CPHS Basketball: Bartlesville upsets No. 10 Sand Springs 59-52, Savage scores 20

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The Class 6A No. 10 ranked Charles Page High School boys' basketball team (11-4 overall, 4-3 conference) suffered their first upset of the season Tuesday night, falling 59-52 to unranked Bartlesville (6-10, 2-5). Previously the Sandites had only dropped games to top-five teams.

The Sandites pulled away from the Bruins only one time in the first quarter, briefly taking a 10-5 lead before Jaylin Oliver hit a three point basket. Cale Savage hit a three of his own, then DeAndre Young hit another tre for the Bruins. Davon Richardson scored in the paint, then Andrew Gronigan cut it to 15-14 to end the stanza.

Shane Simpson gave the home team their second lead of the game to start the second period, Colt Savage and Matthew Price scored back-to-back to make it 19-16, then Tayo Dina and Oliver scored back-to-back to reclaim the lead. Colt Savage put the Sandites back out front one last time, then Bartlesville ran the rest of the half by as much as 28-23 before Cale Savage hit a deep two before the end of the period.

Dina came out hot in the second half and scored from both two and three-point range. The teams traded blows throughout the period but neither got much of a run. The Sandites scored only five points, all from Colt Savage, and trailed 39-30 to start the fourth.

Things improved from there as Richardson and Cole Durkee scored back-to-back to open up the stanza. The Bruins still led 46-38 with 3:35 to play when Bilger fouled out. Richardson and Colt Savage both scored free throws, Dina hit a two, then Savage scored his first three of the night for the closest score of the second half, 48-44, with 1:50 to play. That was as close as it would get.

Dina made a three-point play, then Dina and Oliver both added two apiece from the stripe to put the game in the bag. Jonathan Quier came in and scored three off a rebound, Dina added two more, Gage Fisher scored three, Oliver scored two more, then Josh Minney posted the last points of the night for Sand Springs.

Dina led all scorers with 22 points, twenty of which came in the second half. Colt Savage scored twenty for Sand Springs. Richardson and Oliver had thirteen apiece for their teams. 

Sand Springs will look to get back on track with a road game at Muskogee (7-9, 4-3) this Friday. The Roughers are coming off a 68-62 upset win over No. 9 Sapulpa (12-4, 4-3). Bartlesville will look to repeat their success at Bixby (6-10, 1-6) this Friday.

BHS 59 CPHS 52

1Q CPHS 15-14
2Q BHS 14-10
3Q BHS 11-5
4Q CPHS 22-20

Field Goals: BHS 18-of-36, CPHS 22-of-49.
Free Throws: BHS 17-of-24, CPHS 4-of-11.
Offensive Rebounds: CPHS 7, BHS 1.
Defensive Rebounds: BHS 21, CPHS 14.
Total Rebounds: BHS 22, CPHS 21.
Steals: BHS 6, CPHS 4.
Blocks: CPHS 3, BHS 1.
Fouls: CPHS 19, BHS 13.

(Sand Springs Stats)
Scoring: Colt Savage 20, Richardson 13, Cale Savage 5, Minney 4, Fisher 3, Quier 3, Durkee 2, Price 2.
Offensive Rebounds: Richardson 2, Minney 2, Price 1, Williams 1, Quier 1.
Defensive Rebounds: Richardson 4, Colt Savage 3, Cale Savage 2, Durkee 2, Price 1, Fisher 1, Minney 1.
Total Rebounds: Richardson 6, Colt Savage 3, Minney 3, Cale Savage 2, Durkee 2, Price 2, Williams 1, Fisher 1, Quier 1.
Steals: Colt Savage 2, Cale Savage 1, Durkee 1.
Assists: Colt Savage 1, Cale Savage 1, Fisher 1.
Blocks: Durkee 2, Richardson 1.
Fouls: Colt Savage 4, Price 4, Richardson 3, Williams 3, Cale Savage 2, Durkee 2, Fox 1.

(Bartlesville Stats)
Scoring: Dina 22, Oliver 13, Gronigan 9, Young 5, Bilger 4, Simpson 3, Bryant 3.
Fouls: Bilger 5, Oliver 4, Simpson 2, Beard 2.

Frontier Valley Standings

No. 1 Broken Arrow (15-1, 7-0)
No. 7 Union (12-4, 5-2)
No. 11 Owasso (13-3, 5-2)
No. 10 Sand Springs (11-4, 4-3)
Muskogee (7-9, 4-3)
No. 9 Sapulpa (12-4, 4-3)
5A No. 8 Bishop Kelley (9-6, 3-4)
Bartlesville (6-10, 2-5)
Bixby (6-10, 1-6)
Jenks (5-11, 0-7)

Week 9 High School 6A Basketball Rankings

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Girls Rankings

  1. Putnam City West (13-2)
  2. Bartlesville (16-0
  3. Edmond Santa Fe (13-3
  4. Owasso (13-3)
  5. Choctaw (13-4)
  6. Edmond Memorial (12-4)
  7. Westmoore (12-4)
  8. Norman North (12-4)
  9. Mustang (11-5)
  10. Sand Springs (10-5)
  11. Norman (13-3)
  12. Bixby (13-3)
  13. Edmond North (12-4)
  14. Midwest City (10-7)
  15. Shawnee (13-3)
  16. Deer Creek (10-6)
  17. Ponca City (12-5)
  18. Yukon (10-6)
  19. Jenks (8-7)
  20. Sapulpa (9-7)

Conference Strength Ratings

Central Oklahoma (55)
Suburban (46.1)
Big Ten (44.5)
Frontier Valley (41.8)
All-City (8.7)

Top Offenses - Avg. Points Scored

  1. Putnam City West (75.0)
  2. Westmoore (64.1)
  3. Yukon (59.3)
  4. Edmond Santa Fe (58.2)
  5. Choctaw (57.3)
  6. Sand Springs (56.8)
  7. Ponca City (55.7)
  8. Norman (55.4)
  9. Jenks (54.9)
  10. Bartlesville (54.4)

Top Defenses - Avg. Points Allowed

  1. Shawnee (31.4)
  2. Bartlesville (31.6)
  3. Mustang (37.9)
  4. Edmond North (37.9)
  5. Moore (38.0)
  6. Owasso (39.5)
  7. Bixby (40.9)
  8. Choctaw (41.5)
  9. Edmond Memorial (42.3)
  10. Ponca City (42.4)

Avg. Margin of Victory

  1. Putnam City West (27.3)
  2. Bartlesville (22.8)
  3. Westmoore (17.6)
  4. Choctaw (15.8)
  5. Shawnee (14.4)
  6. Edmond North (13.6)
  7. Ponca City (13.4)
  8. Yukon (13.2)
  9. Owasso (11.9)
  10. Norman (10.4)

Boys Rankings

  1. Broken Arrow (15-1)
  2. Putnam City West (12-3)
  3. Norman North (14-2)
  4. Edmond Santa Fe (13-3)
  5. Putnam City North (13-4)
  6. Midwest City (12-5)
  7. Union (12-4)
  8. Norman (10-3)
  9. Sapulpa (12-4)
  10. Sand Springs (11-4)
  11. Owasso (13-3)
  12. Edmond Memorial (10-6)
  13. Putnam City (9-8)
  14. Choctaw (9-8)
  15. Southmoore (8-8)
  16. Stillwater (9-7)
  17. Westmoore (7-9)
  18. Edmond North (7-9)
  19. Mustang (8-8)
  20. Moore (7-9)

Conference Strength Ratings

Big Ten (59.2)
Frontier Valley (52.6)
Central Oklahoma (45)
Suburban (39.9)
All-City (23.1)

Top Offenses - Avg. Points Scored

  1. Midwest City (76.2)
  2. Putnam City West (73.4)
  3. Sapulpa (73.3)
  4. Edmond Santa Fe (71.3)
  5. Putnam City North (70.6)
  6. Broken Arrow (70.1)
  7. Capitol Hill (69.2)
  8. Union (68.8)
  9. Norman North (67.9)
  10. Choctaw (67.5)

Top Defenses - Avg. Points Allowed

  1. Stillwater (48.1)
  2. Broken Arrow (49.1)
  3. Edmond Memorial (51.0)
  4. Owasso (53.3)
  5. Union (53.4)
  6. Sand Springs (53.4)
  7. Westmoore (54.6)
  8. Edmond North (54.8)
  9. Mustang (55.3)
  10. Norman (55.6)

Avg. Margin of Victory

  1. Broken Arrow (21.0)
  2. Union (15.4)
  3. Putnam City West (13.5)
  4. Edmond Santa Fe (12.9)
  5. Sand Springs (12.6)
  6. Putnam City North (12.2)
  7. Owasso (11.1)
  8. Sapulpa (10.7)
  9. Norman North (10.3)
  10. Midwest City (9.7)

Youth Wrestling: Kaden Glass wins Flo National Championship

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Pictured: Clayton Giddens took fourth place at the Flo Tulsa Nationals.

Sand Springs Team Big wrestling club member Kaden Glass (8-0) picked up his second National Championship title of the month this past weekend. After going 4-0 in the U.S. Junior Open Championship, he repeated the feat at the Flo Tulsa Nationals, winning the 200-pound bracket in the fifteen-and-under division.

After scoring a 17-2 technical fall against Frank Lucero (Albuquerque) in 1:44, Glass’s next three matches were a lot closer. He defeated Nathan Wemstrom (Buffalo Grove) 7-2, only giving up escape points, but he had to come from behind in his next match. He scored first on Kyle Hobill (Chandler), but Hobill reversed to tie it up, then took a 5-2 lead in the second period with an escape and a takedown. Glass reversed with only five seconds left in the second period, then scored a takedown midway through the third to secure the 6-5 decision.

In the finals Glass scored first against KJ Miley (House Springs) and gave up an escape to start the second period up 2-1. Miley reversed for the lead and stayed out front till fifteen seconds before the end of the match when Glass scored a takedown for the 4-3 decision.

Clayton Giddens (15-2) placed fourth at seventy pounds in the twelve-and-under division. He pinned Joey Hutchins (Medford) in 1:18 and Cole Frost (Gilbertville) in 41 seconds, then defeated DJ Bonam (Omaha) 5-2 before falling 2-1 to Jackson Blum (Otsego) in an ultimate tie-breaker. In consolation he defeated Sam Herring (Memphis) 4-3 but fell 2-0 to Davis Motyka (Kingston) in the finals.

Jaxon Trotter (18-6) placed fourth at 100 pounds in the ten-and-under division. He lost his opening match to Kyle Harrall (Geary), but won five-straight in consolation. He pinned Gregory Moore (Omaha) in 0:57 and Daxton Williams (Omaha) in 1:00, then won a 6-1 decision over Percie Hatfield (Moyock), a 2-0 decision over Gabriel Goode (Paola), and a 4-1 decision over Devan Parn (Brookfield) before falling to Danny Zmorowski (Twinsburg) in the finals.

Asher Giddens (14-4) took fifth place at 46 pounds in the six-and-under division. He fell 13-7 to Casey Bittner (Salinas) in the opening round, but worked his way through the consolation bracket by defeating Andres Esparza (Commerce City) 10-1, Easton Rodgers (Bixby) 6-2, and Cru Foster (Chickasha) 2-1 before falling 5-0 to Elias Faith (Evansville) in the consolation semifinals. In the placement round he defeated Santino Martinez (Albuquerque) 6-3.

Youth Wrestling: Thirteen Sandites win gold at Berryhill Tournament

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Thirteen members of the Sand Springs Team Big wrestling club won first place medals at the recent Berryhill youth tournament in Tulsa. 

Division Five

Wyatt Meredith (6-3) won the 92-pound bracket by pinning Ethan Smith (Berryhill) in 27 seconds and winning a 13-3 major decision against Kyler Tabor (Berryhill).

Sammy Naugle (2-2) lost his first two matches to Hunter Waits (Berryhill) and Elijah Hynes (Broken Arrow), but pinned Cameron Pritchard (Bristow) in 3:21 and won a 6-3 decision over Destiny Smith (Sperry) for third place at 113 pounds.

Division Four

Zander Grigsby (5-4) won the 67-pound bracket and barely even spent a minute on the mat. He pinned Colton Ganaway (Jenks) in nineteen seconds and Beau Canfield (Bristow) in 54.

Abraham Flores (13-3) won his fourth tournament of the year at 110 pounds. He pinned Colton Hainzinger (Collinsville) in 1:30 and received a forfeit from teammate Adrian Flores (3-9). Adrian defeated Hainzinger 4-3 for second place.

Balance Johnson (5-0) won the 140-pound bracket with a pair of falls. He pinned Micco Jones (Sapulpa) in 4:20 and Blake Postoak (Berryhill) in 1:20.

Mitchell Smith (8-3) placed second at eighty pounds. He pinned Ryan Cantrell (Cleveland) in 2:34 and Carson Leach (Collinsville) in 2:33 before falling 7-0 to Hudson Henslick (Collinsville).

Division Three

Matthew Moore (13-2) won his second-straight tournament at 64 pounds. He majored Joey Bish (Berryhill) 9-0 and won 8-2 and 11-4 decisions against teammate Tanner Copeland and Aydin Machado (Cushing) respectively.

Ayreson Reiss (4-0) won the 67-pound bracket, majoring Luke Shaffer (Collinsville) 10-1 and teammate Colt Cothran (6-15) 11-2, pinning Mason Lapham (Owasso) in 1:49, and scoring a 6-2 decision over teammate Brody Wilson (2-5). Wilson placed second, pinning Shaffer in 0:42 and defeating Cothran 6-4. Cothran came in third, pinning Lapham in 2:46 and defeating Shaffer 9-6.

David Ritchey (6-2) drew only one competitor at 73 pounds, and won the best-of-three series against Mason Moore (Owasso) for his second-straight tournament title. He majored Moore 12-4 and pinned him in 2:34.

Kaden Pope (8-2) had the most impressive run of the tournament, winning the 61-pound bracket entirely by fall. He pinned Matteo Carrasco (Collinsville) in 51 seconds, Connor Cox (Ponca City) in 43 seconds, and Isaiah Carrasco (Collinsville) in 32 seconds.

Jaxon Trotter (13-4 Division 3, 4-3 Division 4) won the 100-pound bracket, defeating Aiden Petitt (Broken Arrow) 15-0, Kole Lamont (Broken Arrow) 8-6, and Zachary Fischer (Jenks) 17-1. He also placed second in Division Four, pinning Gage Smith (Berryhill) in 3:34.

Jaxon Grigsby (10-3) came in second at 55 pounds, pinning Conner Krajicek (Owasso) in 1:13 and Tucker Alberty (Sapulpa) in 1:26 before falling 4-0 to Mason Burnham (Catoosa) in the finals.

Division Two

Kasen McAffrey (9-0) won his fourth-straight tournament at seventy pounds. He defeated Max Harland (Berryhill) 5-2 and pinned Payson Robinson (Sapulpa) in 2:56.

Promised Johnson (5-1) placed second at 75 pounds. He pinned Eli Montgomery (Berryhill) in 48 seconds and won a 22-7 tech fall over Caiden Estrada (Sperry) but fell 6-4 to Carter Wood (Berryhill) in sudden victory overtime.

Novice 4

Ramone Sparks (9-1) placed second at 92 pounds, defeating Gunner Boulware (Broken Arrow) 9-6 and pinning Konnor Kaul (Jenks) in 2:47 before falling 7-1 to Seth Friday (Jenks).

Novice 3

Isaac Sensintaffar (3-0) took first place at 76 pounds, pinning teammate Connor Beals (12-7) in twenty seconds and winning a 14-2 major decision over Mavrick Aunko (Collinsville). Beals placed second, defeating Aunko 9-6.

Tanner Copeland (2-2 Open, 3-0 Novice) won the 64-pound bracket handily, pinning Blayton Collins (Sand Springs) in 1:41 and Jake Patterson (Catoosa) in 0:52, and majoring Landon Dodd (Sperry) 10-2. He also placed third in Open, pinning Joey Bish (Berryhill) in 22 seconds. Lane Bailey (9-1) placed third. He pinned Carter Meloy (Cushing) in thirteen seconds before falling 12-2 to Dodd. In consolation he majored Collins 12-1 and won a rematch with Meloy 13-6.

Novice 2

Griffin Sensintaffar (3-0) took first in the 55-pound bracket. He majored Daxton Iten (Broken Arrow) 10-2, defeated Trey Burk (Cleveland) 12-9, then defeated Jett Richards (Inola) 8-7 in an overtime tie-breaker.

Blayton Collins (15-10) placed second at 64 pounds. He received a forfeit in the opening round, then pinned Nathan Rickers (Woodward) in 2:43 before falling 7-1 to Kyler Walters (Kingfisher) in the finals.

Legend Johnson (2-1) placed second at 61 pounds, pinning Isabella Perea (Sapulpa) in 37 seconds and Brayden Grimes (Sand Springs) in 24 seconds before falling 6-3 to Keller Byrum (Jenks).

Tyler Feigenbaum (13-4) came in runner-up at 67 pounds. He majored Austin Halley (Bristow) 14-0 and topped Corbyn Smith (Broken Arrow) 9-5 in sudden victory overtime before falling to Erblin Morina (Bartlesville) in the finals.

Novice 1

Zayden Anderson (3-1) came in runner-up at 43 pounds, pinning Wyatt Bruce (Bartlesville) in sixteen seconds and winning a 15-7 major decision against Zane Robinson (Collinsville) before falling to Jerren Scott (Collinsville) in the finals.

Spencer Grimes (3-2) came in runner-up at 37 pounds. He pinned Tristan Gardland (Berryhill) in 0:49 and Dominic Campbell (Inola) in 1:41 before falling to Hutch Landrum (Broken Arrow) in the finals. Aubrey Holman (4-5) placed third. He was pinned in the opening round by Dillan Cantrell (Inola), but rebounded in consolation by pinning Dallas Williams (Bartlesville) in 0:56 and Campbell in 1:16. In the finals he won a rematch with Cantrell and prevailed 15-13 in sudden victory overtime.

CPHS Wrestling: Sandites steamroll 3A No. 2 Comanche 50-21, place 5th at Ram Duals

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Owasso, OK - The Class 6A No. 5 ranked Charles Page High School wrestling team (12-3) finished strong at the Third Annual Ram Duals, throttling 3A No. 2 Comanche (12-4) for fifth place in the tournament.

Kaleb Tabor (19-9) pinned Ethon Hamrick in 4:21 and Braydon Dahl (1-3) picked up his first varsity win by pinning Kyle Lokey in 1:40 for a 12-0 Sandite lead.

Cade Cook won an 8-3 decision over Dayvon Taylor (16-17), Dalien Presgrove and Konner Doucet received forfeits, and Jacob Martinez pinned Josh Fincannon (8-14) in 3:59 for a 21-12 Comanche lead.

Gage Fain (16-6, 55-45) came up big for the Sandites by pinning Rowdy Rhone in 0:52 and Carter Young (31-1) pinned Lake Epperson to put the Sandites back out front.

Brendon Wiseley (12-7, 13-7) received a forfeit, State Champion Riley Weir (21-6, 83-24) scored a 16-4 major decision against State Qualifier Jaxon Miller, and Seth Jones (21-12, 23-15) won a 5-0 decision against Gage Miller to make it 37-21. 

Irwin Portillo (23-16, 29-21) escaped for a last-second takedown against State Qualifier Trevor Cusumano to win a 5-4 decision and clinch the dual. Scott Patton (22-16, 29-18) majored Trent Cusumano 16-6, and Chris Kirby (16-5) iced the cake by pinning Zack Mayes in 2:27. 

The Sandites will return to action Thursday the 25th when they travel to No. 9 Jenks (9-1).

CPHS Wrestling: Sandites roll over Kansas 6A State Champions 39-20

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Owasso, OK - Bigger isn’t always better. After falling 38-30 to the Kansas 5A State Champions, the Sandites rebounded with a victory over the Kansas 6A State Champions in the consolation semifinals at the Third Annual Ram Duals. Charles Page High School (11-3) defeated Mannhattan High School 39-20. 

Chris Kirby (15-5) kicked things off in style by pinning Daron Island-Jones in 2:42. The Indians got on the board with a 14-6 major decision from State Runner-Up Bubba Wilson over Kaleb Tabor (18-9) and took the lead as State Champion Jalin Harper pinned Braydon Dahl (0-3) in 0:55. Quincy Saddler won an 8-8 ultimate tie breaker against Dayvon Taylor (16-16) before the Sandites got back in the win column with a 6-4 decision from Noah Almy (4-5, 28-25) over Mikey Soberano. Both teams gave up unsportsmanlike penalties in that match and the Indians held the lead at 12-8.

Josh Fincannon (8-13) gave up a 9-1 major decision to Robert Houston, Gage Fain (15-6, 54-44) got a forfeit at 220, and Hunter Christensen won an 8-0 major decision against Robbie Parrish (1-10) to make it 20-14.

Carter Young (30-1) won an 18-3 technical fall against State Qualifier Tate Saunders and Brendon Wiseley (11-7, 12-7) teched Adrian Kaus 16-0 for the team lead.

State Champion Riley Weir (20-6, 82-24) won a 5-0 decision against Joshua Pence, and Seth Jones (20-12, 22-15) pinned Marccus Wallace in 1:36 to clinch the dual at 33-20. Irwin Portillo (22-16, 28-21) won a 3-1 decision over Darius Island-Jones and Scott Patton (21-16, 28-18) won a 7-0 decision against Jacob Mitchell to wrap things up.

The Sandites will wrestle for fifth place against 3A No. 2 Comanche (12-3) at 1:45 p.m. at Owasso High School.