OSSAA Wrestling Week 5 Team and SPN Individual Rankings

OSSAA 6A Dual Rankings

1. Broken Arrow (4-1)

2. Choctaw (1-1)

3. Mustang (8-0)

4. Edmond North (2-0

5. Sand Springs (3-0)

6. Deer Creek (2-2)

7. Jenks (2-0)

8. Edmond Memorial (1-1)

9. Ponca City (2-2)

10. Stillwater (2-3)

11. Union (2-0)

12. Owasso (1-4)

13. Yukon (2-3)

14. Norman North (2-0)

15. Bartlesville (4-1)

OSSAA 6A Tournament Rankings

1. Broken Arrow (310)

2. Choctaw (297)

3. Mustang (277)

4. Edmond North (229)

5. Sand Springs (201)

6. Deer Creek (197)

7. Edmond Memorial (185)

8. Jenks (147)

9. Ponca City (115)

10. Owasso (106)

11. Stillwater (97)

12. Union (93)

13. Yukon (85)

14. Bartlesville (75)

15. Del City (58)

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106

1. Jason Gilbert (Deer Creek Junior) - State Qualifier

2. Brendon Wiseley (Sand Springs Junior) - Union Open Champion

3. Colby Strachan (Bartlesville Junior) - Union Takedown Champion

4. Bryce Cockrell (Broken Arrow Junior) - Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey Champion

5. Cruz Aguilar (Edmond Memorial Junior) - Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey Champion

113

1. Tucker Owens (Mustang Sophomore) - State Finalist

2. Jackson Oplotnik (Edmond Memorial Junior) - State Qualifier

3. Caleb Nahmahpeah (Shawnee Senior) - State Qualifier

4. Ayden Little (Edmond North Freshman) - Mid America Runner-Up

5. David Boucher (Bartlesville Senior) - State Qualifier

6. Cooper Evans (Westmoore Sophomore) - Blanchard Champion

7. Jackson Cockrell (Broken Arrow Junior) - Broken Arrow Champion

120

1. Riley Weir (Sand Springs Senior) - State Champion

2. Zach Blankenship (Bixby Freshman) - Perry Champion

3. Garrett Johnson (Edmond Memorial Junior) - Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey Champion

4. Hudson Neeley (Deer Creek Sophomore) - State Qualifier

5. Corwin Strachan (Bartlesville Senior) - Union Open Champion

6. Caleb Williams (Choctaw Sophomore) - Westmoore Open Champion

7. Nate Becker (Edmond North Sophomore) - State Qualifier

126

1. Laif Jones (Bartlesville Junior) - Union Open Champion

2. Carter Young (Stillwater Sophomore) - State Champion

3. John Wiley (Mustang Freshman) - Tuttle Pre-Turkey Champion

4. Cade Manion (Deer Creek Sophomore) - State Qualifier

5. Branden Elrod (Jenks Junior) - State Qualifier

6. Blazik Perez (Broken Arrow Sophomore) - Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey Champion

7. Shawn Muse (Choctaw Freshman) - Perry Champion

8. Seth Jones (Sand Springs Junior) - State Qualifier

132

1. Reece Witcraft (Broken Arrow Senior) - Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey Champion

2. Irwin Portillo (Sand Springs Senior) - State Qualifier

3. Cade Evans (Westmoore Senior) - Blanchard Champion

4. Jake Wright (Southmoore Sophomore) - Westmoore Open Champion

5. Keegan Luton (Mustang Sophomore) - State Qualifier

6. Carson Trindle (Edmond North Senior)

138

1. Peter Rolle (Edmond Memorial Senior) - Perry Runner-Up

2. Zeke Washington (Owasso Senior) - State Finalist

3. Cameron Picklo (Mustang Senior) - Mid America Champion

4. Josh Parks (Edmond North Junior) - Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey Runner-Up

5. Blake Gonzalez (Broken Arrow Senior) - State Qualifier

6. Colt Newton (Choctaw Senior) - Westmoore Open Champion

7. Parker Wright (Deer Creek Senior) - State Qualifier

8. Kylon Burgert (Yukon Senior) - State Qualifier

145

1. Gabe Johnson (Choctaw Junior) - Perry Champion

2. Spencer Schickram (Ponca City Senior) - Perry Champion

3. Roarke Simpson (Southmoore Junior) - State Qualifier

4. Enrie Chavez (Jenks Senior) - Broken Arrow Champion

5. Chance Davis (Enid) - Mid America Runner-Up

6. Ja’len Hernandez (Union Senior) - Union Open Champion

152

1. Drake Vannoy (Jenks Junior) - Chuck West Champion

2. Landis Scoon (Yukon Junior) - State Qualifier

3. Bryce Coronoa (Westmoore Junior) - State Qualifier

4. Scott Patton (Sand Springs Senior) - Union Takedown Champion

5. Micah Lugafet (Deer Creek Junior) - State Qualifier

160

1. Tate Picklo (Mustang Sophomore) - Mid America Champion

2. Killian McGrew (Jenks Junior) - State Qualifier

3. Kyle Knowles (Edmond Memorial Senior) - Perry Runner-Up

4. Chandler Holman (Choctaw Sophomore) - Westmoore Open Champion

5. Chris Kirby (Sand Springs Junior) - Broken Arrow Champion

6. Diego Maturino (Broken Arrow Senior) - Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey Champion

170

1. Bryce Mattioda (Broken Arrow Junior) - State Finalist

2. JT Stambeck (Norman North Senior) - Mid America Runner-Up

3. Rene Martinez (Putnam City Senior) - State Qualifier

4. Neko Macias (Southmoore Junior) - State Qualifier

5. Kruz Simons (Edmond North Senior) - State Qualifier

6. Christian McCutcheon (Stillwater Senior) - Perry Champion

7. Mason Seth (Muskogee Senior) - Union Open Champion

8. Taylor Fleming (Owasso Junior) - Perry Runner-Up

182

1. Zane Coleman (Choctaw Senior) - Perry Champion

2. Darius Boone (Union Senior) - State Qualifier

3. Emmanuel Skillings (Broken Arrow Sophomore) - Broken Arrow Open Champion

4. Trey Bowman (Edmond North Junior) - State Qualifier

5. Abram Arechiga (Ponca City Senior) - State Qualifier

6. Riley Magee (Sand Springs Junior)

195

1. Gavin Potter (Broken Arrow Senior) - State Champion

2. Judson Rowland (Mustang Junior) - Mid America Runner-Up

3. Elijah Tomlin (Union Senior) - State Qualifier

4. Carson Savage (Deer Creek Senior) - Tuttle Pre-Turkey Champion

5. Blake Minnick (Edmond North Senior) - State Qualifier

6. Carson Denwalt (Southmoore Junior) - Westmoore Open Champion

7. Dylan Ward (Choctaw Junior) - Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey Champion

8. Brooks Dudley (Sand Springs Freshman)

220

1. Zach Marcheselli (Broken Arrow Senior) - State Champion

2. Micah Walker (Union Junior) - Mid-America Champion

3. Jared Galli (Jenks Senior) - State Qualifier

4. Jake McCoy (Edmond North Senior) - Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey Champion

5. Tony Opichka (Choctaw Senior)

6. Kaden Glass (Sand Springs Freshman)

285

1. Samontai Scott (Midwest City Senior) - State Qualifier

2. Juan Macedo (Putnam North Senior) - State Qualifier

3. Marquon Journey (Choctaw Junior) - Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey Champion

4. Sam Smith (Stillwater Senior) - State Qualifier

5. Ashton Aldridge (Yukon Senior) - State Qualifier

6. Josh Fincannon (Sand Springs Junior)

OSSAA 6A Basketball Week 5 Rankings

OSSAA 6A Boys’ Basketball Rankings

1. Edmond Santa Fe (8-0)

2. Midwest City (8-0)

3. Sapulpa (7-1)

4. Booker T. Washington (7-1)

5. Edmond Memorial (7-1)

6. Norman North (6-1)

7. Sand Springs (9-2)

8. Putnam City West (7-5)

9. Deer Creek (7-1)

10. Jenks (7-1)

11. Union (3-2)

12. Edmond North (5-3)

13. Putnam City (7-4)

14. Southmoore (5-3)

15. Stillwater (4-3)

16. Putnam City North (4-4)

17. Owasso (3-3)

18. Norman (4-6)

19. Shawnee (4-4)

20. Bartlesville (3-3)

SPN Conference Strength Ratings
52.8 Big Ten
51.0 Frontier Valley
50.0 Central Oklahoma
33.3 Suburban
32.3 All-City

Top Boys’ Offenses (Point Average)
83.8 Sapulpa
79.9 Midwest City
75.5 Booker T. Washington
72.1 Norman North
70.5 Enid
69.8 Edmond Memorial
69.5 Putnam City West
68.9 Putnam City North
67.4 Putnam City
67.1 Deer Creek

Top Boys’ Defenses
45.1 Edmond Memorial
47.6 Norman North
48.8 Deer Creek
50.1 Jenks
50.5 Bartlesville
52.9 Edmond Santa Fe
53.5 Shawnee
53.6 Bixby
54.3 Sand Springs
55.2 Lawton

Highest Avg Margin of Victory
24.6 Edmond Memorial
24.6 Norman North
22.8 Midwest City
18.4 Deer Creek
16.9 Sapulpa
14.0 Edmond Santa Fe
13.9 Jenks
12.3 Booker T. Washington
10.7 Sand Springs
8.2 Union

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OSSAA 6A Girls’ Basketball Rankings

1. Edmond Memorial (10-1)

2. Putnam City West (11-1)

3. Norman North (10-0)

4. Shawnee (10-0)

5. Edmond Santa Fe (9-2)

6. Deer Creek (6-2)

7. Edmond North (7-4)

8. Sand Springs (6-2)

9. Union (6-0)

10. Moore (4-2)

11. Ponca City (4-2)

12. Bartlesville (7-2)

13. Midwest City (8-3)

14. Choctaw (5-2)

15. Booker T. Washington (6-3)

16. Mustang (8-2)

17. Norman (4-3)

18. Bixby (6-3)

19. Sapulpa (5-3)

20. Jenks (4-4)

SPN Conference Strength Ratings
57.5 Central Oklahoma
48.3 Suburban
37.7 Big Ten
33.6 Frontier Valley
11.5 All-City

Top Girls’ Offenses
74.7 Putnam City West
71.8 Sand Springs
64.0 Mustang
63.5 Ponca City
62.1 Booker T. Washington
62.0 Choctaw
61.1 Norman
59.7 Midwest City
58.5 Jenks
57.9 Shawnee

Top Girls’ Defenses
31.7 Union
34.6 Shawnee
37.6 Edmond Memorial
38.0 Norman North
39.1 Bartlesville
39.7 Bixby
41.5 Deer Creek
42.1 Choctaw
42.9 Mustang
43.5 Moore

Top Avg. Margin of Victory
26.2 Putnam West
23.3 Shawnee
21.1 Mustang
20.6 Sand Springs
19.9 Choctaw
17.7 Norman North
16.6 Booker T. Washington
16.1 Edmond Memorial
15.7 Bixby
14.9 Norman

CPHS Basketball: Sandites place second at Duncan Invitational, Heritage Hall wins 26th-straight

Class 4A No. 2 ranked Heritage Hall (8-0) won their 26th-straight game Saturday night at the Duncan Holiday Invitational, edging out 6A No. 8 Sand Springs 64-57 in the tournament finals. The Sandites dropped to 9-2 on the season and came in Runner-Up for the second time in three years.

Sand Springs led by one at the half and only trailed by two to start the final stretch before the defending State Champions finally pulled away.

Both of the Sandites’ losses this season came with missing starters against Championship-caliber teams, and they are undefeated in both Frontier Valley Conference and Class 6A action. Josh Minney was absent during Saturday’s seven-point loss. The 6’4” junior averages 9.3 points and 6.4 rebounds per contest this season and is a crucial cog in the vertically-challenged Sand Springs machine.

The Chargers took a 12-10 lead in the first quarter with eight points from Trey Alexander, a sophomore with more than a dozen NCAA Division I offers. Senior forward Will McDonald contributed four points in the stanza. Four Sandites made it on the board in that period.

The Heritage offense stalled out in the second period with only three field goals, while junior standout Davon Richardson scored eight points for a thirteen-point first half. Cale Savage scored a three-pointer and Daren Hawkins added two for the 23-22 advantage.

Sand Springs scored seventeen points in both the third and fourth periods, but the Chargers scored twenty in the third and 22 in the fourth. Jack Spanier got hot in the third with two three-pointers, but McDonald and Alexander were the bulk of the Charger offense, combining for 49 points.

Foul trouble was a heavy contributor to the loss as the Sandites out-fouled the Chargers 24-17. Both Richardson and 6’6” sophomore Jaeden Hurd fouled out in the fourth period, but not before scoring seven points apiece in the second half.

Alexander led all scorers with 25, followed by McDonald with 24, but only five Chargers made their way into the scorebook. Six Sandites put points on the board, led by Richardson with twenty and Savage with fourteen.

Sand Springs will kick off the new year with a return to Conference action, taking on Bixby (1-4, 0-3) Friday at 8:00 p.m. at the Ed Dubie Field House. The Sandites lead the Frontier at 4-0 thus far.

HH 64 CPHS 57
1Q: HH 12-10
2Q: CPHS 13-10
3Q: HH 20-17
4Q: HH 22-17
Free Throws: CPHS 15-of-20, HH 20-of-28.
Fouls: HH 17, CPHS 24.

Scoring:
(Sand Springs) Richardson 20, Savage 14, Fox 8, Hurd 7, Durkee 6, Hawkins 2.
(Heritage Hall) Alexander 25, McDonald 24, Spanier 6, McLaughlin 5, Swingle 4.

CPHS Basketball: Sandites upset No. 4 Northwest Classen 83-69, Richardson scores 26

The Class 6A No. 8 ranked Charles Page High School boys’ basketball team (9-1) is headed to the Duncan Holiday Tournament finals for the second time in three years after knocking off 5A No. 4 Northwest Classen (7-3) Friday evening.

Junior standout Davon Richardson scored a season-best 26 points in the 83-69 victory. The game was the Sandites’ biggest offensive output of the season and four players scored in double digits.

The Sandites held a close 19-17 lead after the first quarter but blew the game wide open in the second period for a 42-29 halftime advantage. Richardson scored fourteen points in the first half and Cale Savage got hot with three three-pointers in the second period alone.

The Knights scored nearly as many points in the third period as they did in the entire first half, but could only close the deficit by a single point. Jaeden Hurd led the Sandites with seven points in that stanza and Marlo Fox added six. Richardson had another double-digit quarter with ten points in the fourth.

Savage scored nineteen in the game with five three-pointers and a four-for-four performance at the charity stripe. Fox finished with a career-high fourteen points and Cole Durkee added eleven.

The Sandites were over 80% at the free throw line for the third-straight game and were 17 of 21 on Friday. They also got in foul trouble in the fourth period with both Savage and Hurd fouling out.

Sand Springs has won four-straight games since their only loss of the season, which came at the hands of an internationally-recruited private school with an average height of 6’6”. They were also without Richardson during that game. The team wins by an average margin of sixteen when all five starters are healthy and they are undefeated in the Frontier Valley Conference.

Sandite Basketball will return to action Saturday at 8:30 p.m. against the winner of 4A No. 2 Heritage Hall (6-0) vs. 5A No. 10 Santa Fe South (8-1). No. 5 Heritage Hall beat Sand Springs 54-48 last season in the semifinals. The Sandites made it to the finals in 2016 but fell 62-47 to No. 6 Westmoore.

CPHS 83 NWC 69
1Q: CPHS 19-17
2Q: CPHS 23-12
3Q: NWC 24-23
4Q: CPHS 18-16

Scoring:
(CPHS) Richardson 26, Savage 19, Fox 14, Durkee 11, Hurd 9, Hawkins 2, Minney 2.
(NWC) Warden 20, Wiggins 19, Elliott 12, Moore 9, Patton 7, Cyrus 2.

CPHS Basketball: Sandites throttle Altus 78-36 at Duncan tournament

The Class 6A No. 8 ranked Charles Page High School boys’ basketball team (8-1) won their third-straight game Thursday afternoon in Duncan with a brutal 78-36 pummeling of Altus High (2-6) in the first round of the Duncan Holiday Classic.

The game was the highest-scoring of the season for Sand Springs and they had their biggest margin of victory in nearly a year at 42 points. Six Sandites got on the board in their biggest first period of the season, led by Davon Richardson with six points in a 21-5 rout.

Things slowed down in the second period, with Sand Springs edging out the Bulldogs 11-10 for a 32-15 lead, their best first half of the season. Altus did their best to keep up in the third period with three pointers from Carson Pickett and Tyler Bush, but still trailed 47-27 at the buzzer.

The final stanza was the highest-scoring period of the season with eight Sandites combining for 31 points. Kason Hughes scored a career-high eleven points, all in the fourth quarter, with three three-pointers.

Davon Richardson led the Sandites for the fourth time this season with seventeen points. Marlo Fox scored twelve, Cole Durkee added eleven. Jaeden Hurd recorded his first double-double with a career high ten points and fifteen rebounds.

The Sandites will return to action Friday against the winner of 5A No. 4 Northwest Classen (6-2) vs. Classen SAS (3-6). Sand Springs placed third in the tournament last season and were runners-up two years ago.

Scoring:
(Sand Springs) Richardson 17, Fox 12, Durkee 11, Hughes 11, Hurd 10, Cale Savage 5, Minney 5, Cason Savage 3, Hawkins 2, Quier 2.
(Altus) Filer 12, Bush 10, Pickett 5, Bostic 4, Olivas 3, Shenz 2.

CPHS Wrestling: Sandites place 28th at Kansas City Stampede, Weir takes 6th

The Charles Page High School varsity wrestling team traveled to the Kansas City Stampede this weekend and placed 28th for a slight improvement over the previous year’s finish. Though they didn’t crown a champion for the first time in five years, they did perform better as an overall team than last season.

Daton Fix won four-straight titles at the tournament from 2013 to 2016, then freshman Carter Young won the tournament last year. Young transferred to Stillwater this year and went 8-1 for fifth place in the tournament. His only loss was 5-2 to tournament runner-up Caleb Tanner of Collinsville.

Riley Weir placed sixth, Josh Fincannon placed eighth, Kaden Glass placed tenth, Brendon Wiseley placed twelfth, Chris Kirby placed thirteenth, Preston Medlin placed 22nd, Dylan Luker placed 28th, and Seth Jones placed 32nd. The team finished with 199 points. Last season they scored 188 points for 29th place.

This year’s team has outscored last year’s squad in both tournaments and two out of three duals. If that trend continues it will mean a great post-season for the Sandites, who finished third in the Regional and Class 6A State Championship tournaments last season.

Nationally ranked No. 12 Tuttle won the Stampede with 686 points, four finalists, and three champions. Liberty, Missouri placed second with 619.5 points and one champion, upsetting No. 22 Park Hill who settled for third with 449.5.

3A No. 1 Perry placed fifth and 5A No. 2 Collinsville placed twelfth as the top-two teams from Oklahoma. Sand Springs was the highest-scoring 6A team, followed by unranked Southmoore with an upset over several 6A teams at 29th. No. 11 Stillwater placed 30th. 5A No. 8 Coweta placed 31st, 6A No. 9 Ponca City placed 32nd, and 6A No. 4 Edmond North placed 37th.

Sand Springs wrestling will return to action after the new year at the 18th Annual Cushing Invitational. It will be their first time competing at the event. The Sandites previously traveled to the prestigious Geary Invitational that weekend for the past three years.

Riley Weir (7-4, 98-31) went 3-1 in pool play for a trip to the 120-pound gold bracket. He pinned Lebanon’s Cole Patten in 2:57, then took down Farmington’s Blake Cook 17-0 in only 2:17. Weir suffered a 6-4 loss to Platte County freshman Eli Rocha, but rebounded with a 24-second pin of Ponca City State Qualifier Shayden Trant.

Weir was pinned in 5:31 by three-time Texas State Champion Johnathon Ortegon (Randall) in his first match of the gold bracket, but worked his way up to the finals in consolation. He majored Mill Valley State Finalist Zach Keal 9-1, then avenged his loss to Rocha with a fall in 5:08. In the semis he pinned Missouri State Champion Karter Brink (Monett), but was defeated 2-0 by Park Hill freshman Kal Miller, a Missouri Junior High State Champion. Weir placed twelfth last season.

Josh Fincannon (8-7) lost his opening match by fall to Kansas State Qualifier Cade Lautt (St. James) but won out for a 3-1 finish in pool play. He decisioned Missouri State Qualifier Wesley Merriman (Monett) 4-1, Seckman’s Andrew Warren 8-6, and Stillwater’s Carson Cottril 3-0.

In the gold bracket Fincannon was pinned by Christian Brothers’ Al Wooten, but he received a forfeit from Edmond North’s Jake McCoy and decisioned Alabama State Qualifier Isaac McAdams (Thompson) 3-2. He then fell 5-1 to Kansas State Qualifier Ethan Kremer (Mill Valley) and 4-3 to Missouri State Qualifier Zane Persinger (Neosho).

Kaden Glass (7-4) was pinned by Tuttle State Champion Carson Berryhill in the opening match, and Berryhill would go on to win the tournament. Glass bounced back from his first career loss handily, setting the school record for quickest pin at the 195-pound weight class with a fall against Park Hill’s Christopher Bizzle in only fifteen seconds. He also pinned Goddard’s JD Birdwell in 0:43.

In the gold bracket Glass suffered a 4-2 loss to Missouri State Champion Brian Boyd of Smithville, but defeated Alabama State Qualifier Alex Ward (Thompson) 14-8. He trailed Lebanon’s Landen Smith 10-1 before injury defaulting, then pinned Kearney’s Colt Post in 0:58 before falling 3-2 to Missouri State Qualifier Blake Fritz of Seckman.

Brendon Wiseley (10-7, 24-15) went 3-1 in pool play to earn his way into the 106-pound gold bracket. He scored technical falls of 16-0 and 18-2 against Edmond North’s Garrett McBride and Tyler Bierman of Holt, Missouri, and pinned Omaha Skutt freshman and Nebraska Junior High State Champion Zach Ourada in 1:19. His only loss was a 3-1 sudden-victory overtime decision to Kearney, Nebraska’s Eli Ashcroft.

In the gold bracket Wiseley lost his opening match 7-3 to Liberty freshman Easton Hilton, a Missouri Junior High State Champion, but rebounded with a 7-0 decision against Thompson freshman Yanni Vines, an Alabama Middle School Champion. He suffered a 9-4 overtime decision to Perry State Qualifier Gabe Valencia, then was pinned by Missouri Middle School State Champion Jason Shaw and Whitfield freshman Evan Binder. He led Binder 8-0 in the third period with two sets of nearfall points before being pinned and settling for twelfth place. He placed fifteenth last season.

Chris Kirby (11-5, 33-15) went 3-1 in pool play, recording three straight falls after suffering an 18-3 loss to Missouri State Qualifier Drake Smith (Liberty). He pinned Seckman freshman Dylan Carlton in 2:10, Edmond North’s Jayden Villalobos in 0:58, and Kansas State Qualifier Nolan Craine (Goddard) in a career-best fifteen seconds.

Kirby lost his first two matches in the gold bracket. He fell 10-3 to Missouri State Finalist Trevor Christian (Lebanon) and was pinned by Missouri State Qualifier Carter Goslee (Park Hill). In consolation he pinned Missouri State Qualifier Blake Ackerman in 1:39 and defeated Texas State Qualifier Moses Torres (Randall) 18-13 for thirteenth place at 152 pounds.

Preston Medlin (5-8) got his first wins of the season at 145 pounds, placing sixth in the silver bracket and 22nd overall. He lost his first match 10-4 to Missouri State Qualifier Anthony Chellew (Seckman), decisioned Zach Ervine (Liberty) 5-2, lost 14-1 to Kansas State Qualifier Caleb Atkins (Goddard), and won 9-2 against Nebraska State Qualifier Connor Drahota of Omaha Skutt.

In the silver bracket Medlin was pinned by Smokey Branch, but won three-straight matches to make his way to the consolation finals. He defeated Josh Bahl (Monett) 10-6, pinned Elijahblu Rulz-Hernandez (Garden City) in 2:40, and defeated Southmoore’s Brock Cvasquez 9-5. In the finals he fell 15-4 to Texas State Qualifier Jared Gallegos (Randall).

Dylan Luker (4-4) went 2-2 in pool play at 113 pounds. He won two one-point decisions, 3-2 against Kamden Huneycutt (Goddard) and 10-9 against Grant Stathopoulos (Platte Co.), but fell 4-2 to Jonathan Erp (Red Oak) and was pinned by Perry State Champion Ryan Smith.

In the silver bracket Luker won an 11-4 decision over Southmoore’s Manuel Malina and was defeated 14-5 by Oak Park’s Brent Compton. He medical forfeited his remaining three matches and had to settle for twelfth place in Silver, or 28th overall.

Seth Jones (7-4, 29-18) pinned Mill Valley Kansas State Champion Carson Dulitz in 5:34, but fell 14-6 to Missouri State Qualifier Brandon Borlinghaus (Staley) and injury defaulted to nationally ranked No. 8 Kai Orine, a two-time Missouri State Champion and NC State-commit from Seckman. He forfeited his silver bracket matches and placed 32nd at 126 pounds.

Blake Jones (7-5) wrestled at 132 pounds and took losses to Missouri State Qualifier Kolton Sanders, Missouri State Finalist Wade Raeman, Collinsville State Qualifier Connor Henson, and Farmington freshman Drew Felker.

Joe Mattison (0-5) suffered four pins at 138 pounds. Riley Magee lost his first match at 182 and had to medical forfeit the remainder of the tournament. Sand Springs voided 160, 170, and 285.

Finals
106 - Jordan Williams (Collinsville) med. ffft. Jackson Bond (Baylor).
113 - Jeremiah Reno (Liberty) fall 1:36 Jason Henschel (Goddard).
120 - Kyler Brewer (Staley) 6-1 Keegan Slyter (Olathe North).
126 - Kai Orine (Seckman) 3-1 Kaleb Tanner (Collinsville).
132 - Ryder Ramsey (Tuttle) 5-2 Trey Crawford (Park Hill).
138 - Gabe Hixenbaugh (Thompson) 5-4 Garrett Bowers (Christian Brothers).
145 - Nick Stonecheck (Buford) 8-6 Andrew Pace (Baylor).
152 - Charlie Darracott (Buford) 4-2 Luke Surber (Tuttle).
160 - Blaine Bergey (Buford) 3-1 Justin McCunn (Red Oak).
170 - Dustin Plott (Tuttle) 3-1 Troy Fisher (Goddard).
182 - Devin Winston (Park Hill) 2-1 Rocky Elam (Staley).
195 - Carson Berryhill (Tuttle) fall 2:42 Thomas Bentley (Red Oak).
220 - Cade Lautt (St. James) 4-0 Caleb Willis (Bonner Springs).
285 - Teaguen Wilson (Perry) 3-2 Race Cottongim (Lebanon).

Team Scores

686 - Tuttle
619.5 - Liberty
449.5 - Park Hill
420 - Goddard
409 - Perry
406.5 - Baylor
383 - Buford
379.5 - Neosho
366 - Staley
358 - Christian Brothers
353.5 - Lebanon
324.5 - Collinsville
319 - Derby
313 - Randall
308 - Bonner Springs
301 - Kearney
271.5 - Thompson
269.5 - Seckman
265 - Holt
261.5 - Red Oak
231 - Arkansas City
217.5 - Monett
217.5 - Olathe North
211 - Garden City
207 - Platte County
207 - Whitfield
204.5 - Smithville
199 - Sand Springs
189 - Southmoore
184 - Stillwater
178.5 - Coweta
176 - Ponca City
163.5 Farmington
161.5 - Omaha Skutt
157.5 - Nixa
150 - Mill Valley
147 - Edmond North
133 - Creston
118 - Oak Park
80 - St. James