CPHS Wrestling: Sandites qualify six for State, sitting in fifth at Regionals

The No. 5 ranked Charles Page High School wrestling team is sitting in fifth place after session three at the 6A-East Regional. The Sandites have qualified six for the State Tournament with three finalists and three consolation finalists. The team has 124.5 points, trailing No. 1 Broken Arrow at 274.5, No. 4 Edmond North at 161.5, No. 9 Owasso with 136.5, and No. 13 Bartlesville with 125.

Brendon Wiseley (35-11, 49-19) pinned his way to the 106-pound finals, taking down Cooper Britton in 5:34, Brenner James in 1:38, and Colby Strachan in 4:27. Wiseley will take on Broken Arrow junior Bryce Cockrell in the finals. He pinned Cockrell in their last meeting.

Scott Patton (28-1, 63-23) is in the 152-pound finals. He pinned Spencer Shook in 5:23 and majored Jayden Villalobos 14-1. In the finals he will take on defending Jenks State Champion Drake Vannoy, who he defeated 6-2 in a dual earlier this year.

Kaden Glass (31-8) is aiming for the 220 title. He pinned Curtis Fodor in 1:07 and Luis Vega in 1:41 at 195 pounds, then edged out Elijah Tomlin 3-2 in the semifinals. In the finals he will take on two-time defending Broken Arrow State Champion Gavin Potter. Potter pinned Glass at the Sapulpa tournament finals, but Glass was able to score on the senior.

Seth Jones (19-13, 41-27) will wrestle for third at 126. He pinned Killian McNichol in 3:38 and Noah Smith in 1:51 before falling 9-0 to defending State Champion Laif Jones in the semis. He scored an 8-7 decision against Ahmad Alserafei Saturday morning, scoring the go-ahead escape with 25 seconds left in the third. In placement he will wrestle Ponca City sophomore Shayden Trant.

Chris Kirby (33-12, 55-22) will wrestle for third at 160. He pinned Noah Alexander in 2:11, Devin Cross in 0:18, Isaac Gibson in 1:56, and Killian McGrew in 3:01. In placement he will get a rematch with Owasso junior Nate Jacobson who defeated him in the semifinals on Friday.

Blake Jones (25-12) will wrestle for third at 132. He pinned Caleb Rogers in 5:26 and Logan Herrell in 2:47, decisioned Garrett Weis 8-2, teched Cason Deyalsingh 17-1 in only 3:00 and majored Carlos Arechiga 12-4. His only loss was an upset to Union freshman Caleb Rogers who pinned him in 5:26 after the Sandite led 10-3 in the third period. He will take on Bartlesville junior Ethan Gilkey, who pinned him in a dual earlier this season.

Two-time State Champion Riley Weir is out for the remainder of the season with a rib injury and ended his career with a 108-34 record.

The placement matches will be held at 5:00 p.m. on Saturday at Jenks’s Frank Herald Field House. All six Sandites are guaranteed to advance to State, but their placement will determine their seeding.

Team Scores
274.5 Broken Arrow
161.5 Edmond North
136.5 Owasso
125.0 Bartlesville
124.5 Sand Springs
117.5 Jenks
85.0 Ponca City
85.0 Union
64.0 Shawnee
58.5 Muskogee
58.0 Enid
50.5 Norman
44.0 Bixby
37.0 Putnam North
17.0 Edmond Santa Fe
12.0 Sapulpa

Finals
106: Wiseley (CPHS) v. Cockrell (Bartlesville).
113: Cockrell (BAHS) v. Tecson (Owasso).
120: Blankenship (Bixby) v. Hill (BAHS).
126: Perez (BAHS) v. Jones (Bartlesville).
132: Witcraft (BAHS) v. Washington (Owasso).
138: Schickram (PoHi) v. Gonzalez (BAHS).
145: Randall (EdNo) v. Hernandez (Union).
152: Patton (CPHS) v. Vannoy (Jenks).
160: Floyd (EdNo) v. Rozell (BAHS).
170: Mattioda (BAHS) v. Bowman (EdNo).
182: Skillings (BAHS) v. Fleming (Owasso).
195: Potter (BAHS) v. Glass (CPHS).
220: Marcheselli (BAHS) v. McCoy (EdNo).
285: Cortes (BAHS) v. Orr (Jenks).

CPHS Wrestling: Sandites send three to Regional finals, seven still in contention

The No. 5 ranked Charles Page High School wrestling team is sitting in fourth place after day one at the 6A-East Regional. The Sandites have seven wrestlers still in contention and sent three to the Championship finals. The team has 95 points, trailing No. 1 Broken Arrow at 268.5, No. 4 Edmond North at 134.5 and No. 9 Owasso with 114.5.

Two-time State Champion Riley Weir is out for the remainder of the season with a rib injury and ended his career with a 108-34 record. Junior heavyweight Josh Fincannon finished the season 25-17, missing Regionals with appendicitis.

Brendon Wiseley (35-11, 49-19) pinned his way to the 106-pound finals, taking down Cooper Britton in 5:34 and Brenner James in 1:38. In the semis he took a 6-0 lead on Bartlesville’s Colby Strachan before felling the Bruin at 4:27. Wiseley will take on Broken Arrow junior Bryce Cockrell in the finals. He pinned Cockrell in their last meeting.

Scott Patton (28-1, 63-23) got a first round bye at 152 then pinned Ponca City senior Spencer Shook in 5:23. In the semis he majored Edmond North senior Jayden Villalobos 14-1 with three takedowns and six nearfall points. In the finals he will take on defending Jenks State Champion Drake Vannoy, who he defeated 6-2 in a dual earlier this year.

Kaden Glass (31-8) pinned Curtis Fodor in 1:07 and Luis Vega in 1:41 at 195 pounds, then edged out Union senior Elijah Tomlin 3-2 in the semifinals. In the finals he will take on two-time defending Broken Arrow State Champion Gavin Potter. Potter pinned Glass at the Sapulpa tournament finals, but Glass was able to score on the senior.

Seth Jones (18-13, 40-27) competed at 126 and pinned Killian McNichol in 3:38 and Noah Smith in 1:51 before falling 9-0 to defending Bartlesville State Champion Laif Jones in the semis. He will wrestle either Putnam North senior Ahmad Alserafei or Enid freshman Trinit Zweifel in the consolation semifinals.

Chris Kirby (31-12, 53-22) wrestled at 160 and pinned Noah Alexander in 2:11, but was in turn pinned by Owasso junior Nate Jacobson. In consolation he pinned Putnam North freshman Devin Cross in only eighteen seconds. On Saturday he will meet Bixby freshman Isaac Gibson, who he pinned in a dual two weeks ago.

Riley Magee (16-17, 21-22) received a first round bye at 182 and suffered a 12-6 decision at the hands of top-ranked Broken Arrow sophomore Emmanuel Skillings in the quarterfinals. He pinned Shawnee sophomore Kyle Heile in 1:15 in consolation and will take on Ponca senior State Qualifier Abram Arechiga on Saturday. Arechiga won their last meeting 6-5 at the Perry Tournament of Champions.

Blake Jones (23-12) was pinned by Union freshman Caleb Rogers in 5:26. In consolation he pinned Enid’s Logan Herell in 2:47 and won an 8-2 decision against Jenks junior Garrett Weis. He will take on Norman freshman Cason Deyalsingh on Saturday.

Justin Smith (1-4) competed at heavyweight and was eliminated from contention. He was pinned in 0:41 by Broken Arrow Senior State Qualifier Noah Cortes and in 2:23 by Sapulpa senior Blake Brooks.

Christian Forbes (28-11) competed at 113 and eliminated. He was defeated 6-3 by Bartlesville senior State Qualifier David Boucher and 12-5 by Shawnee senior Caleb Nahmahpeah.

Ethan Norton (0-5) was pinned by Shawnee’s Jordan Lomeli in 1:21 and decisioned 8-3 by Jenks senior Garrett Johnson at 120 pounds.

Caleb Phillips (6-20, 8-27) went 1-2 at 138. He was pinned by Bartlesville senior Brayden Strachan in 1:38, pinned Norman freshman Aydin Matanone in 2:01 in consolation, then was pinned in 3:20 by Shawnee junior Jose Cervantes.

Preston Medlin (13-22) was eliminated from contention at 145 pounds. He was pinned in 3:13 by Owasso State Qualifier DJ Anderson and in 1:46 by Broken Arrow junior Chris Moores.

Braden Dahl (9-17, 10-20) wrestled 170 and was eliminated. He was pinned in 1:14 by Bartlesville junior Laken Clowdus and majored 15-3 by Jenks senior Russell Stanley.

Brooks Dudley (10-8) was eliminated from contention at 220. Dudley was pinned by Bartlesville’s Jaden James 4-2 in 2:25 and by Ponca sophomore HB Bowers in 1:33.

The Consolation Quarterfinals and Consolation Semifinals will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday with the placement matches beginning at 5:00 p.m.

Team Scores
268.5 Broken Arrow
134.5 Edmond North
114.5 Owasso
95.0 Sand Springs
87.5 Jenks
77.0 Bartlesville
70..0 Ponca City
60.0 Union
44.0 Bixby
42.0 Enid
35.0 Shawnee
33.5 Muskogee
33.5 Norman
21.0 Putnam North
17.0 Edmond Santa Fe
8.0 Sapulpa

Finals
106: Wiseley (CPHS) v. Cockrell (Bartlesville).
113: Cockrell (BAHS) v. Tecson (Owasso).
120: Blankenship (Bixby) v. Hill (BAHS).
126: Perez (BAHS) v. Jones (Bartlesville).
132: Witcraft (BAHS) v. Washington (Owasso).
138: Schickram (PoHi) v. Gonzalez (BAHS).
145: Randall (EdNo) v. Hernandez (Union).
152: Patton (CPHS) v. Vannoy (Jenks).
160: Floyd (EdNo) v. Rozell (BAHS).
170: Mattioda (BAHS) v. Bowman (EdNo).
182: Skillings (BAHS) v. Fleming (Owasso).
195: Potter (BAHS) v. Glass (CPHS).
220: Marcheselli (BAHS) v. McCoy (EdNo).
285: Cortes (BAHS) v. Orr (Jenks).

CPHS Wrestling: Eleven Sandites alive at Regionals with four in semifinals

The No. 5 ranked Charles Page High School wrestling team is sitting in fourth place after the first session at the 6A-East Regional Friday afternoon. The Sandites have eleven wrestlers still in contention with four on the Championship side of the bracket. The team has 65 points, trailing Broken Arrow at 150.5, Edmond North at 86.5 and Owasso with 76.

Two-time defending State Champion Riley Weir is out for the remainder of the season with a rib injury and ended his career with a 108-34 record. Junior heavyweight Josh Fincannon finished the season 25-17, missing Regionals with appendicitis.

Brendon Wiseley (34-11, 48-19) easily won his first match at 106 against Cooper Britton, taking a 7-0 lead before pinning the Panther in 5:34. In the quarterfinal he pinned Shawnee’s Brenner James in 1:38. He will meet Bartlesville junior Colby Strachan in the semis, who he previously defeated 9-0 earlier this season.

Seth Jones (18-12, 40-26) took a 9-2 lead before pinning Killian McNichol in 3:38 at 126 pounds, then pinned Union freshman Noah Smith in 1:51 in the quarterfinals. He will meet defending Bartlesville State Champion Laif Jones in the semis. The Bruin needed sudden victory overtime to beat the Sandite 6-4 earlier this season.

Scott Patton (27-1, 62-23) got a first round bye at 152 then rolled over Ponca City senior Spencer Shook. Patton scored a takedown in the first, back points in the second, and a reversal in the third before pinning the Wildcat at 5:23. He will wrestle Edmond North senior Jayden Villalobos in the semis. He previously majored the Husky 11-1 in their first meeting this year.

Kaden Glass (30-8) pinned Bartlesville sophomore Curtis Fodor in 1:07 and Enid sophomore Luis Vega in 1:41 at 195 pounds. He will take on Union senior Elijah Tomlin in the semifinals. Glass defeated Tomlin 5-2 and 6-1 earlier this season.

Chris Kirby (30-12, 52-22) wrestled Sapulpa senior Noah Alexander at 160 and won a fall in 2:11, but was in turn pinned by Owasso junior Nate Jacobson. In consolation he will meet Putnam North freshman Devin Cross.

Riley Magee (15-17, 20-22) received a first round bye at 182 and suffered a 12-6 decision at the hands of top-ranked Broken Arrow sophomore Emmanuel Skillings in the quarterfinals. He will wrestle Shawnee sophomore Kyle Heile in consolation.

Justin Smith (1-3) got a first round bye at heavyweight and was pinned in 0:41 by Broken Arrow Senior State Qualifier Noah Cortes in the quarterfinals. In consolation he will meet Sapulpa senior Blake Brooks.

Christian Forbes (28-10) got a first round bye at 113 and wrestled Bartlesville senior State Qualifier David Boucher in the quarterfinals. Boucher got an early takedown but the Sandite escaped and scored two shortly before the buzzer. Boucher tied it with an escape in the second and rolled him in the third for a trio of back points and a 6-3 decision. Forbes will meet Shawnee senior Caleb Nahmahpeah in consolation.

Ethan Norton (0-4) was pinned by Shawnee’s Jordan Lomeli in the first round of 120. He will wrestle Jenks senior Garrett Johnson in consolation.

Blake Jones (22-12) was upset at 132 by Union freshman Caleb Rogers. Jones led 10-0 late in the third with three takedowns and three near fall points, but Rogers got a takedown for the pin at 5:26. In consolation he took an 8-2 lead on Enid’s Logan Herell before pinning him in 2:47. Next up is Jenks junior Garrett Weis, who Jones defeated 6-4 in a dual.

Caleb Phillips (6-19, 8-26) was pinned in 1:38 by Bartlesville senior Brayden Strachan at 138 pounds but pinned Norman freshman Aydin Matanone in 2:01 in consolation. He will return to action against Shawnee junior Jose Cervantes.

Preston Medlin (13-22) was eliminated from contention at 145 pounds. He was pinned in 3:13 by Owasso State Qualifier DJ Anderson and in 1:46 by Broken Arrow junior Chris Moores.

Braden Dahl (9-17, 10-20) wrestled 170 and was eliminated. He was pinned in 1:14 by Bartlesville junior Laken Clowdus and majored 15-3 by Jenks senior Russell Stanley.

Brooks Dudley (10-8) was eliminated from contention at 220. Dudley led Bartlesville’s Jaden James 4-2 with two takedowns in the first period but James took him down for a fall at 2:25. In consolation he wrestled Ponca sophomore HB Bowers and led 8-3 before getting stuck at 1:33.

The semifinals and second round of consolation will be wrestled at 5:00 p.m. at Jenks High School. Consolation Quarterfinals and Consolation Semifinals will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday with the placement matches beginning at 5:00 p.m.

Team Scores
150.5 Broken Arrow
86.5 Edmond North
76.0 Owasso
65.0 Sand Springs
59.0 Bartlesville
57.5 Jenks
45.0 Ponca City
44.0 Union
32.0 Enid
28.5 Muskogee
23.0 Bixby
21.5 Norman
18.0 Shawnee
16.0 Putnam North
8.0 Edmond Santa Fe
1.0 Sapulpa

Semifinals
106: Wiseley (CPHS) v. Strachan (Bartlesville).
106: Campbell (Owasso) v. Cockrell (Bartlesville).
113: Cockrell (BAHS) v. Washington (Bixby).
113: Boucher (Bartlesville) v. Tecson (Owasso).
120: Blankenship (Bixby) v. Becker (EdNo).
120: Hill (BAHS) v. Strachan (Bartlesville).
126: Perez (BAHS) v. Trant (PoHi).
126: Jones (CPHS) v. Jones (Bartlesville).
132: Witcraft (BAHS) v. Gilkey (Bartlesville).
132: Arechiga (PoHi) v. Washington (Owasso).
138: Schickram (PoHi) v. Strachan (Bartlesville).
138: Parks (EdNo) v. Gonzalez (BAHS).
145: Webb (Muskogee) v. Randall (EdNo).
145: Hernandez (Union) v. Davis (Enid).
152: Patton (CPHS) v. Villalobos (EdNo).
152: Maturino (BAHS) v. Vannoy (Jenks).
160: Floyd (EdNo) v. Jacobson (Owasso).
160: McGrew (Jenks) v. Rozell (BAHS).
170: Mattioda (BAHS) v. Harley (PCN).
170: Seth (Muskogee) v. Bowman (EdNo).
182: Skillings (BAHS) v. Rogers (Union).
182: Fleming (Owasso) v. Bowman (EdNo).
195: Potter (BAHS) v. Cantu (EdNo).
195: Tomlin (Union) v. Glass (CPHS).
220: Marcheselli (BAHS) v. Galli (Jenks).
220: McCoy (EdNo) v. Walker (Union).
285: Cortes (BAHS) v. Dodd (Enid).
285: Williams (Muskogee) v. Orr (Jenks).

CPHS Wrestling: Mid-Season Stats

The Charles Page High School wrestling team wrapped up their first dual season under first-year Head Coach Jarrod Patterson last weekend in Shawnee. The Sandites made their third Dual State semifinals appearance in the past four years after upsetting No. 4 Edmond North 34-31. Sand Springs went 15-5 this season, winning by an average score of 42-27.

Two weeks remain in the Folkstyle season, and the Sandites will join fifteen other teams at the 6A-East Regional in Jenks this Friday at 11:00 a.m. Sand Springs placed third at last year’s Regionals with two champions, four finalists, eleven placers, and ten State Qualifiers.

Riley Weir won the tournament last year, Chris Kirby came in Runner-Up, Seth Jones and Scott Patton placed fourth, and Josh Fincannon finished sixth. They are the only returning Sandites from last year’s Regional lineup.

Record (Season)
26-1 Scott Patton
28-8 Kaden Glass
28-9 Christian Forbes
32-11 Brendon Wiseley
29-11 Chris Kirby
17-7 Riley Weir
21-11 Blake Jones
25-17 Josh Fincannon
16-12 Seth Jones
15-16 Riley Magee
13-20 Preston Medlin
9-15 Braden Dahl
5-18 Caleb Phillips
10-6 Brooks Dudley
6-9 Dylan Luker
3-9 Santana Naugle
2-9 Joseph Mattison
6-2 Dayvon Taylor
2-4 Sango Whitehorn
1-0 Colton Luker
1-2 Thomas Naugle
1-2 Justin Smith

Record (Career)
108-34 Riley Weir
61-23 Scott Patton
51-21 Chris Kirby
46-19 Brendon Wiseley
38-26 Seth Jones
29-22 Dayvon Taylor
39-34 Josh Fincannon
28-8 Kaden Glass
28-9 Christian Forbes
21-11 Blake Jones
20-21 Riley Magee
13-20 Preston Medlin
10-18 Braden Dahl
7-25 Caleb Phillips
10-6 Brooks Dudley
6-9 Dylan Luker
2-15 Robbie Parrish
3-9 Santana Naugle
2-9 Joseph Mattison
2-4 Sango Whitehorn
1-0 Colton Luker
1-2 Thomas Naugle
1-2 Justin Smith

Season Stats

Falls
25 Chris Kirby
19 Kaden Glass
16 Brendon Wiseley
10 Blake Jones
10 Josh Fincannon
10 Scott Patton
10 Seth Jones
9 Riley Magee
9 Riley Weir
8 Christian Forbes
7 Braden Dahl
6 Brooks Dudley
3 Caleb Phillips
3 Dayvon Taylor
2 Preston Medlin
1 Dylan Luker
1 Santana Naugle

Technical Falls
4 Brendon Wiseley
3 Christian Forbes
2 Riley Weir
1 Scott Patton
1 Seth Jones

Major Decisions
6 Scott Patton
4 Blake Jones
3 Brendon Wiseley
3 Christian Forbes
3 Seth Jones
2 Riley Weir
1 Kaden Glass
1 Preston Medlin
1 Riley Magee
1 Santana Naugle

Fastest Falls
0:07 Riley Weir
0:11 Kaden Glass
0:13 Kaden Glass
0:15 Kaden Glass
0:15 Chris Kirby
0:17 Kaden Glass
0:18 Kaden Glass
0:19 Riley Weir
0:20 Riley Weir
0:21 Chris Kirby

Fastest Techs
2:17 Riley Weir
2:21 Brendon Wiseley
3:54 Riley Weir
3:59 Scott Patton
4:22 Christian Forbes

Takedowns
68 Christian Forbes
55 Scott Patton
45 Kaden Glass
41 Seth Jones
39 Chris Kirby
35 Brendon Wiseley
35 Preston Medlin
28 Blake Jones
27 Josh Fincannon
27 Riley Weir
20 Riley Magee
15 Caleb Phillips
15 Dayvon Taylor
12 Brooks Dudley
11 Dylan Luker
6 Braden Dahl
4 Santana Naugle
3 Dakota Taylor
2 Joseph Mattison
2 Sango Whitehorn

Reversals
23 Brendon Wiseley
22 Scott Patton
13 Chris Kirby
10 Christian Forbes
8 Preston Medlin
8 Seth Jones
7 Braden Dahl
6 Blake Jones
5 Caleb Phillips
5 Dylan Luker
5 Riley Weir
3 Joseph Mattison
3 Josh Fincannon
3 Kaden Glass
3 Riley Magee
2 Dakota Taylor
1 Dayvon Taylor
1 Santana Naugle

Nearfall Points
121 Brendon Wiseley
107 Chris Kirby
65 Scott Patton
59 Seth Jones
47 Christian Forbes
47 Riley Weir
36 Blake Jones
36 Riley Magee
28 Preston Medlin
24 Kaden Glass
20 Brooks Dudley
18 Josh Fincannon
15 Dayvon Taylor
13 Braden Dahl
8 Dylan Luker
6 Joseph Mattison
3 Caleb Phillips

OSSAA Wrestling: Week 11 SPN Individual Rankings and Regional information

The final OSSAA team rankings are out and the dual season is behind us as No. 1 Broken Arrow defeated No. 2 Choctaw 50-10 Saturday at Dual State.

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 this Friday.

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 first round of Championship and Consolation, and the Championship Quarterfinals will begin at 11:00 a.m. Friday. The Semifinals and second round of Consolation will begin at 5:00 p.m.

The Consolation Quarterfinals and Semifinals will begin Saturday at 11:00 a.m. and the Championship finals, Consolation Finals, and 5th/6th Place matches will begin at 5:00 p.m. Saturday.

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)

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.

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106

East

1. Brendon Wiseley (Sand Springs Junior)

2. Bryce Cockrell (Broken Arrow Junior)

3. Jared Campbell (Owasso Senior)

4. Colby Strachan (Bartlesville Junior)

5. Garrett McBride (Edmond North Freshman)

6. Aiden Godbehere (Edmond Santa Fe Freshman)

West

1. Cooper Mahaffey (Yukon Junior)

2. Dominic Derr (Westmoore Senior)

3. Shelton Chastain (Mustang Freshman)

4. Clayton Knapp (Deer Creek Junior)

5. Jacob Quinton (Choctaw Freshman)

113

East

1. Caleb Nahmahpeah (Shawnee Senior)

2. Jackson Cockrell (Broken Arrow Junior)

3. EJ Tecson (Owasso Freshman)

4. David Boucher (Bartlesville Senior)

5. Martezz Carnes (Ponca City Junior)

6. Garrett Washington (Bixby Freshman)

West

1. Tucker Owens (Mustang Sophomore)

2. Jason Gilbert (Deer Creek Junior)

3. Cooper Evans (Westmoore Sophomore)

4. Cruz Aguilar (Edmond Memorial Junior)

5. Romanual Rogers (Del City Junior)

120

East

1. Zach Blankenship (Bixby Freshman)

2. Riley Weir (Sand Springs Senior)

3. Corwin Strachan (Bartlesville Senior)

4. Jared Hill (Broken Arrow Sophomore)

West

1. Nate Becker (Edmond North Sophomore)

2. Matthew Garcia (Edmond Memorial Freshman)

3. Caleb Williams (Choctaw Sophomore)

4. Cade Nicholas (Stillwater Sophomore)

5. Landon Valenzuela (Southmoore Freshman)

126

East

1. Blazik Perez (Broken Arrow Sophomore)

2. Laif Jones (Bartlesville Junior)

3. Seth Jones (Sand Springs Junior)

4. Trinit Zweifel (Enid Freshman)

5. Noah Smith (Union Freshman)

6. Ahmad Alserafei (Putnam North Senior)

7. Ayden Little (Edmond North Freshman)

West

1. Bam West (Edmond Memorial Freshman)

2. John Wiley (Mustang Freshman)

3. Cade Manion (Deer Creek Sophomore)

4. Carter Young (Stillwater Sophomore)

5. Shaun Muse (Choctaw Freshman)

6. Reginald Jones (Westmoore Sophomore)

7. Reece Moffett (Southmoore Freshman)

132

East

1. Reece Witcraft (Broken Arrow Senior)

2. Blake Jones (Sand Springs Freshman)

3. Carson Trindle (Edmond North Senior)

4. Verdell Schoats (Union Senior)

5. Ethan Gilkey (Bartlesville Junior)

6. Walker Hill (Bixby Freshman)

West

1. Cade Evans (Westmoore Senior)

2. Jake Wright (Southmoore Sophomore)

3. Colt Newton (Choctaw Senior)

4. Keegan Luton (Mustang Sophomore)

5. Jackson Oplotnik (Edmond Memorial Junior)

6. Hudson Neely (Deer Creek Sophomore)

7. Kylon Burgert (Yukon Senior)

138

East

1. Spencer Schickram (Ponca City Senior)

2. Blake Gonzalez (Broken Arrow Senior)

3. Josh Parks (Edmond North Junior)

4. Brayden Strachan (Bartlesville Senior)

5. Christian Webb (Muskogee Senior)

6. Zeke Washington (Owasso Senior)

7. Branden Elrod (Jenks Junior)

West

1. Cameron Picklo (Mustang Senior)

2. Peter Rolle (Edmond Memorial Senior)

3. Parker Wright (Deer Creek Senior)

4. Dax Hughes (Stillwater Freshman)

5. Wallace Tilley (Yukon Junior)

6. Daniel Hernandez (Westmoore Senior)

7. Jace Dean (Choctaw Sophomore)

145

East

1. Ja’len Hernandez (Union Senior)

2. Enrie Chavez (Jenks Senior)

3. DJ Anderson (Owasso Junior)

4. Chris Moores (Broken Arrow Junior)

5. Jaxon Randall (Edmond North Freshman)

West

1. Gabe Johnson (Choctaw Junior)

2. Roarke Simpson (Southmoore Junior)

3. Micah Lugafet (Deer Creek Junior)

4. Tanner Robinson (Stillwater Junior)

5. Colt Fischer (Mustang Freshman)

6. Malachi Dambreville (Moore Senior)

152

East

1. Scott Patton (Sand Springs Senior)

2. Drake Vannoy (Jenks Junior)

3. Cooper Gibson (Union Junior)

4. Jayden Villalobos (Edmond North Senior)

5. Diego Maturino (Broken Arrow Senior)

6. Jacob Church (Muskogee Senior)

7. Chance Davis (Enid Freshman)

West

1. Bryce Coronoa (Westmoore Junior)

2. Kyle Knowles (Edmond Memorial Senior)

3. Brett Black (Stillwater Sophomore)

4. Mark Boyd (Mustang Junior)

5. Tim Trigg (Deer Creek Junior)

6. Donnie Hurd (Del City Junior)

7. Kelton Nelson (Putnam City Senior)

8. Zeke Coleman (Choctaw Freshman)

160

East

1. Tye Rozell (Broken Arrow Junior)

2. Nate Jacobson (Owasso Junior)

3. Killian McGrew (Jenks Junior)

4. Chris Kirby (Sand Springs Junior)

5. Charles Floyd (Edmond North Senior)

6. Braydon Henry (Norman Senior)

West

1. Tate Picklo (Mustang Sophomore)

2. Rene Martinez (Putnam City Senior)

3. Chandler Holman (Choctaw Sophomore)

4. Jahkobie Smith (Del City Sophomore)

170

East

1. Bryce Mattioda (Broken Arrow Junior)

2. Jack Puckett (Bixby Freshman)

3. Laken Clowdus (Bartlesville Junior)

4. Braden Bowman (Edmond North sophomore)

5. Mason Seth (Muskogee Senior)

6. Trey Harley (Putnam North Junior)

West

1. Zane Coleman (Choctaw Senior)

2. JT Stambeck (Norman North Senior)

3. Neko Macias (Southmoore Junior)

4. Christian McCutcheon (Stillwater Senior)

5. Tyrome Denton (Del City Junior)

6. Ryan Snodgrass (Yukon Sophomore)

182

East

1. Emmanuel Skillings (Broken Arrow Sophomore)

2. Jake Rogers (Union Junior)

3. Trey Bowman (Edmond North Junior)

4. Taylor Fleming (Owasso Junior)

5. Abram Arechiga (Ponca City Senior)

6. Andrew Plumlee (Bixby Senior)

7. Noah Hernandez (Jenks Senior)

8. Riley Magee (Sand Springs Junior)

9. Vidal Fernandez (Edmond Santa Fe Senior)

West

1. Joseph Sylvester (Mustang Junior)

2. Dylan Ward (Choctaw Junior)

195

East

1. Gavin Potter (Broken Arrow Senior)

2. Kaden Glass (Sand Springs Freshman)

3. Elijah Tomlin (Union Senior)

4. Blake Minnick (Edmond North Senior)

5. Ethan Felts (Jenks Junior)

6. Coleman Lecoq (Sapulpa Freshman)

7. Lane Williams (Shawnee Freshman)

West

1. Carson Savage (Deer Creek Senior)

2. Judson Rowland (Mustang Junior)

3. Carson Denwalt (Southmoore Junior)

4. Tristan Ashford (Moore Junior)

5. Tony Opichka (Choctaw Senior)

6. Noah Kenney (Edmond Memorial Junior)

7. Connor Columbus (Yukon Freshman)

220

East

1. Zach Marcheselli (Broken Arrow Senior)

2. Jake McCoy (Edmond North Senior)

3. Jared Galli (Jenks Senior)

4. Micah Walker (Union Junior)

5. Josh Fincannon (Sand Springs Junior)

6. Yemi Oyesanya (Norman Senior)

West

1. Corbin Gordon (Yukon Junior)

2. Cole Karn (Moore Junior)

285

East

1. Noah Cortes (Broken Arrow Senior)

2. Caleb Orr (Jenks Senior)

3. Juan Macedo (Putnam North Senior)

4. Wyatt Wells (Owasso Senior)

5. Davion Williams (Muskogee Junior)

6. Luke Kirchenbauer (Ponca City Senior)

7. Ky Roller (Bixby Freshman)

8. Jordan Iwuchukwu (Edmond North Junior)

West

1. Ashton Aldridge (Yukon Senior)

2. Marquon Journey (Choctaw Junior)

3. Sam Smith (Stillwater Senior)

4. Samontai Scott (Midwest City Senior)

5. Kobe Shawver (Del City Senior)

6. Jacob Sexton (Deer Creek Freshman)

7. Jaylin Parker (Moore Senior)

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.