CPHS Volleyball: No. 9 Owasso sweeps No. 12 Sand Springs 3-0

The Class 6A No. 12 ranked Charles Page High School varsity volleyball team (16-13, 4-4) suffered a 3-0 sweep at the hands of No. 9 Owasso (14-13, 6-2) in a Frontier Valley Conference match Tuesday evening at the Ed Dubie Field House.

The Sandites endured their worst defeat since 2013 in set one, falling 25-5 with no kills and only eight digs. Owasso took a 12-0 lead before Vanessa Wyrick combined on back-to-back blocks with Mackenzie Harris and Cloe Campfield. The Rams committed only two errors in the game, and Wyrick served an ace late in the set.

Game two was far closer as Sand Springs stepped up on both offense and defense and the Rams committed far more mistakes. Sand Springs committed only seven errors to Owasso’s eleven, but the Rams churned out fourteen kills and four aces and the Sandites only scored eleven points in the 25-22 loss. The game tied at 15-15 after an ace from Campfield, but the visitors rattled off three more kills and never gave up the lead again.

Owasso got off to another fast start in game three, taking a 6-1 lead. Sand Springs stayed competitive, cutting it to 12-11 with a five-point run that included blocks from Madison Burris, Devree Youngblood, and Wyrick, and an ace from Raylynn Mong. The Rams soon went on a four-point run for a 19-14 lead and rolled to a 25-17 victory.

Owasso senior Mallory Hendrix led all scorers with twelve kills, and Addy Berry had a match-best four aces. Campfield led the Sandites with five kills, Burris had six assists, Wyrick scored five blocks and two aces, and Madison Blaylock had fifteen digs.

Sand Springs will play their last home match of the season Thursday at 6:30 p.m. when they host No. 16 Ponca City (12-12) for Senior Night. Owasso will end the regular season next Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. with a conference road game against Booker T. Washington (8-15, 1-7).

OHS 3 CPHS 0 (25-5, 25-22, 25-17)
Kills: OHS 42, CPHS 15.
Blocks: OHS 7, CPHS 6.
Aces: OHS 7, CPHS 4.
Service Errors: OHS 5, CPHS 1.
Total Errors: OHS 19, CPHS 19.
(Sand Springs stats)
Kills: Campfield 5, Burris 3, Wyrick 3, Youngblood 3, Smith 1.
Assists: Burris 6, Mong 5, Blaylock 2, Youngblood 1.
Solo Blocks: Burris 1.
Assisted Blocks: Wyrick 5, Youngblood 3, Burris 1, Campfield 1, Harris 1.
Digs: Blaylock 15, Youngblood 10, Mong 8, Wicker 8, Burris 7, Campfield 7, Wyrick 4.
Aces: Wyrick 2, Mong 1, Campfield 1.
(Owasso partial stats)
Kills: Hendrix 12, Hendricks 8, Vancuren 8, Walters 7, Martin 7.
Aces: Berry 4, Hendrix 1, Holderman 1, Guerrero 1.
Solo Blocks: Hendrix 1.
Assisted Blocks: Martin 3, Hendricks 3, Vancuren 3, Hendrix 2, Berry 1.

Frontier Valley Conference Standings
8-0 No. 1 Broken Arrow (25-2)
7-2 No. 13 Union (11-19)
6-1 No. 8 Jenks (15-10)
6-2 No. 9 Owasso (14-13)
4-4 No. 12 Sand Springs (16-12)
2-4 Bixby (4-21)
2-5 Muskogee (9-9)
2-6 No. 18 Bartlesville (9-17)
1-7 Booker T. Washington (8-15)
1-7 Sapulpa (7-18)

Upcoming FVC Matches
10.1 Muskogee @ Bixby.
10.8 Owasso @ Booker T. Washington.
10.8 Sand Springs @ Bixby.
10.8 Union @ Jenks.
10.8 Bartesville @ Sapulpa.
10.8 Broken Arrow @ Muskogee.
10.10 Jenks @ Bixby.

CPHS Softball: Sandites upset District Champs 2-0 to earn home Regional

Owasso didn’t have much to prove Monday evening at the Sandite Softball Complex, but for Charles Page High School it was a crucial game with major post-season implications. The Lady Sandites rose to the occasion with a 2-0 payback win against the Rams, who had beaten Sand Springs 8-3 last month.

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Owasso (21-11, 10-2) already had the District Title on lock, but the win positioned the Sandites (18-10, 9-3) at second in the standings, edging out Jenks (18-9, 9-3) on run differential for the right to host a Regional Tournament. Sand Springs has hosted and won four consecutive Regional Championships. Owasso has hosted five straight Regional playoffs, and has won the past three.

Sand Springs took the lead right out of the gate as Madison Lee hit a leadoff triple in the bottom of the first before scoring on a wild pitch. They had plenty of chances to score after that, but didn’t knock in the second run till the fifth.

The Sandites stranded two in the third and one in the fourth before Makenna Skaggs hit a double and scored on an RBI single from Raegan Rector. They loaded the bases later that inning but stranded the side after two forces at home and a ground ball to first. They stranded another runner in the sixth.

The visitors stranded two in the first, three in the third and one in the fourth with only four total hits. It was their lowest hitting performance of the season in seven-inning games.

Aliyah Taff (10-5, 14-11) got the win on the mound with two strikeouts and no walks. Lily Shaw got the start and the loss, giving up five hits and one walk with three strikeouts. Avery Tallman pitched four hits, no walks, and one strikeout in two innings of relief.

Sand Springs will play two non-district tune up games this week before Regionals. They will host Collinsville (22-5) Tuesday at 5:00 p.m. for Senior Night, then will travel to Oologah (26-2) Thursday at 5:00 p.m.

Owasso will host a double-header Saturday, playing Lone Grove (22-3) at 12:00 p.m. and Stillwater (9-14) at 3:00 p.m.

Final District 6A-3 Standings
10-2 Owasso (21-11)
9-3 Sand Springs (18-10)
9-3 Jenks (18-9)
6-6 Shawnee (12-18)
5-7 Muskogee (8-14)
2-10 Sapulpa (7-17)
1-11 Ponca City (8-21)

CPHS Softball: Sandites run-rule Jenks 11-1, Usher hits home run against Jay

The Charles Page High School fast pitch softball team (17-10, 8-3) went 2-1 this past weekend, splitting games at the Tahlequah Tournament on Friday before winning an 11-1 district game against Jenks (17-9, 8-3) on Saturday. The payback win over the Trojans positioned the Sandites to potentially take second in the district.

Jenks previously beat Sand Springs 9-6 in August, but the Sandites outhit the Trojans 8-4 and benefited from three Jenks errors and eight walks for the lopsided run-rule win. Aliyah Taff (9-5, 13-11) got the win in the pitcher’s circle with two walks and three strikeouts in six innings. Jordyn Pipkin took the loss for the Trojans with seven hits, two strikeouts, and three walks.

The Trojans took their first and only lead in the top of the third with a solo home run from Pipkin, but Sand Springs loaded the bases in the bottom of the inning and took the lead with a pair of Trojan mistakes. Sabrina Usher was hit by pitch to walk in Makenna Skaggs, and Reagan Rector scored on an error.

Sand Springs blew the game wide open in the fifth. Taff hit a 2RBI single to score Rector and Madison Lee and Jolee McNally scored on an error. Drew Hawkins hit an RBI single to score Brooklyn Harper, Rector hit a 2RBI single to score Avery Tanner and Hawkins, and Skaggs scored on a wild pitch for the 9-1 lead.

In the sixth inning Taff hit a double and courtesy runner Harper scored on a wild pitch. Tanner received a walk, stole second base, took third on the wild pitch, and scored the game winner on a bunt from Hawkins.

Jenks and Sand Springs are tied 8-3 in district action with one game left, and Sand Springs has the edge on run differential. The two teams are vying for the right to host a Regional Tournament, and it’ll come down to their Monday evening games. If both teams win, or both teams lose, Sand Springs will host. If Jenks can hold off Shawnee (12-17, 6-5) at 6:00 p.m. and Sand Springs falls to Owasso (21-10, 10-1) at 5:00 p.m., then the Trojans will get the home playoff. Sand Springs has hosted and won four-straight Regional Tournaments.

On Friday the Sandites played two games at the festival-style Tahlequah Tournament. They won 9-1 against Jay (6-19) in game one, but fell 7-0 to Moore (20-8). The games ran on a timer and only lasted four innings apiece.

Taff got the win against Jay with three hits, one strikeout, and one walk in four innings. Marsis Foreman took the loss with seven hits, one strikeout, and eight walks in three innings.

Jay scored their lone run in the top of the first as Foreman singled and stole home. Usher hit her 11th home run of the season to bring in Lee and McNally in the bottom of the inning, and Felicity Horn hit an RBI single to bring in Skaggs.

Sand Springs loaded the bases in the second and Taff hit a 2RBI single to score Lee and McNally. Usher scored on a ground ball from Horn. Hawkins scored on a single from Rector in the third inning, and Rector scored the final run of the game on a ground ball from McNally.

Mackenzie Bechtold (5-3, 9-3) took the loss against Moore, throwing eight hits, one strikeout, and one walk in four innings. Morgan Max got the win with one hit, five strikeouts, and three walks in three innings. Ashlynn Haley pitched two hits and a strikeout in one inning.

Horn, Tanner and Hawkins were the only Sandites to notch hits against the Lions, and Horn and Hawkins had doubles.

Tahlequah Tournament Results
Silo 5-4 Moore
Silo 3-2 Piedmont
Silo 3-2 Tuttle
Silo 10-2 Poteau
Silo 11-1 Inola
Moore 7-0 Sand Springs
Moore 6-5 Tahlequah
Moore 10-1 Sallisaw
Tuttle 9-2 Muskogee
Tuttle 9-2 Coweta
Tuttle 4-3 Glenpool
Checotah 8-1 Tahlequah
Checotah 4-2 Beggs
Piedmont 2-1 Muskogee
Piedmont 9-3 Glenpool
Hilldale 8-5 Henryetta
Hilldale 3-0 Piedmont
Sand Springs 9-1 Jay
Inola 8-1 Jay
Poteau 10-4 Tahlequah
Coweta 2-1 Union
Union 7-6 Sallisaw
Beggs 2-1 Ft. Gibson
Ft. Gibson 1-0 Henryetta

District 6A-3 Standings
10-1 Owasso (21-10)
8-3 Sand Springs (17-10)
8-3 Jenks (17-9)
6-5 Shawnee (12-17)
5-7 Muskogee (8-14)
2-10 Sapulpa (7-17)
1-11 Ponca City (8-21)

CPHS Football: Sand Springs vs. Shawnee Homecoming Photo Gallery

Kendal Pearson, escorted by Nicolas Hancock. Pearson is the daughter of Tim and Keri Pearson and is a three-year varsity Dance Team member. Hancock is the son of Danny and Jennifer Hancock and is a three-year varsity offensive lineman.

Sydney Boyd, escorted by Isaiah Jordan. Boyd is the daughter of Mark and Vicky Boyd. Jordan is the son of Alisha Thompson and Stacy Jordan. He is a three-year varsity lineman.

Haley Stuckey (left), escorted by Ethan Sartin. Stuckey is the daughter of Erik and Kerri Stuckey and is a four-year member of the Gold Pride Marching Band. Sartin is the son of Michael and Jennifer Sartin. This is his first year as a varsity linebacker.

Tatum Denton (right), escorted by Justin Roe. Denton is the daughter of Brad and Angela Denton. She is a three-year varsity dancer. Roe is the son of David and Dianna Roe. He is a three-year varsity wide receiver and defensive back.

Raegan Foster, escorted by Braden Foster. Raegan is the daughter of Alan and Lisa Foster, and has been on the varsity Dance Team for two years. Braden is the son of Evan and Amanda Foster and is a three-year varsity quarterback and wide receiver.

Taylor Spencer, escorted by Josh Fincannon. Spencer is the daughter of Brett Spencer and Terra Jordan Rhoads. She is a four-year varsity cheerleader. Fincannon is the son of Jason and Kristy Fincannon and is a three-year varsity offensive lineman.

Kristin Shipley, escorted by Riley Magee. Shipley is the daughter of Darin and Pam Shipley. She is a four-year Gold Pride Marching Band member. Magee is the son of Jamy and Erica Magee and is a three-year varsity defensive lineman.

Sloan Goggin, escorted by Jacob Snodgrass. Goggin is the daughter of Pat and Cherry Goggin and is a four-year varsity dancer. Snodgrass is the son of Rodney and Jennifer Snodgrass. He is a three-year varsity wide receiver.

(Left to right):
Nathan Tavaglione is the son of Matt and Rose Tavaglione. This is his first year as a varsity linebacker.

Cody Spencer is the son of Brett Spencer and Megan Spencer. He is in Pre-K and wants to be a fireman or police officer when he grows up.

Trey Wilkerson is the son of Stephanie Bowie and William Wilkerson. He is a three-year varsity running back.

Thomas Naugle is the son of Bo and Arron Naugle. He is a three-year varsity linebacker.

Clara Denton is the daughter of Brad and Angela Denton. She wants to be a teacher when she grows up.

James McCrary is the son of Curtis McCrary and Shannon Gardner. He is a two-year varsity linebacker.

Nolan Sensintaffar is the son of Cody and Heather Sensintaffar. He is in 2nd Grade and wants to be either a Velociraptor trainer or NFL legend when he grows up.

Kissing Captain Jerret Haley is a four-year varsity defensive back and is co-captain this year. He is the son of Angela Haley and Justin Orrell, and the grandson of Wade Haley.

Raegan Foster is named Homecoming Queen 2019.

Kissing Captain Jerret Haley crowns and kisses Homecoming Queen Raegan Foster.

6’1” sophomore Keaton Campbell was 3-28 receiving, 1-8 on punt return, and 2-50 on kick returns Friday against Shawnee.

6’2” sophomore Ty Pennington looks for an open receiver while under pressure from Justin Simpson. Pennington finished the night 13-27-143-0 with one touchdown against Shawnee. He has 7 touchdowns and 0 interceptions this season.

Demetress Beavers was 18-71 rushing for the Wolves.

Flags fly as Bryson Chase shoots for a tackle on Demetress Beavers. The 5’11” junior defensive back accounted for three pass break-ups against Shawnee.

Ty Pennington hands the ball off to 5’10” sophomore Blake Jones. Jones was 1-22 receiving and 21-86 rushing against the Wolves.

6’2” senior Jacob Snodgrass was 6-48 as the Sandites’ leading receiver, and was 5-29 from the wildcat with two rushing touchdowns against Shawnee.

13th-year Head Coach Dustin Kinard improved to 65-69 overall, 42-41 in district action, and 34-28 at home with the 21-19 win over Shawnee. Kinard battled pancreatic cancer last year but announced he was cancer-free prior to the 2019 season.

Junior kicker Zach Heinen is was 3/3 on PATs against Shawnee and is 11/11 in his debut season. He averaged 30 yards per punt and 46 yards per kick.

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Oklahoma High School Football Rankings: Class 6A-II Week Five

1. Bixby (4-0, 1-0, Last week No. 1).

   • The Spartans won their 16th-straight game 54-10 over Sapulpa behind a 26-35-417-1, four touchdown performance by Mason Williams. They led 40-10 at the half before letting off the gas.

   • Bixby will travel to Booker T. Washington Friday at 7:00 p.m. They beat the Hornets 21-7 last season.

2. Stillwater (4-0, 1-0 Last week No. 2).

   • Gunnar Gundy was 18-19-335-0 with five touchdowns in a 48-10 rout of Deer Creek. Steven Brown was 7-204 receiving with 3TDs and Qwontrel Walker was 18-165 rushing. The Pioneer defense came up with three fumbles and deflected a punt in the first half alone.

   • The Pioneers will travel to Midwest City Friday at 7:00 p.m. They beat the Bombers 31-13 last season.

3. Del City (3-1, 1-0, Last week No. 4).

   • The Eagles were tied 20-20 with Choctaw midway through the third before exploding to a 41-20 victory. They will travel to Putnam West Friday at 7:00 p.m. They defeated the Patriots 49-13 last season.

4. Muskogee (4-0, 1-0, Last week No. 6).

   • Jimmie Coleman was 23-223 rushing for two scores in a 47-6 win over Ponca City. The Roughers forced seven fumbles and made a pick, led by Devion Williams with three recoveries, including an 89-yard TD return. Ty Williams was 5-13-63-1 passing with two TD runs and one TD pass.

   • The Roughers will host Sand Springs Friday at 7:00 p.m. They beat the Sandites 45-27 last season.

5. Booker T. Washington (2-2, 1-0, Last week No. 5).

   • The Hornets got a 28-0 shutout of Bartlesville, but it didn’t turn into a blowout till the late in the game. They only led 7-0 till the final minute of the third.

   • Washington will host Bixby Friday at 7:00 p.m. They fell 21-7 to Bixby last season.

6. Midwest City (1-3, 1-0, Last week No. 9).

   • The Bombers snapped back from an 0-3 non-district performance with a 23-7 defeat of Lawton, forcing five turnovers. They snagged four interceptions and blocked a punt while holding the Wolverines to only 32 yards on the ground. Midwest City amassed 220 yards on the ground, led by Omari Johns with 179 yards and two scores.

   • The Bombers will host Stillwater Friday at 7:00 p.m. They fell 31-13 to the Pioneers last year.

7. Lawton (3-1, 0-1, Last week No. 3).

   • The Wolverines suffered their first loss of the season, 23-7 to Midwest City, after giving up five turnovers. Four interceptions and a muffed punt, combined with a meager 32 rushing yards were contributing factors to the lopsided upset.

   • Lawton will travel to Deer Creek Friday at 7:00 p.m. They defeated the Antlers 34-17 last season.

8. Sapulpa (3-1, 0-1, Last week No. 7).

   • The Chieftains suffered their first loss of the season, 54-10 to Bixby. Eli Williams was 5-13-31-2. Sapulpa will host Bartlesville Friday at 7:00 p.m. They defeated the Bruins 63-58 last season.

9. Choctaw (2-2, 0-1), Last week No. 8).

   • The Yellowjackets hung tight with Del City till the third quarter before giving up a 21-0 fourth quarter shutout for a 41-20 loss. They will travel to Putnam City (1-3, 1-0) Friday at 7:00 p.m.

10. Edmond Deer Creek (2-2, 0-1), Last week No. 10).

    • The Antlers fell 48-10 to Stillwater. Tyler Travis was 18-111 rushing and Lemorris Davis was 9-57 for the lone touchdown. Gavin Houska was 13-24-92-0. Logan Ward kicked a 43-yard field goal.

    • Deer Creek will host Lawton Friday at 7:00 p.m. They fell 34-17 to the Wolverines last year.

11. Sand Springs (2-2, 1-0, Last week No. 11).

    • The Sandites defeated Shawnee 21-19 behind a 13-27-143-0, 1TD passing performance by Ty Pennington. Blake Jones led the ground game in yardage, 21-86, but Jacob Snodgrass led in scoring with 2 TDs on a 5-29 run game. Snodgrass also had 6 catches for 48 yards. The defense starred with 7 tackles for loss, an interception, and four fourth-down stops.

    • Sand Springs will travel to Muskogee Friday at 7:00 p.m. They fell 45-27 to the Roughers last season.

12. Ponca City (2-2, 0-1, Last week No. 12).

    • Sam McKinney scored on a kick return, but the Wildcats were shut out offensively in a 47-6 beat down by Muskogee. Aiden Wetzel was 2-11-37-1 passing and Grant Harmon was 1-4-8-1. Cameron Jackson ran 23-126.

    • The Wildcats will host Shawnee Friday at 7:00 p.m. They fell 32-27 to the Wolves last season.

13. Shawnee (1-3, 0-1, Last week No. 13).

    • Shawnee fell 21-19 to the Sandites thanks to a missed PAT and failed 2pt run. Karsen Conaway was 13-31-174-1 with two TDs and Demetress Beavers was 18-71 on the ground. Jaylon Orange was 3-79 receiving and 1-10 rushing with 2 TDs.

    • The Wolves will travel to Ponca City Friday at 7:00 p.m. They defeated the Wildcats 32-27 last year.

14. Bartlesville (0-4, 0-1, Last week No. 14).

    • The Bruins were shut out 28-0 by Booker T. Washington, but only trailed 7-0 late in the third quarter. Ben Winters was 14-37-152 with Shane Simpson catching 10 passes for 121 yards.

    • Bartlesville will travel to Sapulpa Friday at 7:00 p.m. They fell 63-58 to the Chieftains last season.

15. Putnam City (1-3, 1-0, Last week No. 16).

    • The Pirates snapped a fourteen-game losing streak with a 14-10 win over Putnam West. They will host Choctaw Friday at 7:00 p.m. They fell 49-7 to the Yellowjackets last year.

16. Putnam City West (0-4, 0-1, Last week No. 15).

    • The Patriots lost their tenth-straight game, 14-10 to Putnam City. They will host Del City Friday at 7:00 p.m. They fell 49-13 to the Eagles last season.

Top Offenses (Avg. Score)
65.9 Bixby
52.8 Stillwater
42.8 Muskogee
33.0 Choctaw
32.3 Del City
32.0 Lawton
32.0 Sapulpa
21.5 Shawnee
20.8 Sand Springs
19.0 Deer Creek
17.3 Bartlesville
16.8 Putnam West
16.8 Booker T. Washington
14.0 Midwest City
9.0 Ponca City
3.5 Putnam City

Top Defenses
7.8 Stillwater
19.5 Ponca City
10.0 Muskogee
18.0 Lawton
12.5 Booker T. Washington
15.3 Bixby
27.0 Sapulpa
30.3 Deer Creek
29.3 Choctaw
27.5 Del City
27.5 Sand Springs
27.8 Midwest City
34.3 Bartlesville
33.3 Shawnee
41.8 Putnam City
50.8 Putnam West

Average Margin of Victory
49.8 Bixby
45.0 Stillwater
32.8 Muskogee
14.0 Lawton
5.0 Sapulpa
4.8 Del City
4.3 Booker T. Washington
3.8 Choctaw
-6.8 Sand Springs
-10.5 Ponca City
-11.3 Deer Creek
-11.8 Shawnee
-13.8 Midwest City
-17.0 Bartlesville
-34.0 Putnam West
-38.3 Putnam City

CPHS Football: Sandites beat Shawnee 21-19 on Homecoming, Snodgrass scores 2 TDs

The Class 6A No. 11 ranked Charles Page High School varsity football team (2-2, 1-0) won their Homecoming game Friday night at Memorial Stadium 21-19 over No. 13 Shawnee (1-3, 0-1) to kick off district action. The Sandites led by 21-12 to start the fourth quarter before the Wolves began to rally for a thrilling fourth-quarter showdown.

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Sand Springs outscored their foes 7-6 in the first and second quarters and won the third quarter 7-0 before being shut out in the fourth. Senior standout Jacob Snodgrass produced the Sandites’ first two scores on Wildcat runs, while sophomore quarterback Ty Pennington threw a pass to Daren Hawkins in the third quarter.

Shawnee sophomore Karsen Conaway was 13-31-174-1 with touchdown passes to Cyn’Cere Spencer and Jaylon Orange, and Orange also ran in a score. Extra points were the deal-breaker for the Wolves, as Ian Johnson missed his first PAT kick, and Alex Turner stopped a two-point run attempt by Spencer in the second quarter.

Both teams punted their opening possessions and Sand Springs was first on the scoreboard with an 8-play 51-yard drive, capped by Snodgrass’s five-yard run. The Wolves responded with a 6-play 66-yard drive, scoring on a 45-yard reception by Orange through blown coverage.

Three punts later and the visitors took their first and only lead of the night with a 10-play 88-yard drive and ten-yard scoring run from Orange. The home team quickly got back out front with an 8-play 51-yard drive and one-yard scoring run from Snodgrass for the 14-12 lead to end the half.

Drake Fain and Terik Meschkat combined on a sack to force a turnover on downs in the second half, setting up a 14-play 67-yard drive for the Sandites. Junior Daren Hawkins, who led the Sandites in receiving yards and touchdowns last season, returned to the turf for the first time this season to immediate success after a preseason injury. He was targeted three times on the drive, resulting in two catches for 30 yards, a first down, and a touchdown. Snodgrass nearly had his third score of the night on a three-yard wildcat run, but it was called back for holding, setting up the 13-yard pass to Hawkins.

The Sandite defense continued to come up strong throughout the second half, but the offense stalled out. Lane Webster made a sack on fourth-down to stall the Wolves in the Sandite red zone. Zane Christopher came up with a fumble three plays later to return the Wolves to the red zone, but Brooks Dudley tipped a pass and Ethan Sartin came away with the pick.

Shawnee forced a three-and-out, turned the ball over on downs, forced another three-and-out, then put together the final scoring drive of the game. The 13-play 36-yard push had big plays called back for both sides of the ball.

On the first play of the possession Conaway pitched a lateral to Orange, who connected with Spencer for a 36-yard strike that was called back for a false start. Seven plays later Caden Harris returned an interception 40 yards before it was called back due to pass interference. Sand Springs gave up two first downs on personal fouls to keep the Wolves in the game, and Conaway finally found Spencer from 13 yards out. Johnson’s PAT was the final point of the game.

The Wolves attempted an onside kick, but the Sandites fielded it aptly. They were held to a quick three-and-out, however, and the Wolves threatened once again. They marched 24 yards but ran out of time as a deep pass fell incomplete.

Pennington was 13-27-143-0 on the night, with Snodgrass as his primary target. Snodgrass was 6-48 receiving and Blake Jones led the ground game with 21 carries for 86 yards. Zach Heinen was 3-for-3 on extra points for the Sandites, and is 11-of-11 in his debut season. Keaton Campbell averaged 25 yards per kick return, Jerret Haley led in tackles with 9, Bryson Chase had a team-high 3 pass breakups, and Dudley led in tackles for loss, with 2.

Sand Springs will take to the road next Friday at No. 6 Muskogee (3-0, 1-0), while Shawnee will travel to No. 12 Ponca City (2-2, 0-1).

Prior to the game, the Church That Matters Tailgate Crew raised $1,434 for Sandite Wrestling and Raegan Foster was named Homecoming Queen. At half time Sandite Soccer standout Jack Bratcher kicked a 17-yard field goal to win a free dinner for ten from Rib Crib.

CPHS 21 SHS 19
First Downs: CPHS 14, SHS 13.
Fumbles/Lost: CPHS 2/1, SHS 1/0.
Penalties: CPHS 12-145, SHS 14-90.
C-A-Y-I: CPHS 13-27-143-0, SHS 13-31-174-1.
Rushing: CPHS 35-136, SHS 26-89.
Offense: CPHS 62-279, SHS 57-263.

Class 6A-II Results
Stillwater 48-10 Deer Creek.
Bixby 54-10 Sapulpa.
Booker T. Washington 28-0 Bartlesville.
Muskogee 47-6 Ponca City.
Midwest City 23-7 Lawton.
Putnam City 14-10 Putnam West.
Del City 41-20 Choctaw.