OSSAA 6A Wrestling Week 8 Team and SPN Individual Rankings

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OSSAA 6A Dual Rankings - Week 8

  1. Broken Arrow (7-1)

  2. Choctaw (5-1)

  3. Mustang (15-2)

  4. Edmond North (7-1)

  5. Sand Springs (12-4)

  6. Jenks (7-0

  7. Deer Creek (10-7)

  8. Union (5-3)

  9. Stillwater (5-6)

  10. Owasso (6-6)

  11. Edmond Memorial (2-3)

  12. Bartlesville (6-3)

  13. Ponca City (4-5)

  14. Yukon (3-4)

  15. Moore (4-1)

OSSAA 6A Dual Rankings - Accumulative

  1. Broken Arrow (1263)

  2. Choctaw (1165)

  3. Mustang (1107)

  4. Edmond North (955)

  5. Sand Springs (864)

  6. Deer Creek (757)

  7. Jenks (745)

  8. Edmond Memorial (613)

  9. Union (487)

  10. Stillwater (476)

  11. Owasso (451)

  12. Ponca City (362)

  13. Bartlesville (332

  14. Yukon (321)

  15. Norman North (189)

OSSAA 6A Tournament Rankings - Week 8

  1. Broken Arrow (299)

  2. Choctaw (277)

  3. Mustang (262)

  4. Edmond North (228)

  5. Sand Springs (219)

  6. Deer Creek (191)

  7. Jenks (177)

  8. Owasso (148)

  9. Edmond Memorial (143)

  10. Stillwater (129)

  11. Union (112)

  12. Bartlesville (93)

  13. Yukon (81)

  14. Ponca City (66)

  15. Del City (42)

OSSAA 6A Tournament Rankings - Accumulative

  1. Broken Arrow (1340)

  2. Choctaw (1245)

  3. Mustang (1189)

  4. Edmond North (992)

  5. Sand Springs (876)

  6. Deer Creek (816)

  7. Edmond Memorial (742)

  8. Jenks (713)

  9. Owasso (621)

  10. Stillwater (535)

  11. Union (450)

  12. Yukon (424)

  13. Ponca City (381)

  14. Bartlesville (375)

  15. Del City (186)

106

  1. Bryce Cockrell (Broken Arrow Junior)

  2. Brendon Wiseley (Sand Springs Junior)

  3. Jared Campbell (Owasso Senior)

  4. Cooper Mahaffey (Yukon Junior)

  5. Colby Strachan (Bartlesville Junior)

  6. Ethan Kemble (Ponca City Senior)

  7. Dominic Derr (Westmoore Senior)

  8. Garrett McBride (Edmond North Freshman) - 3rd at Yukon

113

  1. Tucker Owens (Mustang Sophomore)

  2. Caleb Nahmahpeah (Shawnee Senior)

  3. EJ Tecson (Owasso Freshman)

  4. David Boucher (Bartlesville Senior)

  5. Jason Gilbert (Deer Creek Junior)

  6. Cooper Evans (Westmoore Sophomore)

  7. Cruz Aguilar (Edmond Memorial Junior)

  8. Jackson Cockrell (Broken Arrow Junior)

  9. Romanual Rogers (Del City Junior)

  10. Martezz Carnes (Ponca City Junior) - Pawhuska Champion

120

  1. Zach Blankenship (Bixby Freshman)

  2. Riley Weir (Sand Springs Senior)

  3. Corwin Strachan (Bartlesville Senior)

  4. Nate Becker (Edmond North Sophomore)

  5. Matthew Garcia (Edmond Memorial Freshman)

  6. Jared Hill (Broken Arrow Sophomore)

  7. Caleb Williams (Choctaw Sophomore)

126

  1. Bam West (Edmond Memorial Freshman)

  2. John Wiley (Mustang Freshman)

  3. Cade Manion (Deer Creek Sophomore)

  4. Blazik Perez (Broken Arrow Sophomore)

  5. Laif Jones (Bartlesville Junior)

  6. Cade Nicholas (Stillwater Sophomore) - Yukon Runner-Up

  7. Shawn Muse (Choctaw Freshman) - 4th at Yukon

  8. Seth Jones (Sand Springs Junior)

  9. Reginald Jones (Westmoore Sophomore)

  10. Noah Smith (Union Freshman)

132

  1. Reece Witcraft (Broken Arrow Senior)

  2. Cade Evans (Westmoore Senior)

  3. Jake Wright (Southmoore Sophomore)

  4. Colt Newton (Choctaw Senior) - Yukon Runner-Up

  5. Zeke Washington (Owasso Senior)

  6. Carter Young (Stillwater Sophomore) - 3rd at Yukon

  7. Keegan Luton (Mustang Sophomore)

  8. Hudson Neely (Deer Creek Sophomore)

  9. Carson Trindle (Edmond North Senior)

  10. Jackson Oplotnik (Edmond Memorial Junior)

138

  1. Peter Rolle (Edmond Memorial Senior)

  2. Spencer Schickram (Ponca City Senior)

  3. Cameron Picklo (Mustang Senior)

  4. Blake Gonzalez (Broken Arrow Senior)

  5. Josh Parks (Edmond North Junior) - Yukon Champion

  6. Parker Wright (Deer Creek Senior)

  7. Brayden Strachan (Bartlesville Senior)

  8. DJ Anderson (Owasso Junior)

  9. Dax Hughes (Stillwater Freshman)

  10. Christian Webb (Muskogee Senior)

145

  1. Gabe Johnson (Choctaw Junior) - Yukon Champion

  2. Roarke Simpson (Southmoore Junior)

  3. Micah Lugafet (Deer Creek Junior)

  4. Tanner Robinson (Stillwater Junior)

  5. Enrie Chavez (Jenks Senior) - 5th at Yukon

  6. Chance Davis (Enid)

  7. Ja’len Hernandez (Union Senior) - Yukon Runner-Up

  8. Mark Turner (Owasso Junior)

  9. Thatcher Hall (Jenks Junior)

  10. Chris Moores (Broken Arrow)

152

  1. Drake Vannoy (Jenks Junior) - Yukon Champion

  2. Bryce Coronoa (Westmoore Junior)

  3. Scott Patton (Sand Springs Senior)

  4. Nate Jacobson (Owasso Junior)

  5. Kyle Knowles (Edmond Memorial Senior)

  6. Cooper Gibson (Union Junior)

  7. William Martin (Broken Arrow Junior)

  8. Brett Black (Stillwater Sophomore)

  9. Mark Boyd (Mustang Junior)

  10. Jayden Villalobos (Edmond North Senior)

160

  1. Tate Picklo (Mustang Sophomore)

  2. Rene Martinez (Putnam City Senior) - Yukon Champion

  3. Christian McCutcheon (Stillwater Senior)

  4. Killian McGrew (Jenks Junior)

  5. Tye Rozell (Broken Arrow Junior)

  6. Chris Kirby (Sand Springs Junior)

  7. Chandler Holman (Choctaw Sophomore) - 3rd at Yukon

  8. Charles Floyd (Edmond North Senior) - 4th at Yukon

  9. Braydon Henry (Norman Senior)

  10. Jahkobie Smith (Del City Sophomore) - 6th at Yukon

170

  1. Bryce Mattioda (Broken Arrow Junior)

  2. JT Stambeck (Norman North Senior)

  3. Neko Macias (Southmoore Junior)

  4. Taylor Fleming (Owasso Junior)

  5. Jack Puckett (Bixby Freshman)

  6. Laken Clowdus (Bartlesville Junior)

  7. Braden Bowman (Edmond North sophomore) - Yukon Champion

  8. Mason Seth (Muskogee Senior) - 3rd at Yukon

  9. Tyrome Denton (Del City Junior) - Yukon Runner-Up

  10. Ryan Snodgrass (Yukon Sophomore) - 4th at Yukon

182

  1. Zane Coleman (Choctaw Senior) - Yukon Champion

  2. Emmanuel Skillings (Broken Arrow Sophomore)

  3. Jake Rogers (Union Junior) - 4th at Yukon

  4. Trey Bowman (Edmond North Junior)

  5. Abram Arechiga (Ponca City Senior)

  6. Andrew Plumlee (Bixby Senior)

  7. Riley Magee (Sand Springs Junior)

  8. Vidal Fernandez (Edmond Santa Fe Senior)

195

  1. Gavin Potter (Broken Arrow Senior)

  2. Judson Rowland (Mustang Junior)

  3. Kaden Glass (Sand Springs Freshman)

  4. Elijah Tomlin (Union Senior) - Yukon Champion

  5. Carson Savage (Deer Creek Senior)

  6. Blake Minnick (Edmond North Senior)

  7. Carson Denwalt (Southmoore Junior)

  8. Tristan Ashford (Moore Junior) - Yukon Runner-Up

  9. Dylan Ward (Choctaw Junior) - 3rd at Yukon

  10. Ethan Felts (Jenks Junior)

220

  1. Zach Marcheselli (Broken Arrow Senior)

  2. Jake McCoy (Edmond North Senior) - Yukon Champion

  3. Jared Galli (Jenks Senior) - Yukon Runner-Up

  4. Micah Walker (Union Junior) - 3rd at Yukon

  5. Tony Opichka (Choctaw Senior) - 4th at Yukon

  6. Corbin Gordon (Yukon Junior) - 5th at Yukon

  7. Josh Fincannon (Sand Springs Junior)

  8. Cole Karn (Moore Junior) - 6th at Yukon

285

  1. Samontai Scott (Midwest City Senior)

  2. Noah Cortes (Broken Arrow Senior)

  3. Ashton Aldridge (Yukon Senior) - Yukon Champion

  4. Marquon Journey (Choctaw Junior) - Yukon Runner-Up

  5. Sam Smith (Stillwater Senior)

  6. Caleb Orr (Jenks Senior) - 3rd at Yukon

  7. Juan Macedo (Putnam North Senior) - 6th at Yukon

  8. Kobe Shawver (Del City Senior)

  9. Davion Williams (Muskogee Junior)

  10. Luke Kirchenbauer (Ponca City Senior)

CPHS Wrestling: Sandites place eighth at Ram Duals, fall 55-18 to Kansas State Champions

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Freshman Christian Forbes was the team’s leading scorer with four pins and a tech fall. His only loss was to a nationally-ranked State Champion.

The Class 6A No. 5 ranked Charles Page High School wrestling team (12-4) has taken a beating this past week and settled for eighth place out of fourteen teams at the Fourth Annual Ram Duals Saturday afternoon in Owasso. The Sandites were four starters short of a healthy roster and fell 55-18 to the defending Kansas 5A State Champions, No. 1 Goddard.

The Lions kicked off the dual with four straight falls. State Qualifier Cayleb Atkins pinned Dakota Taylor (0-7), State Qualifier Nolan Craine pinned Braden Dahl (8-9), State Qualifier Trevor Dopps pinned Chris Kirby (27-9, 49-19), and State Qualifier Cayden Atkins pinned Riley Magee (12-11, 17-16) for a 24-0 lead.

Freshmen were the stars of the show for Sand Springs. All three of the Sandites’ wins came by first-period falls at the hands of freshmen. Kaden Glass (24-8) pinned JD Bridwell in 0:33 to get the Sandites on the board, and Brooks Dudley (8-4) pinned Garrett Mead in 0:51 to make it 24-12. State Qualifier Trent Willert pinned Josh Fincannon (22-16, 36-33) at heavyweight, but Christian Forbes (20-7) responded by pinning Jayden Miller in 1:06.

The Lions won five out of the last six weight classes. State Champion Jason Henschel pinned Brendon Wiseley (24-11, 38-19), State Finalist Lucas Glover pinned Dylan Luker (6-9), and the teams double forfeited 126. Logan Davidson won a 5-4 decision against Blake Jones (18-10), State Qualifier Isaiah Holmes pinned Caleb Phillips (5-15, 7-22), and State Qualifier Jace Fisher won a 12-0 major decision against Preston Medlin (12-17) to conclude the day.

Sand Springs Wrestling will return to action Thursday at home against undefeated No. 7 Jenks (7-0). The Trojans haven’t beaten Sand Springs since 1997, but their program is the strongest it has been in years, setting the stage for what should be a good matchup.

Final Results
1st - TX 6A No. 1 Allen (7-0)
2nd - 6A No. 3 Mustang (5-1)
3rd - 3A No. 1 Perry (5-2)
4th - 3A No. 2 Comanche (5-2)
5th - 6A No. 9 Owasso (3-3)
6th - KS 6A No. 2 Manhattan (3-4)
7th - KS 5A No. 1 Goddard (4-2)
8th - 6A No. 5 Sand Springs (4-3)
9th - 6A No. 6 Deer Creek (3-4)
10th - 5A No. 8 Claremore (3-4)
DNP - 5A No. 11 Coweta (1-5)
DNP - AR 7A No. 5 Springdale (1-5)
DNP - Berryhill (1-5)
DNP - 5A No. 19 McAlester (0-5)

Tournament Statistics
(Team)
Most pins - 44, Allen
Most techs - 6, Allen
Most team points - 395, Allen
Most total match points - 490, Allen
(Individual)
Most pins - 6, Hadyn Redus (14:35)
Most techs - 3, Trent Dooley (15:02)
Most pins/techs (least time) - 6, Nolan Craine (13:08)
Fastest fall - 0:09, Noah Yeamans
Fastest tech - 1:46, Lucas Glover
Most team points - 42, Tate Sauder/Konner Doucet
Most single match points - 22, Noah Yeamans/Trent Dooley
Most total match points - 84, Trent Dooley/Parker Wright

Sand Springs Statistics
Pins/Time (team) - 25 (41:55)
Pins/Time - 4, Blake Jones (5:20)
Techs/Time - 1, Christian Forbes (4:23)
Pins/Techs - 5, Christian Forbes (12:41)
Fastest fall - 0:24, Brendon Wiseley
Most team points - 32, Christian Forbes
Most single match points - 16, Christian Forbes
Most total match points - 45, Chris Kirby

Full Results

Allen 78-4 McAlester
Allen 57-15 Sand Springs
Allen 60-10 Berryhill
Allen 57-12 Comanche
Allen 43-28 Mustang
Allen 62-15 Owasso
Allen 37-27 Perry
Mustang 53-15 Coweta
Mustang 47-30 Owasso
Mustang 39-27 Goddard
Mustang 42-36 Manhattan
Mustang 40-23 Perry
Perry 62-14 Claremore
Perry 53-19 Deer Creek
Perry 82-0 Springdale
Perry 40-27 Manhattan
Perry 38-24 Comanche
Comanche 72-11 Berryhill
Comanche 70-12 McAlester
Comanche 39-31 Sand Springs
Comanche 39-32 Manhattan
Comanche 36-36 Owasso
Owasso 34-34 Goddard
Owasso 56-21 Coweta
Owasso 39-36 Manhattan
Manhattan 62-26 Springdale
Manhattan 60-15 Claremore
Manhattan 49-24 Deer Creek
Goddard 45-27 Coweta
Goddard 55-18 Sand Springs
Goddard 65-18 Springdale
Goddard 55-13 Deer Creek
Sand Springs 63-12 McAlester
Sand Springs 45-20 Berryhill
Sand Springs 45-25 Coweta
Sand Springs 39-30 Claremore
Deer Creek 61-12 Springdale
Deer Creek 41-33 Claremore
Deer Creek 53-37 Coweta
Claremore 40-31 Deer Creek
Claremore 53-18 Springdale
Claremore 65-18 Berryhill
Coweta 54-30 Berryhill
Berryhill 45-24 McAlester
Springdale 54-28 McAlester

CPHS Wrestling: Sandites sneak past Claremore 39-30 at Ram Duals

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The Sandites are nursing a depleted roster with four missing starters, but they still managed to beat out Class 5A No. 8 ranked Claremore (12-9) in the consolation semifinals of the Fourth Annual Ram Duals. 6A No. 5 Charles Page High School (12-3) won seven matches, lost five, and both teams forfeited one weight class apiece Saturday afternoon in Owasso.

Christian Forbes (19-7) won a 4-3 decision over Kai Shultz in the first match and Brendon Wiseley (24-10, 38-18) received a forfeit for a 9-0 Sandite lead. Dylan Luker (6-8) fell 6-2 to Aidan Boyd and the Sandites forfeited 126 to tie the dual at 9-9.

Blake Jones (18-9) pinned Brett Peters in 1:22 but State Qualifier Dylan Priddy tied it again by pinning Caleb Phillips (5-14, 7-21). Preston Medlin (12-16) scored a 7-0 decision against Gage Wilson, but the Zebras took their only lead of the dual at 152 when Ashton Stevenson pinned Dakota Taylor (0-6) for a 21-18 advantage.

Sand Springs didn’t stay down for long. Braden Dahl (8-8, 9-11) pinned Jakoby Banks in 3:02 and Chris Kirby (27-8, 49-18) pinned Cole Mallory in 1:12 for the final lead. Brooks Dudley (7-4) pinned Dakota Martin in 3:18 and Josh Fincannon (22-15, 36-32) won a 3-0 decision against Ryan Cochran for the Sandites. State Qualifier Isaac Guinn won 8-4 against Riley Magee (12-10, 17-15) and State Finalist Seth Seago pinned Kaden Glass (23-8) for the Zebras.

The Sandites will take on Kansas 5A No. 1 Goddard in the finals. The Lions are 3-2 in the tournament and boast a loaded roster with ten returning State Qualifiers, State Runner-Up Lucas Glover, State Champion Jason Henschel, and No. 7 nationally-ranked State Champion Troy Fisher.

CPHS Wrestling: Sandites breeze past No. 12 Coweta with six falls

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Class 6A No. 5 ranked Charles Page High School (11-3) kicked off the second day of the Owasso Ram Duals with a 45-25 victory over 5A No. 12 Coweta (4-6). The Sandites won nine weight classes and forfeited one, recording six falls.

Caleb Phillips (5-13, 7-20) kicked off the dual with a pin of Hank Searcy in 2:34 and the Sandites never once trailed. Preston Medlin (11-16) won a 4-0 decision against Cole Stevens before Dillon Hooper pinned Dakota Taylor (0-5) to get the Tigers on the board.

Chris Kirby (26-8, 48-18) took a 10-3 lead against Zach Dodson with two sets of nearfall points before sticking his foe in 2:10. Braden Dahl (7-8, 8-11) followed that match with a defensive fall against Caleb Foster in 0:40.

No. 13 nationally ranked two-time State Champion Talon Borror pinned Riley Magee (12-9, 17-14) and Piper Pennington won a 5-2 decision over Brooks Dudley (6-4), but the Sandites rattled off four straight wins from there.

Kaden Glass (23-7) defeated Caleb Phillips 5-0, Josh Fincannon (21-15, 35-32) decisioned State Qualifier Zane Collinsworth 6-2, Christian Forbes (18-7) pinned Brody Gee in 4:00, and Brendon Wiseley (23-10, 37-18) pinned State Qualifier Bronson Burcham in 2:19 to clinch the victory at 39-15.

Wesley Spohn broke up the run with a 14-5 major decision over Dylan Luker (6-7) and the Sandites forfeited 126, but Blake Jones (17-9) ended the dual with a Sandite victory, pinning Kam Chrisman in 0:42.

Sand Springs is 3-2 overall in the two day Owasso tournament.

CPHS Wrestling: Sandites bury Berryhill 45-20 at Ram Duals

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The Class 6A No. 5 ranked Charles Page High School wrestling team (10-3) went 2-2 Friday at the Fourth Annual Ram Duals tournament in Owasso. The Sandites defeated McAlester and Berryhill but lost to Texas 6A No. 1 Allen and 3A No. 2 Comanche.

SEE RELATED: CPHS Wrestling: Sandites fall 57-15 to nationally-ranked Texas State Champions
CPHS Wrestling: Sandites throttle McAlester 63-12 at Ram Duals
CPHS Wrestling: No. 2 Comanche tops Sand Springs 39-31 at Ram Duals

Sand Springs won 45-20 against Berryhill (2-10) in the final dual of the day with five match wins and four losses. Berryhill forfeited three weights to Sand Springs and the teams double forfeited two weights.

Blake Jones (16-9) kicked off the dual at 126 pounds by pinning Dakota Richards in 1:42. The teams double forfeited 132 and Caleb Phillips (4-13, 6-20) received a forfeit for a 12-0 Sandite lead.

The Chiefs battled back as Tristan Bradley won a 4-3 decision over Preston Medlin (10-16), Dehney Partin pinned Dakota Taylor (0-4), and Tyler Stevens scored a 17-1 technical fall against Braden Dahl (6-8, 7-11) for a 14-12 Berryhill lead.

Sand Springs ran away with it from there. Chris Kirby (25-8, 47-18) pinned Dayton Marshall in 1:06, and Riley Magee (12-8, 17-13) and Sango Whitehorn (2-2) received forfeits. Kaden Glass (22-7) won a 7-4 decision against Nico Lopez, the teams double forfeited 285, Christian Forbes (17-7) pinned Noah Dolan in 1:29, and Brendon Wiseley (22-10, 36-18) pinned Mac Inhofe in 0:24.

Berryhill wrapped up the dual with a victory at 120 as State Qualifier Saige Martin pinned Dylan Luker (6-6) in 1:08.

Sand Springs wrestling will return to action Saturday in the consolation bracket against 5A No. 12 Coweta (4-5) who went 0-3 on the first day of the tournament. The Tigers return three State Qualifiers from last season in Bronson Burcham, Zane Collinsworth, and nationally-ranked No. 13 two-time State Champion Talon Borror.

Following that dual they will wrestle either Berryhill or 5A No. 11 Claremore (11-9). Claremore also went 2-2 on day one with wins over Springdale and Deer Creek, and losses to Perry and Manhattan. The Zebras return three State Qualifiers in Dylan Priddy, Isaac Guinn, and State Runner-Up Seth Seago.

On the opposite side of the bracket are Kansas 5A No. 1 Goddard, Arkansas 7A No. 5 Springdale, No. 6 Deer Creek (7-6), and McAlester (3-9).

CPHS Wrestling: No. 2 Comanche tops Sand Springs 39-31 at Ram Duals

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Class 3A No. 2 Comanche was a hair more than the Sandites could handle Friday evening at the Owasso Ram Duals, and the undefeated Indians improved to 12-0 with a 39-31 victory over 6A No. 5 Sand Springs (9-3).

Both teams won seven matches apiece, but six of Comanche’s battles were won by fall. The Sandites were without two of their best wrestlers in Scott Patton and Riley Weir, both taking recovery time after suffering injuries at their District Dual Championship Thursday.

Seth Jones (13-11, (35-25) and State Qualifier Jaxon Miller were tied up 4-4 late in the second when Miller added a trio of back points. Jones managed to stay alive till the buzzer and added a takedown in the third to keep things close, but Miller reversed with ten seconds left for the 10-6 decision.

Freshman standout Blake Jones (15-9) worked over Kanyn Allen for a 12-0 major decision, but State Qualifier Trevor Cusumano retaliated by pinning Caleb Phillips (3-13, 5-20) in 1:30.

Jordan Duncan scored first on Preston Medlin (10-15), but the Sandite escaped and scored a takedown of his own seconds before the end of the first period. Duncan escaped in the second to tie it, but Medlin escaped in the third for the lead and scored with eight seconds left for the 6-3 decision.

State Qualifier Gage Miller pinned Dakota Taylor (0-3), State Qualifier Ethon Hamrick pinned Chris Kirby (24-8, 46-18), and State Champion Cade Cook pinned Braden Dahl (6-7, 7-10) in 0:33 for a 27-7 Comanche lead.

Riley Magee (11-8, 16-13) and Broedy Jessen went scoreless through the first period but Magee snagged an escape and a takedown in the second and rode out the third for a 3-0 decision.

Kaden Glass (21-7) had little difficulty with Rowdy Rhone, taking a 6-1 lead into the second period before pinning the Indian in 3:39.

The Indians came back with a vengeance as nationally ranked No. 4 State Champion Konner Doucet stuck Justin Smith (1-2) in 0:38 and Ethan Bacon pinned Josh Fincannon (20-15, 34-32) in 0:36 to clinch the dual.

Christian Forbes (16-7) won the 106 match with a 16-1 technical fall against Gunnor Yates in 4:22. Brendon Wiseley (21-10, 35-18) won a 5-0 decision against Lake Epperson, and Dylan Luker (6-5) received a forfeit in the final match.

The Sandites have one dual left Thursday against Berryhill (1-10).