Oklahoma Wrestling: Week Ten High School 6A Individual Rankings

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By: Scott Emigh, Editor-in-Chief

106

  1. Riley Weir (Sand Springs sophomore) Previously #2
  2. Gabe Johnson (Choctaw freshman) Previously #3
  3. Braden Fowler (Yukon senior) Previously #4
  4. Garrett Steidley (Edmond Memorial freshman) Previously #1
  5. Brandon Blose (Sapulpa senior) Previously #5 in 113
  6. Jackson Cockrell (Broken Arrow freshman)
  7. Nate Becker (Edmond North freshman) 
  8. Austin Hall (Southmoore senior)
  9. Corwin Strachan (Bartlesville sophomore)
  10. Jacob Zimmer (Norman North freshman)

Garrett Steidley was knocked off the top of the rankings after getting pinned by Braden Fowler at Yukon. Steidley settled for third place while Fowler fell 6-3 to Gabe Johnson in the championship round. Sapulpa teammates No. 5 Johnathan Warford and 113 No. 5 Brandon Blose switched weight classes at Yukon, but Blose failed to place.

113

  1. Colt Newton (Choctaw sophomore) 
  2. TJ Long (Union sophomore)
  3. Tanner Ward (Sand Springs senior)
  4. Andrew Police (Broken Arrow freshman)
  5. Johnathan Warford (Sapulpa junior) Previously #5 in 106
  6. Brayden Strachan (Bartlesville sophomore)
  7. Will Pham (Deer Creek freshman)
  8. Joe Lupton (Mustang junior)
  9. Yves Worou (Norman North) Previously unranked
  10. Noah Hanscom (Yukon) Previously #9

Colt Newton picked up a win at Yukon. Johnathan Warford moved up from 106 and took fifth place at Yukon. Yves Worou made his ranked debut after taking sixth at Yukon and defeating Noah Hanscom 6-5. Joe Lupton came in Runner-Up at the Greg Henning Invitational.

120

  1. Paxton Rosen (Edmond North senior) 
  2. Canon Randall (Westmoore senior)
  3. Tyler Lawley (Broken Arrow senior)
  4. Michael Ritchey (Sand Springs senior)
  5. Caron Watson (Union junior)
  6. Cameron Picklo (Mustang sophomore)
  7. Blake Gonzalez (Broken Arrow) Previously #8
  8. Laif Jones (Bartlesville sophomore) Previously #10
  9. Jacob Swenson (Ponca City junior) Previously unranked
  10. Chase Slatton (Jenks senior) Previously unranked

Paxton Rosen won the Yukon tournament and won a 10-5 decision over Chase Slatton, who came in fourth. Cameron Clark placed fifth and knocked No. 7 Andy Schlaepfer out of the rankings with a 12-7 decision. No. 9 Trent Higginbothan moved up to 126.

126

  1. Drew Wilson (Midwest City senior)
  2. Connor Holman (Choctaw junior) 
  3. Tanner Cole (Deer Creek senior)
  4. Spencer Schickram (Ponca City sophomore) 
  5. Blake Sargent (Sand Springs junior) 
  6. Brandon Bright (Edmond North senior)
  7. Trent Higginbothan (Edmond North junior) Previously #9 in 120
  8. Wyatt Johnson (Owasso senior) previously #7
  9. Alaisa Rubio (US Grant) Previously #8
  10. Logan Herrell (Enid sophomore) Previously #9

Drew Wilson scored a 7-4 decision over Blake Sargent at the Ram Duals. Connor Holman won the Yukon tournament with a 9-2 decision over Brandon Bright, who placed second. Trent Higginbothan moved up from 120 and placed sixth, bumping No. 10 DaQuan Carbajal out of the rankings.

132

  1. Daton Fix (Sand Springs senior)
  2. Easton Hudson (Bixby senior)
  3. Dylan Schickram (Ponca City junior) 
  4. Drake Vannoy (Edmond North freshman)
  5. Sam Avant (Norman North senior)
  6. TaJuan Daniels (Broken Arrow senior) 
  7. Jacob Blumenthal (Westmoore senior)
  8. Baylor Smith (Owasso junior)
  9. Trey Edwards (Mustang)
  10. Tyler Roberts (Edmond Santa Fe) Previously unranked

The only activity at 132 was a 5-2 decision by Tyler Roberts over No. 10 Broc Bailey for a fifth place finish at Yukon.

138

  1. Jaxen Gilmore (Yukon junior) 
  2. Jack Karstetter (Sand Springs senior) Previously #3
  3. Tyler Dieringer (Stillwater senior) Previously #4
  4. Kruz Simons (Edmond North sophomore) Previously #2
  5. Josh Suter (Norman senior) Previously #6
  6. Bryce Mattioda (Broken Arrow freshman) Previously #7
  7. Cody Mathis (Sand Springs junior) Previously #8
  8. Dawson Hunt (Ponca City senior) Previously #9
  9. Austin Daniels (Jenks) Previously #10
  10. Connor Simpson (Edmond Memorial) Previously #9 in 145

Jaxen Gilmore took first place at Yukon, defeating Tyler Dieringer 4-2. Dieringer came in second and defeated Connor Simpson (who cut from 145) 5-2 and Kruz Simons 5-4. Simons placed third and pinned Austin Daniels in 2:15. Daniels took sixth. Simpson didn't place at Yukon, but took second at the Greg Henning Invitational. No. 5 Seth Graves moved up to 145.

145

  1. Kendon Lee (Stillwater senior)
  2. Beau Bratcher (Sand Springs senior)
  3. Ryan Swanson (Westmoore junior)
  4. Seth Graves (Edmond Memorial senior) Previously #5 in 138
  5. Zane Taylor (Yukon) Previously unranked
  6. Brandon Conrad (Owasso senior) Previously #4
  7. Shamar Duncan (Putnam City senior) Previously #8
  8. Blake Muse (Choctaw sophomore) Previously #6
  9. Killian McGrew (Jenks freshman) Previously unranked
  10. Noah Austin (Edmond North senior) Previously #7

No. 5 Baywiin Hollingshead moved up to 152 for Yukon, while No. 9 Connor Simpson cut to 138. Kendon Lee took third and pinned Noah Austin in 5:59. Seth Graves moved up from 138 and took second, pinning Shamar Duncan in 3:43 and topping Zane Taylor 3-1 in sudden victory, but didn't go head-to-head with Lee. Taylor took fourth and pinned Killian McGrew in 1:47. Duncan didn't place, but did top Blake Muse 7-6. McGrew pinned Austin in 0:51.

152

  1. Payton Scott (Sand Springs junior)
  2. Baywiin Hollingshead (Yukon) Previously #5 in 145
  3. Kyle Knowles (Edmond Memorial freshman) Previously #2
  4. Robert "RJ" Walker (Midwest City senior) Previously #3
  5. Jeff Speer (Choctaw junior) 
  6. Zach Johnson (Westmoore sophomore)
  7. Ezequiel Rubio (Ponca City senior) 
  8. Jermain Harring (Union) 
  9. Brady Mattioda (Broken Arrow junior) 
  10. Jacob Swafford (Edmond North)

Payton Scott padded his impressive resume with a 5-3 decision over RJ Walker at the Ram Duals. Baywiin Hollingshead moved up from 145 and pinned Kyle Knowles in 4:59 for a fourth place finish at Yukon. Knowles took fifth place. No. 4 Connor Wilcoxen moved up to 160.

160

  1. Jaryn Curry (Choctaw junior)
  2. Chase Vincent (Yukon senior)
  3. Caleb Wise (Broken Arrow junior)
  4. Connor Wilcoxen (Stillwater senior) Previously #4 in 152
  5. Joseph Messer (Norman North senior) Previously #4
  6. Cooper Meadows (Mustang senior) Previously #5
  7. Nolan Miller (Owasso junior)
  8. Noah Almy (Sand Springs sophomore)
  9. Grayson White (Ponca City junior)
  10. Warren Stanely (Jenks sophomore) 

Jaryn Curry took second place at Yukon, defeating Joseph Messer 6-3. Connor Wilcoxen moved up from 152 and took third, defeating Messer 3-2 in a tie-breaker round. Messer finished in fifth. Cooper Meadows took second at the Greg Henning Invitational and topped Nolan Miller 13-6 at the Ram Duals. No. 6 Nano Martinez cut to 152 at Yukon.

170

  1. Christian Bahl (Stillwater senior) 
  2. Zane Basma (Sand Springs senior)
  3. Zane Coleman (Choctaw sophomore)
  4. Jace Brownlee (Stillwater senior) 
  5. Payden Brown (Putnam City senior)
  6. Gage McBride (Mustang senior) Previously #7
  7. Sam Hensley (Edmond Memorial junior) Previously #6
  8. Joe Speno (Edmond Santa Fe senior)
  9. Kaleb Mertz (Owasso junior) 
  10. Lane Newlin (Ponca City)

Christian Bahl handily won the Yukon tournament. Gage McBride placed second at the Greg Henning Invitational and defeated Sam Hensley 5-0. Hensley took third and defeated Joe Speno 9-3.

182

  1. Gavin Potter (Broken Arrow) 
  2. Easton Rendleman (Choctaw junior) 
  3. Shane Flandermeyer (Westmoore junior)
  4. Justin "JD" Johnson (Owasso junior)
  5. Dakota Carnes (Sapulpa senior)
  6. Noah Hooks (Edmond North junior)
  7. Declan O'Brien (Deer Creek)
  8. Jaylen Childs (Putnam North)
  9. Joe Curtis (Bixby sophomore) 
  10. Darius "DJ" Boone (Union)

Easton Rendleman placed second at Yukon and Dakota Carnes took fourth.

195

  1. Zach Marcheselli (Broken Arrow sophomore) 
  2. Blake Minnick (Edmond North sophomore)
  3. Jesse Wetherington (Norman North)
  4. Rafe Johnson (Deer Creek freshman)
  5. Gary Dockery (Choctaw junior)
  6. Fisher Jones (Putanm City)
  7. Arin Copas (Mustang senior)
  8. Colin Foster (Yukon)
  9. Riley Corona (Westmoore senior)
  10. Luke Bratcher (Sand Springs sophomore) 

Gary Dockery took sixth place at Yukon. 

220

  1. Delvin Jordan (Sand Springs senior)
  2. Skyler Haynes (Broken Arrow senior)
  3. Mason Lancaster (Putnam City junior)
  4. Jon Martinez (Westmoore senior)
  5. Austin Fry (Ponca City senior)
  6. Caulin Poole (Choctaw junior)
  7. Cody Adams (Bixby senior)
  8. Yousef Aliya (Union senior)
  9. Gage Fain (Sand Springs junior) Previously #10 
  10. Parsa Lessani (Edmond North) Previously unranked

According to the Broken Arrow Ledger, State Champion Skyler Haynes has been cleared to return in time for the post season, marking a big challenge for Delvin Jordan, who has had fairly easy competition thus far. Mason Lancaster took first place at Yukon, pinning Caulin Poole in 4:00. Poole came in second and topped Cody Adams 2-1. Adams placed third and topped Parsa Lessani 5-1. Lessani took fourth. 

285

  1. Brey Walker (Southmoore junior)
  2. Gage Johnson (Norman North senior)
  3. Trenton Lieurance (Broken Arrow senior)
  4. Zach Austin (Choctaw senior) 
  5. Elwood Tomlin (Union senior)
  6. Ryan Tilbury (Midwest City senior) 
  7. Malik McGee (US. Grant)
  8. Blake Russell (Mustang senior) Previously unranked
  9. Brett Bridges (Ponca City) Previously #10
  10. Griff Stanley (Deer Creek junior) Previously unranked

Gage Johnson took first at Yukon, pinning Zach Austin in 2:26. Austin placed third. Blake Russell took sixth at the Greg Henning Invitational. 

Accumulative Dual Team Rankings (Final 5 Weeks)

  1. Sand Springs (1154 points)
  2. Choctaw (1150)
  3. Broken Arrow (1011)
  4. Edmond North (958)
  5. Yukon (862)
  6. Ponca City (681)
  7. Union (675)
  8. Westmoore (641)
  9. Mustang (493)
  10. Stillwater (440)
  11. Edmond Memorial (388)
  12. Norman (373)
  13. Claremore (307)
  14. Jenks (195)
  15. Sapulpa (184)

OSSAA Dual Team Rankings Week 10

  1. Choctaw (8-0, 9 first-place votes)
  2. Sand Springs (16-0, 15 first-place votes)
  3. Edmond North (10-0)
  4. Broken Arrow (7-2, 1 first-place vote)
  5. Yukon (6-2)
  6. Ponca City (8-2)
  7. Union (8-5)
  8. Westmoore (13-4)
  9. Norman (15-2)
  10. Mustang (10-7)
  11. Stillwater (8-3)
  12. Edmond Memorial (5-6)
  13. Claremore (14-7)
  14. Sapulpa (11-6)
  15. Jenks (3-4)

Accumulative Tournament Team Rankings (Final 5 Weeks)

  1. Sand Springs (1134)
  2. Choctaw (1092)
  3. Broken Arrow (1021)
  4. Edmond North (947)
  5. Yukon (823)
  6. Ponca City (659)
  7. Union (636)
  8. Westmoore (610)
  9. Stillwater (569)
  10. Mustang (483)
  11. Edmond Memorial (461)
  12. Norman North (307)
  13. Norman (256)
  14. Deer Creek (181)
  15. Jenks (166)

OSSAA Tournament Team Rankings Week 10

  1. Choctaw (6 first-place votes)
  2. Sand Springs (14 first-place votes)
  3. Broken Arrow (3 first-place votes)
  4. Edmond North
  5. Yukon
  6. Stillwater
  7. Ponca City
  8. Union
  9. Edmond Memorial
  10. Westmoore
  11. Mustang
  12. Norman
  13. Norman North
  14. Deer Creek (tied)
  15. Sapulpa (tied)

Sandite Pride Tournament Rankings

  1. Sand Springs (92)
  2. Choctaw (82)
  3. Broken Arrow (77)
  4. Edmond North (51)
  5. Yukon (46)
  6. Westmoore (43)
  7. Ponca City (38)
  8. Stillwater (35)
  9. Norman North (32)
  10. Edmond Memorial (29)
  11. Union (28)
  12. Mustang (28)
  13. Owasso (26)
  14. Deer Creek (24)
  15. Putnam City (24)
  16. Midwest City (22)
  17. Sapulpa (18)
  18. Bixby (15)
  19. Southmoore (13)
  20. Bartlesville (11)
  21. Jenks (8)
  22. U.S. Grant (7)
  23. Norman (6)
  24. Edmond Santa Fe (5)
  25. Putnam City North (3)
  26. Enid (2)
  27. Booker T. Washington (0)
  28. Capitol Hill (0)
  29. Lawton (0)
  30. Moore (0)
  31. Muskogee (0)
  32. Putnam City West (0)

6A No. 1 Sand Springs triumphs 75-6 over No. 14 Jenks for Homecoming

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No. 1 ranked senior Delvin Jordan pins Corbin Crisp in 50 seconds. (Photo: Morgan Miller).

By: Scott Emigh, Editor-in-Chief

The No. 1 ranked Charles Page High School varsity wrestling team (16-0) continued their undefeated season with a dominating 75-6 performance against No. 14 Jenks (3-4) Thursday night at homecoming.

Riley Weir (31-6 season, 52-18 career) wasted no time at 106, taking down Garrett Johnson in the first five seconds and added a trio of back points as the first period expired. He started the second period down, quickly reversed, then pinned his foe in 2:50. Tanner Ward (26-9, 102-21) was equally quick in taking control of Lucas Debolt and took a 5-1 lead with nearfall points in the first minute, then got the pin in 1:10.

120 was a potential State Tournament preview as previous State Qualifiers Michael Ritchey (29-8, 58-32) and Chase Slatton went head-to-head. The Sandite got an escape to start the second period 1-0, then nearly gave up a takedown as the Trojan caught him on one leg. The experienced senior didn't panic, however, and fought his way out of it. Ritchey had a vice grip on Slatton in the third and his opponent never came close to an escape. He added back points on two occasions and rode out for a 6-0 decision.

Blake Sargent (29-8, 81-22) took on Brandon Elrod at 126 and the Trojan put up a valiant effort, only trailing 2-0 after the first. Sargent chose the down position to start the second period and scored an escape thirty seconds in. The two stayed on their feet till the end of the period when Sargent got a takedown and pin at the 3:50 mark.

Oklahoma State-signed senior Daton Fix (36-0, 154-0) worked his usual technical assault on Enrique Chavez and scored five takedowns in the first minute. Fix led 12-5 after the first and was up 17-6 when he finally cradled the Trojan at 2:41.

Jack Karstetter (22-1, 95-16) received a forfeit at 138, then Beau Bratcher (35-6, 126-29) pinned Killian McGrew in 0:51. Colt Freeman was the next Trojan to fall, going down in 1:01 at the hands of junior Payton Scott (30-2, 51-10).

Jenks finally put points on the board with a pin of Noah Almy (17-16) in 1:10 at the hands of Chase Kelvington. Zane Basma (19-2, 81-27) quickly earned those points back, however, with a 1:10 pin of Jaylon Pitts.

Hayden Cramer (8-7) took on Naimul Islam at 182 and scored a takedown midway through the first period. Cramer started the second period down and escaped almost immediately, then took his foe to the mat once again. This time he added a pair of nearfall points before letting Islam escape and entered the third period 7-1. Islam chose the bottom in the final stretch and Cramer sealed the deal at 4:43.

Gage Fain (24-11, 37-33) received a forfeit, then Delvin Jordan (34-2, 65-14) played a game of cat and mouse with Corbin Crisp, working up a 6-1 lead before pinning him in 0:50. The final match of the night was between Caleb Orr and Kris Edwards (4-0), and the Sandite came out with the pin at 1:59 to seal the 75-6 team victory.

Sand Springs will return to action next Tuesday at Bixby (1-6) in their final dual of the regular season. After that they'll be traveling to Shawnee on February 10th for the Dual State Championship at Firelake Arena.

6A No. 1 Sand Springs defeats 3A No. 1 Perry 48-18 to win Ram Duals Championship

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By: Scott Emigh, Editor-in-Chief

Team Places

  1. 6A No. 1 Sand Springs
  2. 3A No. 1 Perry
  3. KS 6A No. 1 Manhattan
  4. Lebanon, MO
  5. 6A No. 12 Claremore
  6. 6A No. 6 Union
  7. 5A No. 4 Collinsville
  8. 3A No. 4 Comanche
  9. Pittsburg, KS
  10. 6A No. 9 Mustang
  11. 5A No. 10 Deer Creek
  12. Har-Ber High
  13. Bentonville, AR
  14. Owasso
  15. 3A No. 5 Vian
  16. Springdale, AR
  17. Enid
  18. Bartlesville
  19. Midwest City
  20. Salina

Most Outstanding Wrestler: Dylan Avery (Perry)

The No. 1 ranked Charles Page High School wrestling team (15-0) won their second-straight dual over another No. 1 ranked team to clinch the 2nd Annual Ram Duals title Saturday afternoon in Owasso. After topping Kansas No. 1 Manhattan 53-24 in the semifinals, they rolled to an equally impressive 48-18 victory over 3A No. 1 Perry (14-2). Sand Springs won ten of fourteen matches and never trailed.

Noah Almy (17-15) made his mark on the Maroons, handily outscoring State Qualifier Kort Davis 18-2 for a technical fall in 4:23. Zane Basma (18-2 season, 80-27 career) pinned Zack Lowry half a second before the first buzzer, then Hayden Cramer (7-7) narrowly avoided a fall and was saved by the buzzer against State Qualifier Kohl Owens. He picked up a takedown of his own early in the second period, but couldn't escape the pin the next time he went down and fell in 3:18.

The Maroons scored another victory at 195 with a back-and-forth 8-6 decision by State Qualifier Robert Spiekers over Gage Fain (23-11, 36-33), but Delvin Jordan (33-2, 64-14) made up for it by pinning Teaguen Wilson in 0:57. The Sandites forfeited heavyweight, but got bonus points at 106 as Riley Weir (30-6, 51-18) majored State Runner-Up Alex Valencia 12-0.

Tanner Ward (25-9, 101-21) lost an 8-4 decision to freshman Dylan Avery, but Michael Ritchey (28-8, 57-32) scored a big win at 120 with a 4-0 victory against State Champion Cale Betchan.

The Maroons' last big shot to get back into contention fell with State Runner-Up Brycen Justus who was defeated 8-2 by Blake Sargent (28-8, 90-22). Perry forfeited to Daton Fix (35-0, 153-0) and Jack Karstetter (21-1, 94-16) topped State Qualifier Riley Cinnamon 8-5 to clinch the dual at 36-18 with two matches left.

Beau Bratcher (34-6, 125-29) pinned Logan Patton in 1:29 and Payton Scott finished things up with a pin of State Qualifier Jace Burdick in 1:33. 

The Sandites will return to action Tuesday evening at 5:00 p.m. when they host 5A No. 4 Collinsville () at Clyde Boyd Middle School.

ROUND ONE: No. 1 Sandite Wrestling dominates Midwest City 69-9 at Ram Duals
ROUND TWO: No. 1 Sandite Wrestling shuts out No. 5 Vian 66-0
ROUND THREE: No. 1 Sandite Wrestling wins fifth shutout of the season, 80-0 over Springdale
ROUND FOUR: No. 1 Sandite Wrestling thrashes No. 12 Claremore 65-12
QUARTERFINALS: Tanner Ward picks up 100th win in 59-12 victory over 3A No. 4 Comanche
SEMIFINALS: No. 1 Sand Springs tops Kansas No. 1 Manhattan 53-24 with ten match wins

No. 1 Sand Springs tops Kansas No. 1 Manhattan 53-24 with ten match wins

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By: Scott Emigh, Editor-in-Chief

Oklahoma can officially claim to be better than Kansas after the No. 1 teams in each state went head-to-head Saturday afternoon at the Owasso Ram Duals. 6A No. 1 Sand Springs (14-0) came from behind to top the No. 1 Manhattan Indians in ten of fourteen matches. 

Senior State Runner-Up Beau Bratcher (33-6, 124-29) won a 3-0 decision over two-time State Champion Mason Wallace to kick things off in the Sandites' favor, then the Indians put the Okies on their toes as State Qualifier Jalin Harper pinned Payton Scott (28-2, 49-10) in 3:38 to put the Sandites in an unusual position: behind. With an average dual score of 66-8, the Sandites haven't trailed all season long, but Manhattan led for five-straight matches before Sand Springs found their feet in the lower weights.

Noah Almy (16-15) was pinned in 1:22 by State Qualifier Zephry Killham. Zane Basma (17-2, 79-27) responded by pinning State Qualifier Chance Henderson in 1:25. State Qualifier Robert Houston picked up another fall for the Indians in 2:52 over Hayden Cramer (7-5), then the Sandites finally took the lead with pins from Gage Fain (23-10, 36-32) and Delvin Jordan (32-2, 63-14). Fain topped Christian Schlepp in 4:48 and Jordan picked up his 25th pin of the season in 25 seconds against State Qualifier Hunter Christensen. 

The Indians got back in the lead with a fall at heavyweight as State Runner-Up Eldon Picou pinned Dominique Pipes (2-5, 2-7) in 0:15, but those would be the last points Manhattan would score.

Riley Weir (29-6, 50-18) picked up his 50th win with a pin of Tate Sauder in 0:53. Tanner Ward (25-8, 101-20) received a forfeit. Michael Ritchey (27-8, 56-32) pinned State Qualifier Joe Braun in 1:52. Blake Sargent (27-8, 79-22) pinned State Qualifier Abraham Sanchez in 1:28. Daton Fix (34-0, 152-0) worked up a 24-9 tech fall against freshman Bubba Wilson, and Jack Karstetter (20-1, 93-16) won a 9-3 decision over State Runner-Up Devin Norris to finish the dual.

Sand Springs will battle 3A No. 1 Perry (14-1) at 2:30 in the championship round. Perry boasts one State Champion, two State Runners-Up, and eleven total State Qualifiers--nearly identical to the Sandite lineup. The Maroons' only loss this season was to 4A No. 1 Tuttle (9-0), who is nationally ranked by FloWrestling at No. 11. The Sandites are fifteenth in the nation and have already topped Perry at both the Perry Tournament of Champions and the Kansas City Stampede, but there were few head-to-head matches between the teams at either tournament. 

No. 1 Sandite Wrestling thrashes No. 12 Claremore 65-12

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By: Scott Emigh, Editor-in-Chief

The Sandites just love their pinning streaks. Even when they take on some of the toughest teams in the State, they're shooting for the fall every time.

Team Results:

Pool A
1st Sand Springs (4-0)
2nd Claremore (3-1)
3rd Vian (1-3)
4th Springdale (1-3)
5th Midwest City (1-3)

Pool B
1st Collinsville (3-1)
2nd Comanche (3-1)
3rd Pittsburg (2-2)
4th Bentonville (2-2)
5th Bartlesville (0-4)

Pool C
1st Perry (4-0)
2nd Lebanon (3-1)
3rd Mustang (2-2)
4th Owasso (1-3)
5th Enid (0-4)

Pool D
1st Manhattan (4-0)
2nd Union (3-1)
3rd Deer Creek (2-2)
4th Har-Ber (1-3)
5th Salina (0-4)

The No. 1 ranked Sand Springs wrestling team (12-0) continued their undefeated season with a commanding 65-12 victory over No. 12 Claremore (9-3), winning eleven of fourteen matches with nine pins.

Three-time undefeated State Champion Daton Fix (32-0 season) picked up his 150th career win. The Oklahoma State-committed senior put on a takedown clinic against Parker Price, working up a 16-7 lead before pinning his foe in 3:34.

Technically Jack Karstetter (18-1, 91-16) didn't get a fall, but he did get a technical fall, topping State Qualifier Logan Rea 17-2 in only 3:26. Beau Bratcher (27-6, 118-29) elected to go for the actual fall, pinning State Qualifier Tracy Reeder in 4:41, and Payton Scott (27-1, 48-9) followed suit with a pin of Corbin Ballard in 2:21.

The streak came to a close at 170 as State Qualifier Austin Short prevailed 7-4 over sophomore Noah Almy (16-13). Zane Basma (16-2, 78-27) responded with a pin of State Qualifier Josh Parzaile in 2:29, but Claremore picked up another win at 182 as Seth Seago topped freshman Hayden Cramer (7-4) in a close 5-1 decision. 

Gage Fain (22-9, 35-31) pinned Adam Cegielski in 2:27 and Delvin Jordan (30-2, 61-14) took down Ryan Cochran in 0:58, then Claremore pulled out their lone pin of the night as Paul Odell topped sophomore Dominique Pipes (1-4, 1-6) in 4:28. That would be the last match the Zebras would win.

Championship Bracket

Riley Weir (27-6, 48-18) pinned Michael McMorris in 0:50, Tanner Ward (23-8, 99-20) pinned Ethan Stevenson in 3:12, Michael Ritchey (25-8, 54-32) received a forfeit, and Blake Sargent (25-8, 77-22) pinned Cole Harris in 1:11 to wrap up the night. 

The Sandites will return to action Saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. with a rematch against No. 6 Union (6-4). Sand Springs defeated the Redskins 68-9 earlier this season. 

SEE RELATED: No. 1 Sandite Wrestling wins fifth shutout of the season, 80-0 over Springdale
SEE RELATED: No. 1 Sandite Wrestling shuts out No. 5 Vian 66-0
SEE RELATED: No. 1 Sandite Wrestling dominates Midwest City 69-9 at Ram Duals
 

No. 1 Sandite Wrestling wins fifth shutout of the season, 80-0 over Springdale

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By: Scott Emigh, Editor-in-Chief

Round Four Results:

Pool A
Sand Springs 80 Springdale 0
Midwest City 47 Vian 36
Claremore bye

Pool B
Collinsville 52 Bartlesville 24
Comanche 45 Bentonville 31
Pittsburgh bye

Pool C
Perry 78 Enid 6
Mustang 34 Owasso 33
Lebanon bye

Pool D
Manhattan 70 Salina 12
Deer Creek 33 Har-Ber 27
Union bye

The No. 1 ranked Charles Page High School varsity wrestling team (11-0) just cant be stopped this season. In the fourth round of the Ram Duals tournament they rolled to their fifth shutout of the season, 80-0 over Springdale, Arkansas.

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Blake Sargent (24-8 season, 76-22 career) pinned Logan Walton in 0:53 to start off the dual, then Oklahoma State-commit Daton Fix (31-0, 149-0) put on a takedown clinic and led Kotomai Tamangdad 8-4 before pinning him in 1:20. Jack Karstetter (17-1, 90-16) handled Paul Mejibon in 0:39, Cody Mathis (8-5, 26-19) pinned Leeon Runny in 1:10, and Payton Scott (26-1, 47-9) took down Jonathan Snider in 0:23 for a 30-0 team lead. 

The pinning streak finally came to an end as Noah Almy (16-12) won a 7-1 decision over Jordi Villarreal, but Hayden Cramer (7-3) started it right back up again by pinning Noland Joran in 5:53. Gage Fain (21-9, 34-31) took care of Roland Joran in 1:29, and Delvin Jordan (29-2, 60-14) topped Cree Gonzalis in 0:42.

Dominique Pipes (1-3, 1-5) picked up a forfeit at heavyweight. Riley Weir (26-6, 47-18) scored a 15-0 technical fall over Isaace Ponce in 2:07, Tanner Ward (22-8, 98-20) pinned Christian Davidson in 0:34, and Michael Ritchey (24-8, 53-32) ended the dual with a fall over Thoper Runny in 3:36.