 1.
Assisted Blocks: Youngblood 1, Wyrick 1.
Digs: Blaylock 5, Campfield 4, Mong 1, Henry 1, Wicker 1, Harris 1.

High School 6A Football and Volleyball Rankings: 10/1/2018

Class 6A Volleyball Week 7 - OSSAA Rankings

1. Edmond Santa Fe (25-2)

2. Edmond Memorial (23-5)

3. Deer Creek (17-5)

4. Stillwater (16-6)

5. Norman North (21-8)

6. Jenks (18-15)

7. Edmond North (17-10)

8. Owasso (21-9)

9. Broken Arrow (18-11)

10. Yukon (19-9)

11. Mustang (20-8)

12. Shawnee (22-8)

13. Southmoore (12-17)

14. Bixby (16-13)

15. Choctaw (18-11)

16. Westmoore (10-20)

Class 6A-II Football Week 6 - Sandite Pride News Rankings

1. Stillwater (5-0)
   Defeated Midwest City 31-13, travels to Choctaw Friday.

2. Bixby (4-1)
   Defeated Booker T. 21-7, travels to Ponca City Friday.

3. Booker T. Washington (2-3)
   Lost 21-7 to Bixby, hosts Shawnee Friday.

4. Midwest City (3-2)
   Lost 31-13 to Stillwater, hosts Putnam City Friday.

5. Lawton (3-2)
   Defeated Deer Creek 34-17, travels to Putnam West Friday.

6. Del City (4-1)
   Defeated Putnam West 49-13, travels to Deer Creek Friday.

7. Muskogee (4-1)
   Defeated Sand Springs 45-27, travels to Sapulpa Friday.

8. Choctaw (3-2)
   Defeated Putnam City 49-7, hosts Stillwater Friday.

9. Sand Springs (1-4)
   Lost 45-27 to Muskogee, hosts Bartlesville Friday.

10. Sapulpa (4-1)
    Defeated Bartlesville 63-58, hosts Muskogee Friday.

11. Deer Creek (1-4)
    Lost 34-17 to Lawton, hosts Del City Friday.

12. Bartlesville (1-4)
    Lost 63-58 to Sapulpa, travels to Sand Springs Friday.

13. Putnam West (1-3)
    Lost 49-13 to Del City, hosts Lawton Friday.

14. Shawnee (2-3)
    Defeated Ponca City 32-27, travels to Booker T. Friday.

15. Ponca City (0-5)
    Lost 27-32 to Shawnee, hosts Bixby Friday.

16. Putnam City (0-5)
    Lost 49-7 to Choctaw, travels to Midwest City Friday

CPHS Softball: Sandites shut out Enid 18-0 in playoff no-hitter, Usher hits home run

The Charles Page High School fast pitch softball team (20-7) couldn’t have gotten off to a better start at the 6A Regionals Tuesday afternoon, run-ruling the Enid Pacers 18-0 in the first round of the home tournament.

Missouri State University-committed senior Jacie Taber (4-0, 33-10) threw seven strikeouts, two walks, and no hits in three innings on the mound, and junior Mackenzie Bechtold (3-0) struck out three, walked one, and gave up no hits in two innings of relief.

The Sandites scored eighteen runs on seventeen hits, batting .586 as a team. Sabrina Usher hit her seventh home run of the season. They also committed no errors.

Taber got off to a hot start with three strikeouts and a walk in the top of the first. Kimi Presnell drew a walk, stole second, and scored on a sacrifice hit from Jenson Arnold for the first run of the game. Sabrina Usher was hit by pitch and scored soon after on a hit from Madelyn Blair for a 2-0 lead.

With one out and one on base in the second, Taber got her fourth strikeout and Usher got a pickoff at first to bring the Sandites in for another successful offensive.

Taber hit a standup triple and scored on a single from Presnell. Presnell stole two and scored on an error that allowed Skaggs to make it to third. Usher brought her in a on a home run for a 6-0 lead.

Drew Hawkins scored on an error, Taber singled in Blair, and Felicity Horn and Taber scored runs on back-to-back passed balls. Presnell scored Elizabeth Luttrell on a double and came in on a passed ball. Arnold scored Skaggs and Usher on a single to make it 14-0.

Taber struck out the side in order in the top of the third. Luttrell batted in Taber and Reagan Rector with a double, then scored on a double from Skaggs, who in turn scored on a single from Usher for the final run of the game.

Sand Springs will return to action at 6:00 p.m. against the winner of Union (19-19) vs. Putnam City North (5-24). Enid (2-22) will play the loser of Union/PCN at 4:00 p.m. for a chance to battle back through the consolation bracket.

CPHS 18 Enid 0
Hits: CPHS 17, Enid 0.
Walks: CPHS 5, Enid 3.
Strikeouts: CPHS 1, Enid 10.
Errors: CPHS 0, Enid 3.
Steals: CPHS 8, Enid 0.