CPHS Wrestling: Sandites fall to defending State Champions in Dual State Semifinals

The dual season came to an end Saturday afternoon for the Class 6A No. 5 ranked Charles Page High School wrestling team (15-5). The Sandites made it to the Dual State semifinals for the third time in the past four years but fell 45-18 to the defending State Champions from No. 2 Choctaw (8-2).

The Yellowjackets buried Sand Springs under an 18-0 deficit, sweeping the first four matches before Scott Patton got the Sandites on the board.

Seth Jones (16-12, 38-25) fell 6-5 to Shaun Muse in the first match at 126. The Sandite scored takedowns in the second and third periods and led 5-4 till the final seconds when he gave up a takedown with eight seconds left.

The Sandites forfeited 132 to State Runner-Up Colt Newton. Blake Jones (21-11) lost a 1-0 decision to Jace Dean and Gabe Johnson pinned Preston Medlin (13-20).

Patton (26-1, 61-23) broke up the streak with a win over Zeke Coleman. He scored two takedowns and four reversals for an 18-5 major decision.

Choctaw went on another three-match run from there. Chandler Holman pinned Chris Kirby (29-11, 51-21), Zane Coleman pinned Braden Dahl (9-15, 10-18) and Dylan Ward won a 5-2 decision against Riley Magee (15-16, 20-21) for a 33-4 lead.

Freshmen Kaden Glass (28-8) and Brooks Dudley (10-6) kept the Sandites alive. Glass majored Tony Opichka 12-3 with nine nearfall points and Dudley won a 2-0 decision against Zavier Smith.

Choctaw clinched the dual at heavyweight as Marquan Journey worked up an 8-0 lead on Josh Fincannon (25-17, 39-34) before the Sandite was disqualified for stalling, giving the Yellowjackets an insurmountable 39-11 lead.

Christian Forbes (28-9) won a 3-2 decision over Jacob Quinton and Brendon Wiseley (32-11, 46-19) majored Levi Harris 8-0, but Jackson Speer ended the dual with a Choctaw victory, pinning Ethan Norton (0-3).

The dual season may be over for Sand Springs, but the Sandites have two more weeks of tournament competition remaining. They will return to action Friday at 11:00 a.m. at the 6A-East Regional Tournament in Jenks.

Dual State Results - 6A
QF: Choctaw 33-31 Owasso.
QF: CPHS 34-31 Edmond North.
QF: BAHS 42-11 Deer Creek.
QF: Mustang 50-15 Jenks.
SF: Choctaw 45-18 CPHS.
SF: BAHS 29-24 Mustang.
F: Broken Arrow 50-10 Choctaw.

Dual State Results - 4A
QF: Tuttle 75-0 Grove
QF: Chache 33-31 Vinita
QF: Wagoner 60-9 Clinton.
QF: Cushing 39-36 Mannford.
SF: Tuttle 71-0 Cache.
SF: Wagoner 34-31 Cushing.
F: Tuttle 63-0 Wagoner.

Dual State Results - 5A
QF: Piedmont 48-21 Coweta.
QF: Collinsville 48-33 MacArthur.
QF: Skiatook 52-24 Altus.
QF: Duncan 57-13 Durant.
SF: Piedmont 39-27 Collinsville.
SF: Skiatook 42-16 Duncan.
F: Skiatook 29-25 Piedmont.

Dual State Results - 3A
QF: Perry 72-8 Vian.
QF: Jay 47-30 Pawnee.
QF: Comanche 75-6 Mangum.
QF: Marlow 51-12 Sperry.
SF: Perry 72-9 Jay.
SF: Marlow 33-31 Comanche.
F: Perry 38-27 Marlow.

CPHS Wrestling: Dual State Preview - No. 5 Sand Springs vs. No. 2 Choctaw

Class 6A No. 2 ranked Choctaw (7-2) and No. 5 Charles Page High School (15-4) will meet Saturday at 12:00 p.m. in the semifinal round of the OSSAA 6A Dual State Championship in Shawnee.

Sand Springs defeated No. 4 Edmond North 34-31 in the quarterfinals, while Choctaw defeated No. 9 Owasso 33-31.

The Sandites and Yellowjackets have only two mutual opponents this season. Sand Springs fell 39-31 to 3A No. 2 Comanche, who also defeated Choctaw 35-33. Sand Springs defeated Owasso 53-21.

They have competed at one tournament together. Choctaw placed second at the Perry Tournament of Champions with 154 points and Sand Springs placed fourth with 126. Both teams voided three weight classes at the event. The Yellowjackets were without top-ten ranked wrestlers in Caleb Williams and Colt Newton. The Sandites were without Riley Weir and Kaden Glass.

Sand Springs is 1-4 in head-to-head matches against the Yellowjackets this season. Shawn Muse defeated Seth Jones 6-4, Jace Dean pinned Caleb Phillips, Chandler Holman pinned Chris Kirby, and Tony Opichka defeated Josh Fincannon 2-1, all at Perry. The only Sandite win was Dayvon Taylor with a pin of Colten Krebs, and Taylor is out of the lineup.

If the Sandites survive Choctaw it’ll mark their third Finals appearance in the past four years. Sand Springs was the Dual State Runners-Up in 2016 and won their first title in 2017, but fell in the quarterfinals last season.

On the other side of the bracket is No. 1 Broken Arrow (11-1) vs. No. 3 Mustang (20-2). The finals will be held at 6:30 p.m.

The tournament is being held at Firelake Arena at 18145 Old Rangeline Road, Shawnee, OK 74801.

Sand Springs
106: No. 1 Brendon Wiseley (31-11, 45-19)
106: No. 5 Christian Forbes (27-9)
120: No. 3 Riley Weir (17-7, 108-34)
120: Dylan Luker (6-9)
126: No. 8 Seth Jones (16-11, 38-25)
132: Joseph Mattison (2-9)
132: No. 8 Blake Jones (21-10)
138: Caleb Phillips (5-18, 7-25)
145: Preston Medlin (13-19)
152: No. 1 Scott Patton (25-1, 60-23)
160: No. 6 Chris Kirby (29-10, 51-20)
160: Braden Dahl (9-14, 10-17)
182: No. 11 Riley Magee (15-15, 20-20)
195: Brooks Dudley (9-6)
195: No. 3 Kaden Glass (27-8)
220: No. 6 Josh Fincannon (25-16, 39-33)

Choctaw
106: No. 13 Jacob Quinton
113: Jackson Speer
120: Austin Hensley
120: No. 7 Caleb Williams (State Qualifier)
126: No. 7 Shaun Muse (Perry Champion)
132: No. 4 Colt Newton (State Finalist)
132: No. 15 Nathan Harjo
138: No. 14 Jace Dean
145: No. 1 Gabe Johnson (State Finalist)
152: No. 15 Zeke Coleman
160: No. 7 Chandler Holman (State Qualifier)
170: No. 1 Zane Coleman (State Champion)
182: No. 7 Dylan Ward
195: No. 9 Tony Opichka (State Qualifier)
220: Zavier Smith
285: No. 4 Marquon Journey

CPHS Wrestling: Sandites upset No. 4 Edmond North 34-31 at Dual State

For the third time in the past four seasons the Sandite wrestling team is headed to the OSSAA Class 6A Dual State Semifinals after upsetting No. 4 Edmond North (9-3) Friday afternoon in Shawnee. No. 5 Charles Page High School (15-4) won eight matches in the 34-31 victory.

Freshman Kaden Glass (27-8) started the dual in the Sandites’ favor with a 7-6 decision over Christian Cantu at 195 pounds, but State-Placer Jake McCoy gave the Huskies their first and only lead of the day with a 10-0 major decision against Brooks Dudley (9-6).

Josh Fincannon (25-16, 39-33) edged out Jordan Iwuchukwu 3-2 at heavyweight and the Sandites never again relinquished their lead. Christian Forbes (27-9) had a wild showdown against Garrett McBride, taking a 16-6 lead before the Husky began to battle back in the final minute. McBride picked up a stalling point and reversed for a trio of back points but couldn’t overcome the deficit and fell 16-11.

Brendon Wiseley (31-11, 45-19) got the first fall of the night at 113, sticking Connor McBride in 1:15 for a 15-4 team lead. However, the Huskies got those points right back with a big upset when Nate Becker pinned two-time State Champion Riley Weir (17-7, 108-34).

Seth Jones (16-11, 38-25) got the Sandites back on track, taking an 11-1 lead on State Qualifier Dillon Martin before securing the fall at 5:47, and Blake Jones (21-10) majored Carson Trindle 10-0.

Josh Parks pinned Joseph Mattison (2-9) in 3:09 and Jaxon Randall won a 4-1 decision against Preston Medlin (13-19) to make it 24-19.

Scott Patton (25-1, 60-23) won his 24th straight match with an 11-1 major decision against Jayden Villalobos, Charles Floyd pinned Braden Dahl (9-14, 10-17) in 3:15 to make it 28-25.

Chris Kirby (29-10, 51-20) wrestled up to 170 and clinched the dual with his 25th fall of the season in 2:12 against Braden Bowman. Trey Bowman finished the dual with a pin of Riley Magee (15-15, 20-20) in  3:51.

Sand Springs will return to action Saturday at 12:00 p.m. against No. 2 Choctaw (7-2) who won 33-31 against No. 9 Owasso (7-8) in their quarterfinal. The tournament is being held at Firelake Arena in Shawnee. No. 1 Broken Arrow (11-1) and No. 3 Mustang (20-2) won the other quarterfinal duals.

CPHS Wrestling: Sandites beat Bixby 57-21, Seth Jones decisions State Champion

The Class 6A No. 5 ranked Charles Page High School wrestling team (14-4) won its final dual of the regular season Tuesday evening at No. 15 Bixby (3-7), rolling over the Spartans 57-21 with eight pins.

Both teams forfeited one weight class apiece and Sand Springs won nine out of twelve matches. The only Sandite victory that didn’t come by fall was arguably the most impressive as Seth Jones (15-11, 37-25) won a 6-4 decision over Zach Blankenship.

Blankenship, a previously-undefeated freshman and two-time Junior High State Champion was ranked first in the State with six tournament titles this season. Jones gave up three points in the second period but scored takedowns in the first and third to end the Spartan’s undefeated season.

Christian Forbes (26-9) received a forfeit to start the dual and Brendon Wiseley (30-11, 44-19) racked up a 12-0 lead on Garrett Washington before sticking his foe at 5:06 for a 12-0 lead. Bixby got on the board at 120 with a forfeit to Karsten Rice. Blake Jones (20-10) followed up Seth Jones’s win by pinning Ainslie Lane in 1:59 to make it 21-6.

Aidan Kirkland won an 8-4 decision over Joseph Mattison (2-8) at 138 pounds then Sand Springs went on a run. Preston Medlin (13-18) pinned Caleb Stephens in 1:09, Scott Patton (24-1, 59-23) pinned Aidan Hill in 2:31, and Chris Kirby (28-10, 50-20) pinned Isaac Gibson in 3:39 for a 39-9 advantage.

The Spartans tried to battle back with falls at 170 and 182. Jack Puckett pinned Braden Dahl (9-13, 10-16) and Andrew Plumlee pinned Santana Naugle (3-9) to keep the dual alive, but Brooks Dudley (9-5) pinned Christian Brylewski to clinch the victory for Sand Springs. The last two matches were over in less than a minute as Kaden Glass (26-8) pinned Brady Neasby in 0:18 and Josh Fincannon (24-16, 38-33) pinned Tommy Baty in 0:23.

Sand Springs will return to action Friday at 12:00 p.m. when they wrestle No. 4 Edmond North (9-2) in the first round of the OSSAA 6A Dual State Championship.

SEE RELATED: CPHS Wrestling: No. 5 Sandites to meet No. 4 Edmond North Friday at Dual State

CPHS Wrestling: No. 5 Sandites to meet No. 4 Edmond North Friday at Dual State

The Class 6A No. 5 ranked Charles Page High School wrestling team (13-4) is headed to Dual State for the fourth-straight year on Friday. The Sandites will meet No. 4 Edmond North (9-2) at 12:00 p.m. on Mat 3 at Firelake Arena in Shawnee.

The teams don’t have a single mutual opponent this season and they have only wrestled one tournament together. Sand Springs placed 28th at the Kansas City Stampede, while the Huskies finished 37th.

At KCI there were only two head-to-head meetings. Brendon Wiseley scored a 16-0 technical fall against Garrett McBride and Chris Kirby pinned Jayden Villalobos in 0:58.

Both teams were without some of their starters at that tournament, so it’s tough to predict how they would match up at full strength. Edmond North voided two weights and lost Jake McCoy mid-tournament. Sand Springs voided three weights and lost Dylan Luker, Seth Jones, and Riley Magee mid-tournament.

Both Carson Trindle and State Champion Kruz Simons have been inactive since sustaining injuries in their first tournament of the year. Both teams have a lot of talent, but the Huskies have a deeper well to draw from than the Sandites.

Edmond North is coached by Andrew Schneider with a 108-16 record in his ninth season. The Huskies won their first and only State and Dual State titles in 2013, and have won ten-straight District Championships. The Sandites are led by first-year Head Coach Jarrod Patterson. They hold two State titles and one Dual State title, winning both Championships in 2017.

Firelake Arena is located at 18145 Old Rangeline Road, Shawnee, OK 74801.

Possible Lineups:

Sand Springs
106: No. 1 Brendon Wiseley (29-11, 43-19)
106: No. 5 Christian Forbes (25-9)
120: No. 2 Riley Weir (17-6, 108-33)
120: Dylan Luker (6-9)
126: No. 8 Seth Jones (14-11, 36-25)
132: No. 13 Blake Jones (19-10)
138: Caleb Phillips (5-18, 7-25)
145: Preston Medlin (12-18)
152: No. 1 Scott Patton (23-1, 58-23)
160: No. 6 Chris Kirby (27-10, 49-20)
160: Braden Dahl (9-12, 10-15)
182: No. 10 Riley Magee (15-14, 20-19)
195: No. 3 Kaden Glass (25-8)
195: No. 16 Brooks Dudley (8-5)
220: No. 6 Josh Fincannon (23-16, 37-23)

Edmond North
106: No. 8 Garrett McBride
113: Owen Taylor
120: No. 4 Nate Becker
126: No. 15 Ayden Little
132: No. 7 Carson Trindle
132: Tristan Weddle
138: No. 5 Josh Parks
138: Cade Ballard
145: No. 13 Jaxon Randall
152: No. 9 Jayden Villalobos
160: No. 8 Charles Floyd
170: No. 5 Kruz Simons
170: No. 9 Braden Bowman
182: No. 4 Trey Bowman
195: No. 6 Blake Minnick
195: No. 10 Christian Cantu
220: No. 2 Jake McCoy
220: Kody Carroll
285: Jordan Iwuchukwu

OSSAA Wrestling Regional assignments and Dual State brackets released, Week 10 SPN Individual Rankings

Last week saw the final OSSAA rankings, and post season assignments have been released for Class 6A. Sandite Pride will continue releasing individual rankings until the State Tournament.

On Friday the eight District Champions will travel to Firelake Arena in Shawnee for the Dual State Championship Quarterfinals at 12:00 p.m. The semifinals will be wrestled Saturday at 12:00 p.m. and the finals will be Saturday at 6:30 p.m.

Mat 1 - Choctaw vs. Owasso
Mat 3 - Sand Springs vs. Edmond North
Mat 2 - Broken Arrow vs. Deer Creek
Mat 4 - Mustang vs. Jenks

Bartlesville, Bixby, Broken Arrow, Edmond North, Edmond Santa Fe, Enid, Jenks, Muskogee, Norman, Owasso, Ponca City, Putnam City North, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Shawnee, and Union will wrestle the 6A-East Regional Tournament at Jenks High School on February 15th and 16th.

Choctaw, Deer Creek, Del City, Edmond Memorial, Lawton, Midwest City, Moore, Mustang, Norman North, Putnam City, Putnam West, Southmoore, Stillwater, U.S. Grant, Westmoore, and Yukon will wrestle the West Regional at Westmoore High School.

The State Tournament will be held at State Fairgrounds Arena in Oklahoma City on February 23, 2019.

OSSAA 6A Tournament Rankings - Final

1. Broken Arrow (1700)

2. Choctaw (1578)

3. Mustang (1502)

4. Edmond North (1270)

5. Sand Springs (1106)

6. Deer Creek (1014)

7. Jenks (925)

8. Edmond Memorial (924)

9. Owasso (826)

10. Stillwater (679)

11. Union (558)

12. Yukon (541)

13. Bartlesville (485)

14. Ponca City (451)

15. Del City (231)

OSSAA 6A Dual Rankings - Final

1. Broken Arrow (10-1)

2. Choctaw (6-2)

3. Mustang (19-2)

4. Edmond North (9-2)

5. Sand Springs (13-4)

6. Deer Creek (13-8)

7. Jenks (8-2)

8. Edmond Memorial (4-4)

9. Owasso (7-7)

10. Union (8-3)

11. Stillwater (6-6)

12. Ponca City (4-7)

13. Bartlesville (8-3)

14. Yukon (4-6)

15. Norman North (6-3)

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106

1. Brendon Wiseley (Sand Springs Junior) - Glenpool Champion

2. Bryce Cockrell (Broken Arrow Junior) - Glenpool Runner-Up

3. Jared Campbell (Owasso Senior) - 3rd at Glenpool

4. Cooper Mahaffey (Yukon Junior)

5. Colby Strachan (Bartlesville Junior) - Will Rogers Runner-Up

6. Dominic Derr (Westmoore Senior)

7. Garrett McBride (Edmond North Freshman)

8. Clayton Knapp (Deer Creek Junior)

9. Aiden Godbehere (Edmond Santa Fe Freshman) - 4th at Junior High Allstate

10. Jacob Quinton (Choctaw Freshman)

113

1. Tucker Owens (Mustang Sophomore)

2. Caleb Nahmahpeah (Shawnee Senior)

3. Jackson Cockrell (Broken Arrow Junior) - Glenpool Champion

4. EJ Tecson (Owasso Freshman) - 3rd at Glenpool

5. David Boucher (Bartlesville Senior)

6. Jason Gilbert (Deer Creek Junior)

7. Cooper Evans (Westmoore Sophomore)

8. Cruz Aguilar (Edmond Memorial Junior)

9. Romanual Rogers (Del City Junior) - Glenpool Runner-Up

10. Martezz Carnes (Ponca City Junior)

120

1. Zach Blankenship (Bixby Freshman) - Junior High Allstate Champion

2. Riley Weir (Sand Springs Senior)

3. Corwin Strachan (Bartlesville Senior) - Will Rogers Champion

4. Nate Becker (Edmond North Sophomore)

5. Matthew Garcia (Edmond Memorial Freshman)

6. Jared Hill (Broken Arrow Sophomore) - Glenpool Champion

7. Caleb Williams (Choctaw Sophomore)

8. Cade Nicholas (Stillwater Sophomore)

9. Landon Valenzuela (Southmoore Freshman) - Junior High Allstate Runner-Up

126

1. Bam West (Edmond Memorial Freshman)

2. John Wiley (Mustang Freshman)

3. Cade Manion (Deer Creek Sophomore)

4. Blazik Perez (Broken Arrow Sophomore) - Glenpool Runner-Up

5. Laif Jones (Bartlesville Junior) - Will Rogers Champion

6. Carter Young (Stillwater Sophomore)

7. Shaun Muse (Choctaw Freshman) - Junior High Allstate Champion

8. Seth Jones (Sand Springs Junior)

9. Reginald Jones (Westmoore Sophomore)

10. Reece Moffett (Southmoore Freshman)

132

1. Reece Witcraft (Broken Arrow Senior) - 6th at Glenpool (injury)

2. Cade Evans (Westmoore Senior)

3. Jake Wright (Southmoore Sophomore)

4. Colt Newton (Choctaw Senior)

5. Keegan Luton (Mustang Sophomore)

6. Hudson Neely (Deer Creek Sophomore)

7. Carson Trindle (Edmond North Senior)

8. Jackson Oplotnik (Edmond Memorial Junior)

9. Verdell Schoats (Union Senior)

10. Kylon Burgert (Yukon Senior)

138

1. Peter Rolle (Edmond Memorial Senior)

2. Spencer Schickram (Ponca City Senior)

3. Cameron Picklo (Mustang Senior)

4. Blake Gonzalez (Broken Arrow Senior) - Glenpool Champion

5. Josh Parks (Edmond North Junior)

6. Parker Wright (Deer Creek Senior)

7. Brayden Strachan (Bartlesville Senior) - Will Rogers Runner-Up

8. Dax Hughes (Stillwater Freshman) - Junior High Allstate Champion

9. Christian Webb (Muskogee Senior)

10. Zeke Washington (Owasso Senior) - Glenpool Runner-Up

145

1. Gabe Johnson (Choctaw Junior)

2. Roarke Simpson (Southmoore Junior)

3. Micah Lugafet (Deer Creek Junior)

4. Tanner Robinson (Stillwater Junior)

5. Ja’len Hernandez (Union Senior) - Glenpool Champion

6. Enrie Chavez (Jenks Senior) - 3rd at Glenpool

7. DJ Anderson (Owasso Junior) - 4th at Glenpool

8. Thatcher Hall (Jenks Junior) - 5th at Glenpool

9. Chris Moores (Broken Arrow Junior) - 6th at Glenpool

10. Colt Fischer (Mustang Freshman) - Junior High Allstate Champion

152

1. Scott Patton (Sand Springs Senior)

2. Drake Vannoy (Jenks Junior) - Glenpool Champion

3. Bryce Coronoa (Westmoore Junior)

4. Kyle Knowles (Edmond Memorial Senior)

5. Cooper Gibson (Union Junior)

6. Brett Black (Stillwater Sophomore)

7. Mark Boyd (Mustang Junior)

8. Jayden Villalobos (Edmond North Senior)

9. Diego Maturino (Broken Arrow Senior) - 3rd at Glenpool

10. Donnie Hurd (Del City Junior) - 4th at Glenpool

160

1. Tate Picklo (Mustang Sophomore)

2. Rene Martinez (Putnam City Senior)

3. Tye Rozell (Broken Arrow Junior) - 3rd at Glenpool

4. Nate Jacobson (Owasso Junior) - 4th at Glenpool

5. Killian McGrew (Jenks Junior) - 5th at Glenpool

6. Chris Kirby (Sand Springs Junior)

7. Chandler Holman (Choctaw Sophomore)

8. Charles Floyd (Edmond North Senior)

9. Braydon Henry (Norman Senior)

10. Jahkobie Smith (Del City Sophomore)

170

1. Zane Coleman (Choctaw Senior)

2. Bryce Mattioda (Broken Arrow Junior) - Glenpool Champion

3. JT Stambeck (Norman North Senior)

4. Neko Macias (Southmoore Junior)

5. Christian McCutcheon (Stillwater Senior)

6. Jack Puckett (Bixby Freshman) - 5th at Junior High Allstate

7. Laken Clowdus (Bartlesville Junior) - 6th at Will Rogers

8. Braden Bowman (Edmond North sophomore)

9. Mason Seth (Muskogee Senior)

10. Tyrome Denton (Del City Junior) - 5th at Glenpool

182

1. Emmanuel Skillings (Broken Arrow Sophomore) - Glenpool Champion

2. Jake Rogers (Union Junior)

3. Trey Bowman (Edmond North Junior)

4. Taylor Fleming (Owasso Junior) - Glenpool Runner-Up

5. Dylan Ward (Choctaw Junior)

6. Abram Arechiga (Ponca City Senior)

7. Andrew Plumlee (Bixby Senior)

8. Noah Hernandez (Jenks)

9. Riley Magee (Sand Springs Junior) - 5th at Glenpool

10. Vidal Fernandez (Edmond Santa Fe Senior)

195

1. Gavin Potter (Broken Arrow Senior)

2. Judson Rowland (Mustang Junior)

3. Kaden Glass (Sand Springs Freshman) - Junior High Allstate Champion

4. Elijah Tomlin (Union Senior) - Glenpool Champion

5. Carson Savage (Deer Creek Senior)

6. Blake Minnick (Edmond North Senior)

7. Carson Denwalt (Southmoore Junior)

8. Tristan Ashford (Moore Junior)

9. Tony Opichka (Choctaw Senior)

10. Ethan Felts (Jenks Junior)

220

1. Zach Marcheselli (Broken Arrow Senior) - Glenpool Champion

2. Jake McCoy (Edmond North Senior)

3. Jared Galli (Jenks Senior) - 3rd at Glenpool

4. Micah Walker (Union Junior) - 4th at Glenpool

5. Corbin Gordon (Yukon Junior)

6. Josh Fincannon (Sand Springs Junior)

7. Cole Karn (Moore Junior)

8. Yemi Oyesanya (Norman Senior) - 5th at Glenpool

285

1. Samontai Scott (Midwest City Senior)

2. Noah Cortes (Broken Arrow Senior) - Glenpool Runner-Up

3. Ashton Aldridge (Yukon Senior)

4. Marquon Journey (Choctaw Junior)

5. Sam Smith (Stillwater Senior)

6. Caleb Orr (Jenks Senior) - 4th at Glenpool

7. Juan Macedo (Putnam North Senior)

8. Wyatt Wells (Owasso Senior) - 5th at Glenpool

9. Kobe Shawver (Del City Senior) - 6th at Glenpool

10. Jacob Sexton (Deer Creek) - Junior High Allstate Champion