Volleyball, Football Rankings, League Standings

Class 6A-II Sandite Pride Week 7 Football Rankings

1. Bixby (5-0) - Last week 24-13 over Choctaw.
2. Stillwater (4-0) - Last week bye.
3. Putnam City North (5-0) - Last week 35-14 over Deer Creek.
4. Midwest City (4-1) - Last week 19-10 over Del City.
5. Choctaw (3-3)
6. Booker T. Washington (4-2) - Last week 49-0 over Sand Springs.
7. Lawton (3-1) - Last week bye.
8. Sand Springs (4-2)
9. Del City (0-4)
10. Deer Creek (2-3)
11. Bartlesville (2-4) - Last week 52-24 over Muskogee.
12. Ponca City (2-3) - Last week 21-7 over Putnam City West.
13. Muskogee (0-5)
14. Northwest Classen (1-0) - Last week bye.
15. U.S. Grant (1-3) - Last week bye.
16. Putnam City West (0-4)

OSSAA 6A-II District Standings

District 1
2-0 Putnam City North (5-0)
2-0 Stillwater (4-0)
2-0 Midwest City (4-1)
0-0 Northwest Classen (1-0)
0-1 U.S. Grant (1-3)
0-2 Del City (0-4)
0-2 Deer Creek (2-3)

District 2
2-0 Bixby (5-0)
2-1 Choctaw (3-3)
2-1 Booker T. Washington (4-2)
2-1 Sand Springs (4-2)
1-2 Ponca City (2-3)
0-1 Putnam City West (0-4)
0-2 Muskogee (0-5)

OSSAA Class 6A FINAL Volleyball Rankings

1. Bishop Kelley (26-3)
2. Norman North (26-5)
3. Mustang (29-6)
4. Jenks (23-8)
5. Bishop McGuinness (26-4)
6 Edmond Deer Creek (19-6)
7. Edmond Santa Fe (20-7)
8. Edmond Memorial (20-10)
9. Edmond North (16-12)
10. Broken Arrow (20-13)
11. Owasso (18-13)
12. Bixby (18-12)
13. Union (16-10)
14. Moore (17-16)
15. Choctaw (18-8)
16. Bartlesville (17-17)
17. Booker T. Washington (8-14)
18. Sand Springs (19-14)
19. Enid (16-12)
20. Southmoore (7-18)

Frontier Valley Conference FINAL Volleyball Standings

8-0 Jenks (23-8)
8-1 Broken Arrow (20-13)
5-3 Owasso (18-13)
5-4 Bixby (18-12)
4-5 Bartlesville (17-17)
5-3 Union (16-10)
3-5 Booker T. Washington (8-14)
2-7 Sand Springs (19-14)
1-7 Muskogee (9-18)
0-6 Sapulpa (16-14)

CPHS Volleyball: Sandites sweep No. 12 Collinsville 3-0

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The Class 6A No. 18 ranked Charles Page High School volleyball team (19-14) fielded a full roster for the first time in weeks Thursday evening, and Payton Robbins returned to action with a team-best seven kills in a 3-0 sweep of 5A No. 12 Collinsville (13-18) at the Ed Dubie Field House. It was the final match of the regular season, and the final home match, and it propelled the Sandites to their winningest record since 2016.

The Sandites committed only five errors in set one, while the Cardinals committed 11 in a lopsided 25-13 defeat. Collinsville won the opening rally, but Sophie Singleton tied it with a kill and Jacelyn Smith scored two aces in a five-point run to take the lead once and for all. The Cardinals scored three-straight aces to draw as close as 7-6, but Sand Springs responded with an 8-1 run and closed on a four-point streak.

Game two was far more competitive with Collinsville leading as late as 13-12, but Kasidy Holland scored a kill to tie it, Charley Fahland aced, and Smith scored a block in a five-point run to reclaim the advantage. Olivia Dewitt scored two aces in a four-point run to secure the 25-17 win.

Game three was the closest as the teams took turns going on hot streaks with eight lead-changes in the set. Sand Springs rallied from a 13-9 deficit with a six-point streak, then Collinsville rallied from an 18-14 deficit with a six-point streak of their own. Dewitt scored two more aces in a four-point run and Sand Springs never trailed again.

Eight different Sandites scored kills in a balanced offensive, and four had aces. Smith tied her season-best performance of seven aces, Teyha Johnson had 13 assists, and Madison Blaylock had 13 digs. Singleton scored a team-best four blocks.

Sandite Volleyball will return to action Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. in the Regional playoffs. Sand Springs will play No. 13 Union (15-10) at Jenks in a rematch of their 3-1 Tuesday loss. Collinsville will play No. 20 East Central (13-21) Monday at 6:00 p.m. in the 5A Regional hosted at Skiatook.

CPHS 3-0 Collinsville (25-13, 25-17, 25-22)
Kills: CPHS 23, Collinsville 18.
Blocks: CPHS 5, Collinsville 3.
Aces: CPHS 17, Collinsville 6.
Errors: CPHS 25, Collinsville 30.

(Sand Springs stats)
Kills: Robbins 7, Holland 5, Singleton 3, Smith 3, Lenex 2, Dewitt 1, Fahland 1, Blaylock 1.
Assists: Johnson 18, Fahland 1.
Solo Blocks: Smith 1, Singleton 1.
Assisted Blocks: Lenex 3, Singleton 3.
Digs: Blaylock 13, Dewitt 10, Fahland 9, Johnson 6, Robbins 6, Smith 3, Holland 2, Lenex 1, Singleton 1.
Aces: Smith 7, Dewitt 4, Fahland 3, Robbins 3.

CPHS Volleyball: Holland scores 13 kills in 3-1 loss to Union

The Charles Page High School varsity volleyball team hasn’t been able to catch a break in recent weeks, and once again they found themselves short-handed in a winnable match. The Class 6A No. 18 ranked Sandites (18-14, 2-7) won a set against No. 13 Union (15-10, 4-3) Tuesday evening at the Ed Dubie Field House, but with two of their top hitters unavailable they couldn’t keep up with the deep Redskin bench.

The Sandites have been without top-scorer Payton Robbins for eight matches now, and they lost third-highest scorer Layla Lenex to a mild injury on Saturday. Both are expected to return to the lineup in time for Thursday’s match.

Junior Kasidy Holland stepped up big for the Sandites against Union, scoring a game-high 13 kills, followed by Jacelyn Smith and Sophie Singleton with seven each. Freshman Averi Tippit also had a big game with five kills, three blocks, and two aces. Singleton had five blocks, and Smith had three aces with two blocks. Teyha Johnson had 31 assists, and Charley Fahland made ten digs.

At times it looked like Union would run away with the first set, but each time the Sandites clawed their way back in it. Holland tied it at 9-9 before the Redskins went on a seven-point streak. Charley Fahland scored two aces in a four-point home streak, but Union scored six more in a row for a 19-10 lead. Sand Springs wouldn’t go down without a fight and won five of the final seven rallies before Mia Martin secured the 25-22 win with a kill.

Sand Springs opened set two on a 3-0 run with an ace from Tippit and a kill from Singleton. They held the lead till 18-15, then Union scored five in a row to take their first lead of the game. Holland tied it back up at 21-21, Union won the next two rallies, then the Sandites scored four in a row for the 25-23 win.

Union scored seven in a row for a 17-9 lead in set three. Holland scored two kills, and Olivia Dewitt scored a kill and two aces in a five-point run to cut it to 18-16, but the Redskins won six in a row for the 25-17 win.

Game four was another streaky affair. The visitors opened on a 4-0 run, Smith scored two aces in a five-point run for the lead, then Union scored nine in a row and the Sandites never recovered. The closest they got was 19-13 before Union won six of the final seven rallies.

Tierney Jackson was the top-scoring Redskin with 12 kills and two aces. Emily Ludwig had 11 kills, and Aly Blackwell had a game-best six aces. Union had 50 kills to the Sandites’ 35, and scored more aces.

Sandite Volleyball will wrap up the regular season Thursday at home with a 6:30 p.m. non-conference match against 5A No. 12 Collinsville (13-18). Union will host No. 17 Booker T. Washington (8-13, 3-4) Thursday at 6:30 p.m. to wrap up their conference season.

Union 3-1 CPHS (25-22, 23-25, 25-17, 25-14)
Kills: Union 50, CPHS 35.
Blocks: CPHS 6, Union 5.
Aces: Union 14, CPHS 10.
Errors: Union 27, CPHS 29.

(Sand Springs Stats)
Kills: Holland 13, Smith 7, Singleton 7, Tippit 5, Fowler 2, Dewitt 1.
Assists: Johnson 31, Blaylock 1.
Solo Blocks: Singleton 1.
Assisted Blocks: Singleton 4, Tippit 3, Fowler 2, Smith 2.
Digs: Fahland 10, Blaylock 7, Hughes 7, Dewitt 6, Singleton 3, Tippit 2, Johnson 2, Fowler 1.
Aces: Fahland 3, Smith 3, Tippit 2, Dewitt 2.

(Union partial stats)
Kills: Jackson 12, Ludwig 11, Smith 8, Robledo 6, Norwood 4, Blackwell 4, Martin 4, Stanley 1.
Solo Blocks: Stanley 1, Jackson 1.
Assisted Blocks: Smith 2, Ludwig 1, Martin 1, Robledo 1, Stanley 1.
Aces: Blackwell 6, Willis 4, Jackson 2, Ludwig 1, Fanelli 1.

Volleyball, Softball, Football Rankings, League Standings

OSSAA District 6A-3 Fast Pitch Softball FINAL Standings

10-2 Shawnee (25-7)
10-2 Sand Springs (23-5)
8-4 Owasso (24-7)
8-4 Jenks (25-12)
4-8 Ponca City (10-25)
1-11 Sapulpa (3-21)
1-11 Muskogee (5-21)

OSSAA Class 6A Week 7 Volleyball Rankings

1. Bishop Kelley (24-3)
2. Norman North (26-5)
3. Mustang (27-6)
4. Jenks (22-8)
5. Bishop McGuinness (25-4)
6 Edmond Deer Creek (19-6)
7. Edmond Santa Fe (20-7)
8. Edmond Memorial (20-9)
9. Edmond North (16-12)
10. Broken Arrow (19-13)
11. Owasso (17-13)
12. Bixby (17-12)
13. Union (14-10)
14. Moore (16-15)
15. Choctaw (15-8)
16. Bartlesville (17-15)
17. Booker T. Washington (8-12)
18. Sand Springs (18-13)
19. Enid (14-11)
20. Southmoore (7-17)

Frontier Valley Conference Volleyball Standings

7-0 Jenks (22-8)
7-1 Broken Arrow (19-13)
5-3 Owasso (17-13)
4-3 Bartlesville (17-15)
4-4 Bixby (17-12)
3-3 Booker T. Washington (8-12)
3-3 Union (14-10)
2-6 Sand Springs (18-13)
1-7 Muskogee (8-18)
0-6 Sapulpa (16-14)

Class 6A-II Sandite Pride Week 6 Football Rankings

1. Bixby (4-0)
2. Stillwater (4-0)
3. Putnam City North (5-0)
4. Midwest City (3-1)
5. Sand Springs (4-1)
6. Choctaw (3-2)
7. Booker T. Washington (3-2)
8. Lawton (3-1)
9. Del City (0-3)
10. Deer Creek (2-3)
11. Muskogee (0-4)
12. Bartlesville (1-4)
13. Ponca City (1-3)
14. Northwest Classen (1-0)
15. U.S. Grant (1-3)
16. Putnam City West (0-3)

CPHS Volleyball: Sandites win five-straight, place second at home tournament

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A short-handed Charles Page High School varsity volleyball team (18-13, 2-6) dropped a tough 3-0 conference loss to Booker T. Washington Tuesday evening on the road, but rebounded with their longest win streak of the year. They beat Claremore 3-0 Thursday on the road, then won their first four games of the Sand Springs Showdown.

The tournament was originally supposed to be hosted at Glenpool two weeks ago, but after the Warriors canceled it, Sand Springs decided to host. They rode the home court advantage to a five game streak before falling to Highway 97 rival Sapulpa in the de facto Championship game.

6A No. 17 ranked Booker T. Washington (8-12, 3-3) has shown streaks of brilliance this season, despite their losing record, and even managed to take down a pair of top-five teams in tournament play. They’re not a school you want to play without your full starting lineup, and it showed as the Hornets rolled to wins of 25-11, 25-16, and 25-15 on their Senior Night.

Sand Springs was missing libero Madison Blaylock, and two of their top-scorers in Layla Lenex and Payton Robbins. Jacelyn Smith led the offense with nine kills and two aces, while Olivia Dewitt anchored the team defensively with 22 digs. Teyha Johnson had 12 assists and two aces. 

5A No. 18 Claremore (6-21) was much more manageable, though the Zebras kept it fairly competitive. Sand Springs got the sweep with sets of 25-21, 25-20, and 26-24. They got back Blaylock and Lenex but were still missing their top offensive player. 

The Sandites got an early start on Saturday and earned a 2-0 sweep of 5A No. 10 Glenpool (13-12) with sets of 25-15 and 25-23. 

They picked up their third straight win 2-0 against 5A No. 6 Lawton MacArthur (18-10) with sets of 25-20 and 25-19. Game one was close till 16-16, then Smith served up three-straight aces in a five point run that pushed Sand Springs ahead for the win. In game two they held a narrow 21-19 lead before Smith scored a kill to kick off a four-point streak for the win. Smith scored a team-best six kills with four aces, and Lenex had four kills and four blocks. Johnson recorded 14 assists and ten digs. 

Their fourth-straight win came against Will Rogers (8-12) who they had already beaten last month on Senior Night. Smith served two aces in an 11-point streak in set one and scored a team-high six kills in the match. Sophie Singleton and Holland scored five kills each and Johnson had 14 assists. The Sandites won sets of 25-12 and 25-10. 

5A No. 8 Santa Fe South (14-5) was another tough competitor but Sand Springs got another 2-0 sweep with sets of 25-17 and 25-19. They led only 17-16 when Holland kicked off a seven point streak, and Holland also scored the final kill of the game. In set two they only led 19-18 before winning six of the last seven rallies. Singleton led the team in kills with six, followed by Lenex and Holland with five each. Johnson had 19 assists, Charley Fahland made five digs, and Blaylock served four aces. 

5A No. 11 Sapulpa (15-15) finally put an end to the Sandite streak to win the tournament and pay back a pair of Sandite wins from earlier in the season. Sand Springs led 20-17 late in set one before the Chieftains went on a six-point run and won 25-22. In game two the Sandites trailed by as much as 17-11 but battled back and cut it as close as 21-19. Lenex went down with an ankle injury late in the set, however, and Sapulpa won four of the last five rallies to finish 25-20. Holland led the team with five kills, and Singleton and Lenex had four each. Smith had three kills and three aces. Johnson posted 15 assists and Blaylock had 17 digs.

Sandite Volleyball will return to action Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. with a conference home game against No. 13 Union (14-10, 3-3) and will wrap up the regular season Thursday at 6:30 p.m. against 5A No. 12 Collinsville (12-18). Robbins is expected to miss the match against Union, but should return to the lineup in time for Collinsville.

Volleyball, Softball, Football Rankings, League Standings

OSSAA District 6A-3 Fast Pitch Softball Standings

10-2 Shawnee (24-5)
9-2 Sand Springs (22-4)
8-2 Owasso (21-4)
7-4 Jenks (19-12)
4-8 Ponca City (10-23)
1-11 Sapulpa (3-19)
1-11 Muskogee (5-19)

OSSAA Class 6A Week 6 Volleyball Rankings

1. Bishop Kelley (22-3)
2. Norman North (24-4)
3. Mustang (26-6)
4. Jenks (20-7)
5. Edmond Santa Fe (18-7)
6 Edmond Memorial (18-8)
7. Bishop McGuinness (24-4)
8. Deer Creek (17-6)
9. Edmond North (14-12)
10. Broken Arrow (19-11)
11. Owasso (17-11)
12. Bixby (16-11)
13. Union (7-9)
14. Moore (16-13)
15. Choctaw (13-8)
16. Norman (9-11)
17. Booker T. Washington (7-12)
18. Bartlesville (16-15)
19. Enid (14-11)
20. Southmoore (5-13)

Frontier Valley Conference Volleyball Standings

7-0 Broken Arrow (19-11)
6-0 Jenks (20-7)
5-2 Owasso (17-11)
3-3 Bartlesville (16-15)
3-4 Bixby (16-11)
2-3 Booker T. Washington (7-12)
2-3 Union (7-9)
2-5 Sand Springs (13-11)
1-6 Muskogee (8-16)
0-5 Sapulpa (10-11)

Class 6A-II Sandite Pride Week 5 Football Rankings

1. Bixby (3-0)
2. Stillwater (3-0)
3. Putnam City North (4-0)
4. Midwest City (3-1)
5. Choctaw (2-2)
6. Booker T. Washington (2-2)
7. Del City (0-2)
8. Lawton (3-1)
9. Sand Springs (3-1)
10. Deer Creek (2-2)
11. Muskogee (0-3)
12. Bartlesville (1-3)
13. Ponca City (1-2)
14. Northwest Classen (1-0)
15. U.S. Grant (1-3)
16. Putnam City West (0-3)