CPHS Basketball: Boys suffer first loss of the season, 57-53 to No. 8 Jenks

The Class 6A No. 6 ranked Charles Page High School boys’ basketball team (10-1, 2-1) suffered its first loss of the season Tuesday evening at the Ed Dubie Field House, falling 57-53 to No. 8 Jenks (7-1, 2-1) in conference action.

The Trojans stormed out to an early 17-8 lead behind a nine-point effort from Benjamin Averitt, but the home team came charging back for a 23-19 advantage to end the first quarter after a 10-1 run late down the stretch. Fox and Jaeden Hurd both had 6 points in the quarter and Cason Savage had 5. 

Davon Richardson scored his sixth point to start the second quarter, but Trendon Tisdale hit two threes to sandwich a layup from Averitt for the 27-25 lead. Josh Minney tied it twice, once from the stripe and once in the paint, but the Trojans closed the half on a seven-point run to make it 37-29. 

Jenks worked their way up to a nine-point lead midway through the third before Minney, Fox, and Richardson stole three-straight possessions to end the period 45-40. 

Hurd and Savage put up two apiece to start the fourth, then Minney scored the go-ahead layup through contact. Nelson and Fox traded layups, then Hurd put up two to make 50-47. Ike Houston came up big for the visitors with back-to-back steals, dunking on one, then Averitt put them back out front. Savage had a bucket negated for charging, then picked up a fourth to put the Trojans in the bonus with 3:01 left to play. 

Hurd made a traditional three for the lead, then Houston took it back and Averitt added a free throw at 55-53. Savage fouled out with 12.0 in the game and sent Houston to the line. The Trojan made both of his shots to end the game.

The Sandites out-fouled the Trojans 10-4 in the second half, and were only 1-of-15 from three-point range.

Averitt led all scorers with 17, followed by Nelson with 16 and Houston with 13. Fox and Hurd led the Sandites with 13 apiece, and Hurd was one rebound short of a double-double.

Sand Springs will return to action with another huge conference match-up next Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. against No.2 Booker T. Washington (7-2, 4-0). Jenks will travel to No. 20 Sapulpa (4-5, 1-2) Tuesday at 8:00 p.m.

Jenks 57 CPHS 53
1Q: CPHS 23-19.
2Q: Jenks 17-6.
3Q: CPHS 11-9.
4Q: CPHS 13-12.

Free Throws: CPHS 12-of-14, Jenks 15-of-22.
Field Goals: CPHS 20-of-49, Jenks 18-of-45.
Offensive Rebounds: CPHS 7, Jenks 6.
Defensive Rebounds: CPHS 19, Jenks 21.
Total Rebounds: CPHS 26, Jenks 27.
Steals: CPHS 7, Jenks 9.
Blocks: CPHS 3, Jenks 1.
Fouls: CPHS 19, Jenks 10.

(Sand Springs stats)
Scoring: Hurd 13, Fox 13, Minney 10, Savage 9, Richardson 8.
Offensive Rebounds: Richardson 4, Hurd 3.
Defensive Rebounds: Richardson 6, Hurd 6, Minney 5, Fox 1, Hawkins 1.
Total Rebounds: Richardson 10, Hurd 9, Minney 5, Fox 1, Hawkins 1.
Steals: Minney 3, Richardson 2, Fox 2.
Assists: Richardson 1, Savage 1.
Blocks: Richardson 1, Minney 1, Hurd 1.
Fouls: Savage 5, Hawkins 4, Richardson 3, Fox 3, Minney 2, Hurd 2.

(Jenks partial stats)
Scoring: Averitt 17, Nelson 16, Houston 13, Tisdale 6, Martin 5.
Fouls: Martin 3, Tisdale 2, Houston 2, Averitt 2, Nelson 1.

CPHS Basketball: Armstead scores 31, girls beat Jenks 56-46

The Class 6A No. 10 ranked Charles Page High School girls’ basketball team (9-2, 2-1) is quickly building a reputation as a team that can come back from anything. Just three days after erasing a 15-point fourth quarter deficit against Ponca City, they came back from a 12-point second quarter deficit against Jenks for a 56-46 Frontier Valley Conference win over the No. 17 ranked Lady Trojans (5-3, 1-2) . Sophomore standout Journey Armstead led all scorers with a career-high 31 points.

The Lady Sandites started strong with baskets from Armstead and Hailey Jackson for a 6-4 lead, but the Trojans ended the quarter on an eleven point run. Madison Burris kicked off the second period with two, but Bri Johnson quickly retaliated with five for their biggest lead at 20-8.

Sand Springs won the rest of the second period 13-2, with a seven point run before Johnson hit a two. Bayleigh Cheney put up back-to-back threes to end the period. She also had back-to-back threes in the comeback effort against Ponca. 

Lean Morris had the opening points of the second half, but Armstead hit a quick three to tie it up at 24-24. Morris and Jackson traded blows, then Armstead sank two from the charity stripe for the home team’s first lead since early in the first quarter. Armstead stayed hot throughout the period and scored her team’s final eight points of the quarter. They would not trail again.

Armstead ended the third quarter with a buzzer-beater three, then scored a pair of twos before assisting Jackson for a 46-31 advantage. The Sandites had their biggest lead at 54-37, and Armstead scored her 30th and 31st points from the free throw line with 1:30 to play before the third string finished out the game.

Sand Springs will return to action next Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. with a conference home game against No. 1 Booker T. Washington (9-0, 3-0). Jenks will travel to No. 8 Sapulpa (4-2, 2-1) next Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.

CPHS 56 Jenks 46
1Q: Jenks 15-6.
2Q: CPHS 15-7.
3Q: CPHS 19-9.
4Q: CPHS 16-15.

Free Throws: CPHS 12-of-19, Jenks 12-of-16.
Field Goals: CPHS 18-of-60, Jenks 15-of-51.
Offensive Rebounds: CPHS 19, Jenks 12.
Defensive Rebounds: CPHS 19, Jenks 18.
Total Rebounds: CPHS 38, Jenks 30.
Steals: CPHS 10, Jenks 5.
Blocks: CPHS 3, Jenks 1.
Fouls: CPHS 15, Jenks 16.

(Sand Springs stats)
Scoring: Armstead 31, Jackson 10, Burris 7, Cheney 7, Padilla 1.
Offensive Rebounds: Armstead 5, Jackson 5, Jordan 4, Burris 2, Padilla 1, Cheney 1, Tanner 1.
Defensive Rebounds: Burris 6, Padilla 5, Armstead 2, Jordan 2, Jackson 1, Shrum 1, Regalado 1, Cheney 1.
Total Rebounds: Burris 8, Armstead 7, Padilla 6, Jordan 6, Jackson 6, Cheney 2, Shrum 1, Regalado 1, Tanner 1.
Steals: Jackson 2, Padilla 2, Regalado 2, Cheney 2, Armstead 1, Shrum 1.
Assists: Burris 2, Jordan 2, Armstead 1, Padilla 1.
Blocks: Jackson 1, Burris 1, Jordan 1.
Fouls: Jackson 5, Padilla 3, Shrum 2, Jordan 2, Armstead 1, Cheney 1, J. Hughes 1.

CPHS Football: Bobby Klinck hired as Sand Springs Head Coach

Fast Facts:

• 3-year starter, 3-time State Champion at Jenks High School.

• 2 years at OU, 2 years at TU. Conference USA Champion, Liberty Bowl Champion.

• Assistant Coach at Owasso, Muskogee, Broken Arrow, Southlake Carroll.

• 13-12 as Head Coach at East Central. District Champion and State Runner-Up. 2012 District Coach of the Year.

The Sand Springs Board of Education approved the hiring of Bobby Klinck as the new Head Football Coach at Charles Page High School Monday evening. Klinck will be the 18th Head Coach in CPHS history, inheriting a program that went 63-68 in thirteen seasons under Dustin Kinard. The Sandites wrapped up 2019 with their third-straight losing record, while Klinck won his second State Title as Defensive Coordinator at Owasso High School.

Klinck began making a name for himself at a young age as a three-year starter and All-State selection at Jenks. He rushed for over 2,500 yards and 33 touchdowns, and recorded 73 tackles in his senior season. The Trojans captured State Titles every year he played during their historic run from 1996-2001. In his senior State Championship game he recorded seven tackles, a fumble recovery, and an interception.

As the No. 14 ranked safety in the nation, Klinck was recruited by dozens of NCAA Division 1 schools, and ultimately settled on the University of Oklahoma, as part of the Sooners’ No. 1 ranked recruiting class in 2001. After wearing a redshirt for one season and seeing only limited special teams action, he transferred to the University of Tulsa in the Spring of 2004 to try and get more playing time.

His first season with the Hurricane was lackluster following a shoulder surgery, but he did start one game and saw minutes as a backup at free safety. In the 2005 season he earned a starting position and helped the Hurricane to its first Conference USA Championship since 1985, and a Liberty Bowl victory. He recorded a 19-yard scoop and score against Rice, and was named Conference USA’s Defensive Player of the Week after a three-turnover effort against SMU.

In his two years with TU, Klinck had one interception, two forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries with one touchdown, 32 solo tackles, 26 assisted tackles, 58 total, one tackle for loss, and three pass breakups.

After his playing career came to an end, Klinck spent three years as a graduate assistant at the University of Central Missouri before returning to TU in 2009. After one year with Tulsa he took up coaching receivers at Owasso during an 8-5 State Semifinals campaign. In 2011 he got his first Defensive Coordinator gig at Muskogee. The Roughers had a 4-6 record, but one of those losses came in overtime and his defense also pitched a 48-0 shutout.

In 2012 he was named the Head Coach at East Central High School in Tulsa at only 29 years of age. He had to rebuild the entire coaching staff, that returned only one assistant from the previous year. Inheriting a team that went 10-2 the season prior, he guided them to a 9-5 record that was really 13-1 before the first four wins were forfeited. After starting the year 4-0, they had to forfeit three non-district games and one district game after playing an ineligible transfer student.

The team didn’t let that adversity get them down, and they rolled to a district title with 5A playoff wins against Shawnee, Guthrie, and McAlester before falling 24-8 to the juggernaut Carl Albert in the Championship finals. The Cardinals won their games by an average score of 31-16, including two shutouts.

After graduating 24 seniors, including 21 starters and Gatorade Player of the Year Stanvon Taylor, Klinck went 4-7 in his sophomore campaign and was eliminated in the first round of the playoffs.

In 2014 Klinck joined the Broken Arrow coaching staff as Defensive Coordinator. Despite replacing seven starters that season, his defense pitched two shutouts and held its foes to an average of 16.2 points per game in a 7-4 campaign. According to MaxPreps, his team made 42 sacks on the season, and came away with ten interceptions, seven fumble recoveries, and three blocked punts.

In 2015 the Tigers improved to 11-2 and were State Runners-Up, falling 35-14 to Jenks. They shut out two more teams and held their foes to 18.7 points per game.

In 2016 Klinck moved to Carroll High School in Southlake, Texas, helping the national powerhouse to a 10-2 record and Playoff Quarterfinals appearance. His defense made 20 sacks, 12 interceptions, and 8 fumble recoveries.

One season in Texas was enough, and he returned to Owasso as the first hire of Bill Blankenship. That year saw the Rams’ first-ever State Championship in a 12-1 campaign that featured a 21-0 shutout of Jenks in the State Semifinals and a 21-14 Finals win over Union. The defense also got a shutout against Southmoore, 48-2, with the Sabercats’ lone points coming on a safety. Owasso gave up only 17.4 points per game.

The Rams went 7-5 in 2018, losing their semifinal match to undefeated State Champion Broken Arrow by only a field goal. His defense came away with 13 interceptions, 9 forced fumbles, 6 recoveries, 2 blocked kicks, and 32 sacks. They also recorded one shutout.

Finally, the 2019 Rams went undefeated at 13-0 for their second goal ball. This year’s defense pitched one shutout while allowing only 13.5 points per game. They made 13 picks with 10 forced fumbles and 10 recoveries, a blocked field goal, and 39 sacks.

Klinck will have big shoes to fill following Coach Kinard’s ouster. Despite holding a losing overall record, Kinard was hugely popular and was the second-longest tenured coach in town history. Although the program has been trending downward in recent years, it wasn’t long ago that Kinard guided the Sandites to a school-record six consecutive playoff appearances from 2012 to 2017 with a Runner-Up finish in 2015.

OSSAA 6A Girls Basketball Week 5 Rankings

Class 6A Rankings (First Place Votes) - Record.
1. Booker T. Washington (19), 9-0.
2. Deer Creek (7), 8-2.
3. Choctaw (1), 6-0.
4. Norman (1), 8-1.
5. Edmond North, 9-2.
6. Union, 6-1.
7. Moore, 6-3.
8. Sapulpa, 4-2.
9. Norman North, 8-2.
10. Sand Springs, 8-2.
11. Edmond Memorial, 7-3.
12. Midwest City, 7-2.
13. Bixby, 4-5.
14. Mustang, 5-5.
15. Ponca City, 9-3.
16. Putnam City West, 5-4.
17. Edmond Santa Fe, 4-4.
17. Jenks, 5-2.
19. Westmoore, 4-4.
20. Bartlesville, 3-3.
20. Putnam City North, 2-4.

Conference Strength
56.5 Central Oklahoma
49.2 Frontier Valley
40.0 Big Ten
16.6 All-City

Top Offenses
(Avg. Points Scored)
64.0 Choctaw
63.0 Moore
62.8 Norman
62.3 Booker T. Washington
60.9 Deer Creek
60.5 Edmond North
56.8 Ponca City
56.2 Sand Springs
54.8 Broken Arrow
54.1 Midwest City
53.9 Jenks
53.4 Putnam North
52.8 Mustang
52.5 Sapulpa
52.4 Yukon
51.4 Edmond Santa Fe
50.0 Edmond Memorial
48.9 Northwest Classen
48.6 Westmoore
48.0 Putnam West
47.8 Norman North
47.0 Putnam City
46.2 Bartlesville
46.1 Enid
46.0 Bixby
43.6 Muskogee
43.0 Union
39.8 Lawton
38.1 Owasso
35.5 Stillwater
30.6 Southmoore
18.0 U.S. Grant

Top Defenses
(Avg. Points Allowed)
32.2 Norman North
35.7 Choctaw
36.7 Union
37.6 Jenks
39.8 Ponca City
40.1 Edmond Memorial
41.7 Sand Springs
42.1 Midwest City
42.4 Yukon
42.8 Westmoore
43.7 Bixby
44.3 Mustang
44.7 Booker T. Washington
45.3 Northwest Classen
45.7 Edmond North
47.5 Sapulpa
47.5 Bartlesville
47.7 Moore
47.9 Enid
48.1 Putnam West
48.2 Norman
48.7 Stillwater
51.0 Putnam North
51.3 Broken Arrow
52.0 Deer Creek
52.8 Edmond Santa Fe
53.6 Owasso
54.0 Putnam City
56.1 Lawton
59.8 Muskogee
60.0 Southmoore
60.3 U.S. Grant

Avg. Point Differential
28.3 Choctaw
17.7 Booker T. Washington
17.0 Ponca City
16.3 Jenks
15.6 Norman North
15.3 Moore
14.8 Edmond North
14.6 Norman
14.5 Sand Springs
12.0 Midwest City
10.0 Yukon
9.9 Edmond Memorial
8.9 Deer Creek
8.5 Mustang
6.3 Union
5.9 Westmoore
5.0 Sapulpa
3.6 Northwest Classen
3.5 Broken Arrow
2.4 Putnam North
2.3 Bixby
-0.1 Putnam West
-1.3 Bartlesville
-1.4 Edmond Santa Fe
-1.8 Enid
-7.0 Putnam City
-13.2 Stillwater
-15.5 Owasso
-16.2 Muskogee
-16.4 Lawton
-29.4 Southmoore
-42.3 U.S. Grant

Conference Standings

All-City
2-0 Classen SAS
2-1 Southeast
1-0 Star Spencer
1-0 Northwest Classen
1-1 U.S. Grant
1-2 John Marshall
0-1 Capitol Hill
0-3 Douglass

Big Ten
3-0 Choctaw
2-0 Midwest City
1-1 Putnam North
1-1 Putnam City
1-1 Eisenhower
0-1 Putnam West
0-1 Lawton
0-3 Enid

Central Oklahoma
4-0 Deer Creek
4-1 Edmond North
3-1 Edmond Memorial
3-1 Norman
3-1 Norman North
2-1 Moore
2-2 Mustang
2-3 Edmond Santa Fe
1-4 Westmoore
0-3 Stillwater
0-3 Yukon
0-4 Southmoore

Frontier Valley
3-0 Booker T. Washington
3-1 Union
2-1 Sapulpa
1-1 Sand Springs
1-1 Owasso
1-1 Broken Arrow
1-1 Jenks
1-2 Bartlesville
0-2 Muskogee
0-3 Bixby

OSSAA 6A Boys Basketball Week 5 Rankings

Class 6A Rankings (First Place Votes) - Record.
1. Southmoore (15), 6-1.
2. Booker T. Washington (13), 6-2.
3. Edmond Memorial, 7-1.
4. Midwest City, 6-0.
5. Putnam City North, 5-1.
6. Sand Springs, 10-0.
7. Union, 6-1.
8. Jenks, 6-1.
9. Broken Arrow, 8-0.
10. Lawton, 7-1.
11. Edmond North, 5-3.
12. Norman North, 5-2.
13. Putnam City, 4-2.
14. Northwest Classen, 7-3.
15. Edmond Santa Fe, 4-4.
16. Choctaw, 3-3.
17. Yukon, 4-2.
18. Putnam City West, 3-8.
19. Mustang, 5-5.
20. Sapulpa, 4-5.

Conference Strength
52.8 Big Ten
50.4 Frontier Valley
40.5 Central Oklahoma
34.0 All-City

Top Offenses
(Avg. Points Scored)
75.7 Union
75.0 Midwest City
73.2 Choctaw
72.4 Booker T. Washington
68.1 Sapulpa
67.1 Sand Springs
66.9 Edmond Memorial
66.7 Jenks
66.1 Southmoore
66.0 Mustang
64.4 Broken Arrow
63.4 Bixby
63.2 Putnam City
62.3 Yukon
61.6 Lawton
61.0 Enid
61.0 Norman North
60.7 Norman
58.2 Putnam North
57.3 Edmond North
57.0 Putnam West
56.8 Northwest Classen
56.5 Ponca City
54.6 Moore
54.0 Muskogee
53.5 Westmoore
53.1 Edmond Santa Fe
49.4 Deer Creek
46.8 Stillwater
45.2 Owasso
42.2 U.S. Grant
42.2 Bartlesville

Top Defenses
(Avg. Points Allowed)
44.9 Edmond Memorial
46.4 Jenks
47.0 Broken Arrow
49.5 Northwest Classen
50.0 Sand Springs
50.4 Southmoore
50.5 Lawton
50.5 Putnam North
50.6 Edmond Santa Fe
50.6 Owasso
51.9 Moore
53.0 Edmond North
53.7 Deer Creek
55.5 Midwest City
55.6 Union
55.7 Bartlesville
55.8 Putnam City
56.0 Enid
58.5 Ponca City
59.1 Booker T. Washington
59.3 Mustang
59.4 Muskogee
60.0 Stillwater
60.3 Choctaw
60.3 Norman
60.7 Yukon
60.9 Westmoore
61.0 U.S. Grant
62.3 Norman North
63.3 Putnam West
65.6 Bixby
69.9 Sapulpa

Avg. Point Differential
22.0 Edmond Memorial
20.3 Jenks
20.1 Union
19.5 Midwest City
17.4 Broken Arrow
17.1 Sand Springs
15.7 Southmoore
13.3 Booker T. Washington
12.8 Choctaw
11.1 Lawton
7.7 Putnam North
7.3 Putnam City
7.3 Northwest Classen
6.7 Mustang
5.0 Enid
4.3 Edmond North
2.7 Moore
2.6 Edmond Santa Fe
1.7 Yukon
0.3 Norman
-1.3 Norman North
-1.8 Sapulpa
-2.0 Ponca City
-2.1 Bixby
-4.3 Deer Creek
-5.4 Owasso
-5.4 Muskogee
-6.3 Putnam West
-7.6 Westmoore
-13.2 Stillwater
-13.5 Bartlesville
-18.8 U.S. Grant

Conference Standings

All-City
3-0 John Marshall
2-0 Classen SAS
1-0 Northwest Classen
1-2 Douglass
1-2 Southeast
1-2 U.S. Grant
0-1 Star Spencer
0-2 Capitol Hill

Big Ten
2-0 Putnam City
2-0 Midwest City
2-0 Putnam North
1-0 Lawton
1-2 Enid
0-1 Putnam West
0-2 Eisenhower
0-3 Choctaw

Central Oklahoma
4-0 Southmoore
3-1 Norman North
3-1 Edmond Santa Fe
3-1 Edmond Memorial
3-2 Edmond North
2-2 Deer Creek
1-2 Yukon
1-2 Moore
1-2 Norman
1-3 Mustang
1-4 Westmoore
0-3 Stillwater

Frontier Valley
3-0 Booker T. Washington
3-1 Union
2-0 Broken Arrow
2-0 Sand Springs
1-1 Muskogee
1-1 Jenks
1-2 Sapulpa
0-2 Owasso
0-3 Bixby
0-3 Bartlesville

OSSAA Wrestling Week 5 Team Rankings and SPN Individual Rankings

OSSAA Dual Rankings (First Place Votes) - Record
1. Broken Arrow (20), 3-0.
2. Mustang (5), 4-0.
3. Choctaw, 2-0.
4. Edmond North, 2-0.
5. Stillwater, 3-1.
6. Edmond Memorial, 3-0.
7. Sand Springs, 2-1.
8. Jenks, 2-0.
9. Deer Creek, 0-4.
9. Bixby, 1-0.
11. Owasso, 1-4.
12. Union, 1-2.
13. Yukon, 2-3.
14. Bartlesville, 3-2.
15. Ponca City, 2-2.

OSSAA Tournament Rankings (First Place Votes)
1. Broken Arrow (20)
2. Choctaw (1).
3. Mustang (4).
4. Edmond North.
5. Stillwater.
6. Edmond Memorial.
7. Sand Springs.
8. Jenks.
9. Deer Creek.
10. Bixby.
11. Yukon.
12. Union.
13. Owasso.
14. Bartlesville
15. Southmoore.

Sandite Pride News Individual Rankings

106

1. Cael Hughes (Stillwater Freshman).

   • 1st at Perry TOC.

   • 1st at Kansas City.

2. Brendon Wiseley (Sand Springs Senior).

   • 1st at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 5th at Perry TOC.

3. Preston Mahaffey (Yukon).

4. Christian Forbes (Broken Arrow Sophomore).

   • 1st at Union IceFighter Open.

   • 2nd at Broken Arrow Open.

5. Garrett McBride (Edmond North Sophomore).

   • 5th at Mid America.

   • 7th at Kansas City.

6. Colby Strachan (Bartlesville Senior).

   • 1st at Kan Okla.

   • 6th at Mid America.

7. Cooper Britton (Putnam North Senior).

8. Dakota Sherrer (Muskogee).

   • 2nd at Bixby Pre-Turkey.

9. Christian Gilbert (Deer Creek).

   • 3rd at Tuttle Pre-Turkey.

   • 14th at Gardner Edgerton.

10. John Dougherty (Mustang).

    • 4th at Tuttle Pre-Turkey.

113

1. Cruz Aguilar (Edmond Memorial Senior).

   • 1st at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 1st at Perry TOC.

   • 1st at Minnesota.

2. Cooper Mahaffey (Yukon Senior).

   • 1st at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 3rd at Perry TOC.

   • 1st at Battle for the Bling.

3. Speedy Walden (Choctaw Freshman).

   • 2nd at Perry TOC.

4. Shelton Chastain (Mustang Sophomore).

   • 1st at Tuttle Pre-Turkey.

   • 5th at Mid America.

   • 9th at Kansas City.

5. Parker Witcraft (Broken Arrow).

   • 1st at Union Open.

   • 2nd at Gardner Edgerton.

6. Isaiah Smith (Sapulpa Sophomore).

7. Gabe Fontanez (Stillwater).

   • 6th at Perry.

   • 13th at Kansas City.

8. Jordan Podest (Westmoore Freshman).

   • 1st at Southmoore Classic.

   • 1st at Blanchard.

   • 4th at Texas Outlaw.

9. Bradley Ballard (Southmoore).

   • 3rd at Marlow Pre-Turkey.

   • 2nd at Southmoore Classic.

   • 9th at Kansas City.

10. Jarrod Gilliam (Union).

    • 4th at Broken Arrow Open.

120

1. Bryce Cockrell (Broken Arrow Senior).

   • 1st at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 4th at Gardner Edgerton.

2. Tucker Owens (Mustang Junior).

   • 2nd at Tuttle Pre-Turkey.

   • 3rd at Mid America.

   • 2nd at Kansas City.

3. Garrett Johnson (Edmond Memorial Senior).

   • 4th at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 2nd at Perry TOC.

4. Jason Gilbert (Deer Creek Senior).

   • 3rd at Tuttle PreTurkey.

   • 5th at Gardner Edgerton.

   • 3rd at Texas Outlaw.

5. Jackson Speer (Choctaw Sophomore).

   • 5th at Perry TOC.

   • 10th at Kansas City.

6. Jacob Zimmer (Norman North Senior).

   • 1st at Battle for the Bling.

7. Toby Gilbert (Yukon Junior).

8. Garrett Rawlins (Jenks).

   • 2nd at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 2nd at Chuck West.

9. Ryker Agee (Ponca City Freshman).

   • 3rd at Union IceFighter.

   • 6th at Perry TOC.

10. Caden Vaughn (Sand Springs Junior).

    • 2nd at Bixby Pre-Turkey.

    • 4th at Union Open.

    • 1st at Cleveland.

126

1. John Wiley (Mustang Sophomore).

2. Jackson Cockrell (Broken Arrow Senior).

   • 1st at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 1st at Union Icefighter.

   • 1st at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 1st at Gardner Edgerton.

3. Nate Becker (Edmond North Junior).

   • 2nd at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 7th at Mid America.

4. Cade Nicholas (Stillwater Junior).

   • 1st at Perry TOC.

   • 7th at Kansas City.

5. Seth Jones (Sand Springs Senior).

   • 2nd at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 2nd at Perry TOC.

   • 9th at Kansas City.

6. Landon Valenzuela (Southmoore Sophomore).

   • 1st at Southmoore Classic.

7. Martezz Carnes (Ponca City Senior).

   • 4th at Union Open.

8. Reginald Jones (Westmoore Junior).

   • 1st at Blanchard.

   • 1st at Texas Outlaw.

9. Brock Harris (Edmond Memorial).

   • 5th at Perry.

10. Hayden Brown (Norman North Sophomore).

    • 3rd at Tuttle Pre-Turkey.

    • 3rd at Southmoore.

    • 4th at Battle for the Bling.

132

1. Carter Young (Stillwater Junior).

   • 1st at Perry TOC.

   • 3rd at Kansas City.

2. Zach Blankenship (Bixby Sophomore).

   • 2nd at Perry TOC.

   • 1st at Texas Outlaw

3. Keegan Luton (Mustang Junior).

4. Blazik Perez (Broken Arrow Junior).

   • 1st at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 1st at Union Open.

   • 2nd at Broken Arrow Open.

5. Shaun Muse (Choctaw Sophomore).

   • 3rd at Perry TOC.

   • 5th at Kansas City.

6. Jake McCain (Edmond Memorial Southmoore).

   • 2nd at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 5th at Perry TOC.

7. EJ Tecson (Owasso Sophomore).

8. Cooper Evans (Westmoore Junior).

   • 2nd at Southmoore Classic.

   • 1st at Blanchard.

   • 5th at Texas Outlaw.

9. Hudson Neeley (Deer Creek Junior).

   • 2nd at Tuttle Pre-Turkey.

   • 7th at Gardner Edgerton.

   • 7th at Texas Outlaw.

10. Zeke Esclara (Moore).

    • 3rd at Tuttle Pre-Turkey.

138

1. Cade Manion (Deer Creek Junior).

   • 3rd at Tuttle Pre-Turkey.

   • 1st at Gardner Edgerton.

   • 1st at Texas Outlaw.

2. Brock Mattioda (Broken Arrow).

   • 1st at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

3. Ethan Gilkey (Bartlesville Senior).

   • 1st at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 1st at Kan Okla.

   • 5th at Mid America.

4. Bam West (Edmond Memorial Sophomore).

   • 3rd at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 1st at Perry TOC.

   • 3rd at Minnesota.

5. Claude Moates (Mustang).

6. Blake Jones (Sand Springs Sophomore).

   • 2nd at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 2nd at Perry TOC.

   • 17th at Kansas City.

7. Jake Wright (Southmoore Junior).

   • 1st at Marlow Pre-Turkey.

   • 1st at Southmoore Open.

   • 5th at Kansas City.

8. Branden Elrod (Jenks Senior).

   • 1st at Chuck West.

   • 5th at Texas Outlaw.

9. Josh Parks (Edmond North Senior).

   • 7th at Mid America.

   • 21st at Kansas City.

10. Jakeb Snyder (Bixby).

    • 1st at Bixby Pre-Turkey.

    • 4th at Perry TOC.

    • 6th at Texas Outlaw.

145

1. Micah Lugafet (Deer Creek Senior).

2. Braden Anderson (Broken Arrow).

   • 1st at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 2nd at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 4th at Gardner Edgerton.

3. Dax Hughes (Stillwater Sophomore).

   • 3rd at Perry TOC.

   • 7th at Kansas City.

4. Jaxon Flaming (Edmond Memorial).

5. Landon Eaton (Choctaw).

   • 4th at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 1st at Southmoore Classic.

6. Bryce Fisher (Jenks).

7. Ryan Trickett (Union).

   • 1st at Bixby Pre-Turkey.

8. Bobby Felts (Muskogee).

   • 2nd at Bixby Pre-Turkey.

   • 3rd at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 8th at Mid America.

9. Roarke Simpson (Southmoore Senior).

   • 1st at Marlow Pre-Turkey.

   • 1st at Southmoore Classic.

   • 11th at Kansas City.

10. Yamasi Redeagle (Edmond Santa Fe).

    • 4th at Southmoore Classic.

152

1. Gabe Johnson (Choctaw Senior).

   • 1st at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 1st at Perry TOC.

   • 7th at Kansas City.

2. Jackson Oplotnik (Edmond Memorial Senior).

   • 2nd at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 3rd at Perry TOC.

3. Jaxon Randall (Edmond North Sophomore).

   • 3rd at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 3rd at Mid America.

   • 13th at Kansas City.

4. Tanner Robinson (Stillwater Senior).

   • 4th at Perry TOC.

   • 9th at Kansas City.

5. Colt Fischer (Mustang Sophomore).

   • 7th at Mid America.

   • 21st at Kansas City.

6. Thatcher Hall (Jenks Senior).

   • 3rd at Chuck West.

   • 3rd at Texas Outlaw.

7. Tim Trigg (Deer Creek Senior).

   • 4th at Tuttle Pre-Turkey.

   • 7th at Gardner Edgerton.

   • 5th at Texas Outlaw.

8. Wallace Tilley (Yukon Senior).

   • 2nd at Battle for the Bling.

9. Dayton Hill (Broken Arrow).

   • 4th at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 2nd at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 7th at Gardner Edgerton.

10. Damon O’Neill (Norman North).

    • 3rd at Southmoore Classic.

    • 5th at Battle for the Bling.

160

1. Drake Vannoy (Jenks Senior).

   • 1st at Texas Outlaw.

2. Chance Davis (Enid Sophomore).

   • 1st at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 3rd at Mid America.

3. Chandler Holman (Choctaw Junior).

   • 2nd at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 1st at Perry TOC.

   • 7th at Kansas City.

4. Chris Kirby (Sand Springs Senior).

   • 3rd at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 11th at Kansas City.

5. Eli Cordy (Edmond Memorial).

   • 3rd at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 5th at Perry TOC.

6. Austin Billy (Yukon).

   • 6th at Perry.

   • 2nd at Battle for the Bling.

7. Leroy Johnson (Muskogee).

8. Elijah Hynes (Broken Arrow).

   • 4th at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 8th at Garnder Edgerton.

9. Colby Simpson (Edmond Memorial Senior).

10. Bryce Corona (Westmoore Senior).

    • 2nd at Blanchard.

170

1. Tye Rozell (Broken Arrow Senior).

   • 5th at Gardner Edgerton.

2. Zeke Coleman (Choctaw Sophomore).

   • 1st at Perry TOC.

   • 3rd at Kansas City.

3. Joseph Sylvester (Mustang Senior).

   • 3rd at Tuttle Pre-Turkey.

   • 2nd at Mid America.

   • 4th at Kansas City.

4. Nate Jacobson (Owasso Senior).

   • 2nd at Perry TOC.

5. Holden Martin (Westmoore).

   • 1st at Blanchard.

   • 5th at Texas Outlaw.

6. Killian McGrew (Jenks Senior).

   • 3rd at Chuck West.

   • 7th at Texas Outlaw.

7. Braden Bowman (Edmond North Junior).

   • 2nd at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 5th at Mid America.

   • 7th at Kansas City.

8. Jack Puckett (Bixby Sophomore).

9. Neko Macias (Southmoore Senior).

   • 1st at Southmoore Classic.

   • 5th at Kansas City.

10. Brett Black (Stillwater Junior).

    • 4th at Perry TOC.

182

1. Tate Picklo (Mustang Junior).

   • 1st at Tuttle Pre-Turkey.

   • 1st at Mid America.

   • 1st at Kansas City.

2. Taylor Fleming (Owasso Senior).

3. Bryce Mattioda (Broken Arrow Senior).

   • 2nd at Gardner Edgerton.

4. Dylan Ward (Choctaw Senior).

   • 2nd at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 2nd at Perry TOC.

   • 10th at Kansas City.

5. Trey Bowman (Edmond North Senior).

   • 3rd at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 6th at Mid-America.

   • 11th at Kansas City.

6. Cody Peters (Bartlesville).

   • 1st at Broken Arrow Open.

7. Jersey Robb (Bixby).

   • 3rd at Perry TOC.

   • 1st at Texas Outlaw.

8. Garrett Weis (Jenks).

   • 2nd at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 3rd at Chuck West.

   • 6th at Texas Outlaw.

9. Blake Linn (Westmoore).

   • 3rd at Southmoore Classic.

   • 11th at Blanchard.

10. D’Angelo Benford (Stillwater).

195

1. Emmanuel Skillings (Broken Arrow Junior).

   • 1st at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 1st at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 3rd at Gardner Edgerton.

   • 4th at Walsh Ironman.

2. Jack Kitchingham (Mustang Junior).

   • 3rd at Mid America.

   • 5th at Kansas City.

3. Jake Rogers (Union Senior).

   • 5th at Mid America.

4. Cory Monroe (Choctaw).

   • 1st at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 4th at Perry TOC.

   • 11th at Kansas City.

5. Tristan Ashford (Moore Senior).

   • 4th at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 2nd at Norman.

6. Christian Cantu (Edmond North Senior).

   • 4th at Mid America.

   • 14th at Kansas City.

7. Ethan Felts (Jenks Senior).

   • 2nd at Bixby Pre-Turkey.

   • 2nd at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 1st at Chuck West.

   • 4th at Texas Outlaw.

8. Connor Columbus (Yukon Sophomore).

   • 5th at Perry.

   • 1st at Battle for the Bling.

9. K’den Stepp (Sapulpa).

   • 4th at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 4th at Chuck West.

10. Aaron Roberts (Southmoore).

    • 2nd at Southmoore Classic.

    • 12th at Kansas City.

220

1. Judson Rowland (Mustang Senior).

   • 1st at Mid America.

   • 2nd at Kansas City.

2. Josh Fincannon (Sand Springs Senior).

   • 2nd at Perry TOC.

   • 17th at Kansas City.

3. Corbin Gordon (Yukon Senior).

   • 3rd at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 2nd at Battle for the Bling.

4. Mitchell Banning (Broken Arrow Sophomore).

   • 4th at Gardner Edgerton.

5. Devin Harris (Owasso).

   • 5th at Perry TOC.

6. Garrick Johnson (Deer Creek).

   • 1st at Tuttle Pre-Turkey.

   • 6th at Gardner Edgerton.

   • 3rd at Texas Outlaw.

7. Carson Cottrill (Stillwater Sophomore).

   • 6th at Perry TOC.

   • 18th at Kansas City.

8. Brad Neasby (Bixby).

9. Hudson Hollander (Edmond Memorial Senior).

10. Hayden Crawley (Jenks Junior).

    • 6th at Chuck West.

    • 6th at Texas Outlaw.

285

1. Marquon Journey (Choctaw Senior).

   • 1st at Southmoore Classic.

   • 1st at Perry TOC.

   • 1st at Kansas City.

2. Marlon Welty (Broken Arrow).

   • 1st at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 1st at Broken Arrow Open.

   • 1st at Gardner Edgerton.

3. Christian Rowland (Mustang Sophomore).

   • 1st at Mid America.

   • 13th at Kansas City.

4. Micah Walker (Union Senior).

   • 2nd at Mid America.

5. Jacob Sexton (Deer Creek).

   • 7th at Gardner Edgerton.

   • 3rd at Texas Outlaw.

6. John Roberts (Jenks Senior).

   • 3rd at Chuck West.

   • 5th at Texas Outlaw.

7. Devion Williams (Muskogee Senior).

   • 4th at Mid America.

8. Lane Parks (Yukon).

   • 2nd at Edmond Memorial Pre-Turkey.

   • 2nd at Perry.

   • 2nd at Battle for the Bling.

9. Colin Baker (Norman North Junior).

10. Luke McEndoo (Stillwater Junior).