Cheyenne Walden places first at Sprocket Classic; freshman boys impress

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By: Scott Emigh, Editor-in-Chief

The Charles Page High School Track and Field team traveled to Muskogee last Friday for the Sprocket Classic. The girls placed Eighth with 22 points and the boys placed thirteenth with 8 points.

The girls came in third in the 4x800 relay with a time of 10:30.06 and the boys placed fifth in 8:50.90. 

GIRLS

  • Cheyenne Walden came in first in the 3200m run with a time of 10:53.63. This is her eighth first place finish this season.

  • Alexis Davis came in 8th in the 1600m run with a time of 5:59.41

  • Elizabeth Watts came in 10th in High Jump at 4'06.00" and 11th at 300m hurdles in 56.39.

  • Stacy Logan came in 12th in both of her events, finishing the 100m dash in 13.66 and teh 200m in 28.62.

  • Lauren Barkdull came in 13th in the 800m run with a season-best time of 2:56.18.

  • Majasty Lapsley came in 14th in the 100m dash with a time of 13.74 and 23rd in the 200m in 29.89.

  • Nia Byrd came in 15th in the 1600m run with a season-best time of 6:15.26. 

  • Adrianna Tapp came in 16th in the 100m dash with a time of 13.83.

  • Tiakeya Palmer came in 26th in the 200m dash with a time of 30.09.

  • Erindira Cuevas came in 34th in the 100m dash with a time of 17.50.

BOYS

  • Aiden Baughman came in 4th in 1600m with a career-best 4:47.10 and 9th in the 800m in 2:11.68.

  • Jaelyn Jackson placed 6th in the 400m dash with a career-best 52.77.

  • Landin Green came in 10th in the 1600m with a career-best 4:55.06 and 11th in the 800m in 2:13.35.

  • Colton Washington placed 11th in the Long Jump at 18'07.00."

  • Jason Cooper placed 13th in the 110m hurdles in 18.11.

  • Austin McCaskey placed 18th in the 800m in 2:16.77 and 25th in the 3200m in 12:01.35.

  • Danny Murray placed 19th in the 3200m in 11:52.96 and 42nd in the 1600 in 5:36.93.

  • Jacob Garby placed 21st in the 1600m run in 5:02.30.

  • Dalton Morgan placed 21st in the 200m in 24.51 and 24th in the 400m in 59.28.

  • Jacob Smith placed 21st in the 3200m in 11:53.95.

  • Timothy Calvert came in 22nd in the 3200m with a career-best 11:55.18.

  • Phillip Elleman placed 23rd in the 3200m with a career-best 11:58.80.

  • Caleb Wash placed 23rd in the 400m in 58.58.

  • Payton Scott placed 25th in the 100m in 12.06.

  • Brayden Hardesty placed 26th in the 200m dash in 25.13.

  • Kody Krehbiel placed 43rd in the 1600m in 5:39.77.

  • Konnor Rugg placed 45th in the 1600m in 5:43.49.

Cheyenne Walden sweeps OBU Invitational, girls place 8th

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By: Scott Emigh, Editor-in-Chief

The Charles Page High School Track and Field teams traveled to Shawnee last week for the Oklahoma Baptist University Bison Invitational. The girls placed 8th with 34 points and the boys placed 16th with 3 points.

The girls came in third in the 4x800 relay with a time of 10:39.24 and the boys placed sixth at 8:48.63. In the 4x100 relay the boys placed eight at 46.95.

Girls

  • Sara Abbet placed 21st in both the 800m run and 1600m with times of 3:12.32 and 7:02.24 respectively.

  • Madelynn Adams placed 32nd in the 100m dash at 13.92 and 28th in the 200m at 31.46. Both times were season-bests.

  • Senior Alexis Mosley placed 32nd in the 200m with a season-best 33.02 and 38th in the 100m at 15.69.

  • Junior Cheyenne Walden placed first in both the 800m run and the 3200m with times of 2:24.45 and 10:46.22 respectively.

  • Freshman Lauren Barkdull placed 20th in the 1600m at 7:01.54.

  • Sophomore Nia Byrd placed 12th in the 1600m with a season-best 6:22.97.

  • Junior Erindira Cuevas placed 29th in the 100m with a season-best 13.75.

  • Junior Alexis Davis placed 5th in the 1600m with a season-best 5:57.43.

  • Freshman Majasty Lapsley placed 14th in the 100m with a season-best 12.94.

  • Junior Julia Lewis placed 30th in the 200m at 31.72.

  • Sophomore Stacy Logan placed 13th in the 100m with a season-best 12.70.

  • Sophomore Adrianna Tapp placed 12th in the 100m with a season-best 12.69.

  • Freshman Elizabeth Watts placed 9th in the 300m hurdles at 55.95. 

  • Junior Kaileeann Worthington placed 36th in the 200m at 34.37.

Boys

  • Freshman Jaelyn Jackson placed 8th in the 400m dash at 53.37 and 32nd in the 1600m at 5:28.31.

  • Junior Dalton Morgan placed 30th in the 100m at 12.30 and 17th in the 200m at 24.45.

  • Freshman Aden Baughman placed 6th in the 1600m run at 4:55.88.

  • Junior Ian Baustert placed 26th in the 800m at 2:20.00.

  • Freshman Phillip Elleman placed 35th in the 1600m at 5:32.95.

  • Senior Jacob Fortune placed 18th in the 100m with a season-best 11.94.

  • Freshman Landin Green placed 13th in the 800m with a season-best 2:12.76.

  • Brayden Hardesty placed 27th in the 200m at 25.41.

  • Cooper Lynch placed 37th in the 1600m at 5:39.38.

  • Danny Murray placed 30th in the 1600m with a season-best 5:27.41.

  • Chance Powell placed 38th in the 800m at 2:35.96.

  • Sophomore Payton Scott placed 21st in the 100m at 12.07.

Cheyenne Walden sweeps Stillwater, Underclassmen impress

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By: Scott Emigh, Editor-in-Chief

The Charles Page High School Track and Field teams traveled to Stillwater earlier this month for the Pioneer Relays. The boys placed 8th with 14 points and the girls placed 9th with 21 points. The boys placed 7th in the 4x100m relay with a time of 46.82 and 4th in the 4x800 at 8:57.28. The Freshman class continues to show up big time for both teams, leaving the future of the sport bright at CPHS.

Girls

  • Madelynn Adams placed 20th in the 100m dash with a time of 14.78 and 13th in the 200m at 32.19.

  • Junior Erindira Cuevas placed 34th in the 100m with a time of 17.58 and 23rd in the 200m at 38.36.

  • Junior Alexis Davis placed 7th in the 800m run at 2:49.20 and 11th in the 1600m at 6:04.87.

  • Junior Cheyenne Walden placed 1st in the 1600m with a time of 5:10.87 and 1st in the 3200m with a season-best 10:45.43.

  • Freshman Elizabeth Watts placed 6th in the 100m hurdles at 19.15 and 7th in the 300m hurdles at 54.06.

  • Freshman Lauren Barkdull placed 12th in the 800m run at 2:59.04.

  • Freshman Majasty Lapsley placed 12th in the 100m at 13.98.

  • Junior Julia Lewis placed 9th in the 200m at 30.64.

  • Sophomore Stacy Logan placed 9th in the 200m with a season-best 13.63.

  • Senior Alexis Mosley placed 25th in the 100m at 15.12.

  • Sophomore Adrianna Tapp placed 14th in the 100m at 14.15.

  • Junior Kaileeann Worthington placed 16th in the 200m at 33.47.

Boys

  • Freshman Aden Baughman placed 4th in the 1600m with a season-best 4:52.63 and 5th in the 3200m with a season-best 10:48.89.

  • Freshman Landin Green placed 8th in the 800m with a season-best 2:15.14 and 9th in the 1600m with a season-best 4:58.87.

  • Junior Dalton Morgan placed 17th in the 100m with a season-best 11.91 and 9th in the 200m at 24.58.

  • Junior Ian Baustert placed 10th in the 800m at 2:20.20.

  • Senior Jason Cooper placed 15th in the 300m hurdles at 50.43.

  • Senior Jacob Fortune placed 16th in the 400m at 1:00.66.

  • Sophomore Jacob Garby placed 12th in the 1600m at 5:02.68.

  • Brayden Hardesty placed 11th in the 200m at 25.07.

  • Freshman Jaelyn Jackson placed 3rd in the 400m at 54.66.

  • Junior Delvin Jordan placed 28th in the 100m at 12.71.

  • Geno Lopez placed 16th in the 300m hurdles at 52.53.

  • Austin McCaskey placed 11th in the 3200m at 11:34.61.

  • Sophomore Payton Scott placed 10th in the 100m at 11.61.

  • Caleb Wash placed 20th in the 200m at 26.09.

Cheyenne Walden sweeps Holland Hall Track Meet: Girls take 7th, Boys take 14th

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By: Scott Emigh, Editor-in-Chief

The Charles Page High School varsity track teams traveled to Holland Hall High School in Tulsa for their first meet of the season last month. The boys came in 14th of 19 schools with 9 team points. The girls came in 7th of 19 schools with 32 team points.

The girls placed 4th in the Girls' 4x800m relay with a time of 10:37.07, while the boys came in 6th with a time of 8:43.02. Three girls finished top-20 in the 100m dash.

Cheyenne Walden came in first in the 3200 run with a 10:51.87 time and first in the 1600 in 5:16.77. 

Stacy Logan tied for 15th at 13.66 in the 100m dash.

 Adrianna Tapp finished 18th in 13.71 in the 100m dash.

Nia Byrd tied for 19th in the 100m dash in 13.73. She tied for 18th in the 1600 with a time of 6:30.06.

Elizabeth Watts placed 14th in the 300m hurdles in 54.87. She came in 4th in the High Jump at 4'06.00". 

Tiakeya Palmer finished 31.31 for 39th place in the 200m dash.

Alexis Mosley finished 34.40 for 54th place in the 200m dash.

Kaileeann Worthington finished 34.84 for 55th place in the 200m dash.

Aden Baughman came in 5th in the 3200 run with a time of 10:52.80. He finished 12th in the 1600 in 4:53.16.

Ian Baustert came in 12th in the 800m run with a time of 2:16.35. He placed 54th in the 400m dash in 1:03.03.

Landin Green came in 14th in the 800m run with a time of 2:18.28.

Dalton Morgan came in 17th in 12.10 in the 100m dash. He took 12th place in the 200m dash in 24.35.

Brayden Hardesty came in 32nd in 12.41 in the 100m dash. He came in 17th in the 200m dash in 24.87.

Caleb Wash came in 37th in in the 100m dash in 12.70.

Jaelyn Jackson came in 6th in the 400m dash at 53.32.

Timothy Calvert placed 61st in the 400m dash with a time of 1:09.38. 

Colton Washington placed 4th in the Long Jump at 18'09.00"

Cheyenne Walden is three-time State Champion

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By: Scott Emigh, Editor-in-Chief

Varsity Girls

Junior Cheyenne Walden is not your average high school athlete. Not only is she one of the best in Charles Page history, she's one of the best in Oklahoma as well. For the third year in a row, Walden claimed the first place title in Conference, Regional, and State 5Ks. 

As a Freshman, Walden stunned the field with an 11-second lead on the runner-up, then beat her teammate Morgan Long by 15 seconds as a Sophomore to earn her second title. This year, she put the pedal to the metal.

Walden was the only girl in the race to finish in under 18 minutes, and was one of only two runners who finished in under 19 minutes. Crossing the line at 17:57.9, she had a 52.3 second lead over Bartlesville sophomore Rilee Rigdon. Walden beat Rigdon by 36 seconds at Regionals.

The Lady Sandite Star claimed first place in her first 5 consecutive races this season, and was undefeated in the state of Oklahoma. Her only second-place finish came at the Fayetteville Chile Pepper Festival to Chelsea Drum of Jackson, Missouri. Despite the loss, her 17:58.97 finish was her season-best. Her career-best was set last week at Regionals with a 17:35.02 finish and she took 1st in a total of 8 races. 

Sand Springs as a school failed to qualify for State, but two other Lady Sandites made the trip as individuals: juniors Alexis Davis and Nia Byrd.

Davis had her third-best time of the season, coming in 45th with a 21:02.5 finish. Her season best was 20:34.29 at Regionals.

Last year Byrd finished 91st and she shaved that down to 90th this year with a 22:24.1 finish.

Varsity Boys

Only one Sandite boy qualified for state--freshman Aden Baughman. Baughman is the first Sandite boy to qualify since Andrew Coleman took 55th in 2012. 

Overall, Baughman came in 69th with a 17:53.5 finish--his second-best of the season. Among freshmen, however, he took 7th. With a season-best time of 17:06.52, it's a reasonable assumption that we can expect a great career and a bright future from Baughman.

Cheyenne Walden earns third Regional title, 4 Sandites headed to State

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By Scott Emigh, Editor-in-Chief

Varsity Girls

Cheyenne Walden continues to impress, leaving competition in the dust everywhere she goes. She just set a new season-best two races ago at Fayetteville, then beat it by more than 23 seconds Saturday morning in Owasso. Walden not only took first, but did so with a substantial 36 second lead on her closest competitor, Rilee Rigdon of Bartlesville. This is Walden's third Regional title. Last week she claimed her third Conference title, and she's also a two-time State Champion and is the clear favorite to win it again. 

Five other Lady Sandites also set season-best times at Regionals. Alexis Davis improved by 8 seconds, Nia Byrd improved by 1:16, Elizabeth Watts improved by a minute, Julia Lewis improved by 1:04, and Madelynn Adams improved by 1:26.

Overall the Lady Sandites took 8th place of 14 teams. Bartlesville claimed the Regional team title with 3 top 5 finishers.

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Varsity Boys

Freshman Aden Baughman led the boys team for the third time this season with a 42nd place finish and a season-best time of 17:06.52--a 1 minute improvement over his previous season-best set at the Frontier Valley Conference 5K.

Four other boys set season-best times. Jacob Garbey improved on his best time by 54 seconds. Austin McCaskey improved by 8 seconds, Brayden Hardesty improved by 23 seconds, and Brendan Williams improved by 39 seconds.

Overall, the boys took 10th of 16 teams. Jenks took the Regional team title with 2 top 4 finishers. Ethan Beyer of Norman North narrowly claimed first place with a time of 15:24.45, barely a second ahead of Jenks's Matt Young.

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State

Both teams fell short of qualifying for state as a whole, but Walden, Davis, Byrd, and Baughman will each travel to the State Championships as individuals.

Last year Walden won her second consecutive state title with a 17:56.3 time and a 15.4 second lead on fellow Sandite Morgan Long. Davis took 21st place with a 19:53.6 finish. Byrd took 91st with a 22:22.8 finish. 

Baughman is a Freshman so this will be his first appearance at the State Championship. He is the first male qualifier from Sand Springs since Andrew Coleman took 55th in 2012.