OSSAA 6A Girls Basketball Week 7 Rankings

Class 6A Rankings (First Place Votes) - Record.
1. Booker T. Washington (18), 11-0.
2. Deer Creek (8), 11-2.
3. Choctaw (1), 11-0.
4. Norman, 10-1.
5. Edmond North, 10-3.
6. Sapulpa, 9-2.
7. Moore, 9-3.
8. Union, 9-2.
9. Norman North, 9-3.
10. Sand Springs, 10-3.
11. Bixby, 8-6.
12. Edmond Memorial, 7-5.
13. Midwest City, 8-4.
14. Mustang, 8-7.
15. Ponca City, 9-4.
16. Putnam City West, 8-6.
17. Putnam City North, 7-5.
18. Westmoore, 8-5.
19. Jenks, 5-5.
20. Edmond Santa Fe, 5-7.

Conference Strength
55.0 Central Oklahoma
48.6 Frontier Valley
41.5 Big Ten
16.6 All-City

Top Offenses
(Avg. Points Scored)
65.8 Moore
65.3 Booker T. Washington
62.7 Choctaw
61.2 Deer Creek
60.6 Norman
58.2 Edmond North
57.6 Sapulpa
56.7 Sand Springs
55.8 Ponca City
55.8 Broken Arrow
55.2 Midwest City
53.6 Edmond Santa Fe
52.3 Mustang
52.3 Putnam North
52.0 Bixby
51.3 Jenks
50.5 Westmoore
48.2 Putnam West
48.1 Edmond Memorial
47.9 Yukon
47.6 Putnam City
47.5 Norman North
47.4 Northwest Classen
45.9 Union
44.9 Bartlesville
43.3 Enid
41.3 Muskogee
39.3 Lawton
37.6 Stillwater
37.6 Owasso
31.7 Southmoore
16.3 U.S. Grant

Top Defenses
(Avg. Points Allowed)
33.3 Norman North
35.3 Union
36.6 Choctaw
40.7 Ponca City
41.2 Sapulpa
41.5 Midwest City
41.9 Bixby
42.6 Edmond Memorial
43.2 Westmoore
43.4 Booker T. Washington
45.0 Mustang
45.2 Edmond North
45.2 Jenks
46.6 Sand Springs
46.7 Bartlesville
47.5 Yukon
47.7 Norman
48.1 Moore
48.1 Putnam West
48.4 Owasso
48.6 Stillwater
48.9 Putnam North
49.1 Putnam City
50.3 Enid
50.7 Deer Creek
51.8 Northwest Classen
53.4 Muskogee
53.9 Broken Arrow
55.5 U.S. Grant
55.9 Edmond Santa Fe
58.1 Southmoore
59.9 Lawton

Avg. Point Differential
26.1 Choctaw
19.9 Booker T. Washington
17.8 Moore
16.5 Sapulpa
15.2 Ponca City
14.3 Norman North
13.7 Midwest City
13.1 Edmond North
12.9 Norman
10.6 Union
10.5 Deer Creek
10.1 Bixby
10.1 Sand Springs
8.4 Westmoore
7.3 Mustang
6.1 Jenks
5.5 Edmond Memorial
3.3 Putnam North
1.8 Broken Arrow
0.4 Yukon
0.1 Putnam West
-1.5 Putnam City
-1.8 Bartlesville
-2.3 Edmond Santa Fe
-4.4 Northwest Classen
-7.0 Enid
-10.9 Owasso
-11.0 Stillwater
-12.1 Muskogee
-20.6 Lawton
-26.4 Southmoore
-39.3 U.S. Grant

Conference Standings

All-City
5-1 Southeast
4-0 Classen SAS
3-3 John Marshall
2-1 Star Spencer
1-2 Northwest Classen
1-3 Capitol Hill
1-3 U.S. Grant
0-4 Douglass

Big Ten
5-0 Choctaw
3-1 Midwest City
3-1 Putnam North
2-1 Eisenhower
2-2 Putnam City
1-3 Putnam West
0-4 Lawton
0-4 Enid

Central Oklahoma
7-0 Deer Creek
5-1 Norman
5-1 Moore
5-2 Edmond North
4-2 Norman North
3-3 Edmond Memorial
3-3 Mustang
2-4 Edmond Santa Fe
2-5 Westmoore
0-5 Stillwater
0-5 Yukon
0-5 Southmoore

Frontier Valley
5-0 Booker T. Washington
4-1 Sapulpa
4-1 Union
3-2 Sand Springs
2-3 Owasso
2-3 Broken Arrow
2-3 Bartlesville
2-3 Bixby
1-4 Jenks
0-5 Muskogee

OSSAA 6A Boys Basketball Week 7 Rankings

Class 6A Rankings (First Place Votes) - Record.
1. Southmoore (28), 9-1.
2. Booker T. Washington (1), 8-5.
3. Edmond Memorial, 10-2.
4. Jenks, 9-1.
5. Midwest City, 10-2.
6. Broken Arrow, 13-1.
7. Sand Springs, 11-2.
8. Lawton, 9-2.
9. Union, 8-3.
10. Edmond North, 10-3.
11. Putnam City North, 8-4.
12. Norman North, 8-4.
13. Putnam City, 8-4.
14. Putnam City West, 8-9.
15. Yukon, 8-3.
16. Northwest Classen, 10-4.
17. Edmond Santa Fe, 7-5.
18. Choctaw, 5-7.
19. Deer Creek, 7-6.
20. Mustang, 7-8.

Conference Strength
52.2 Frontier Valley
49.9 Big Ten
41.5 Central Oklahoma
31.3 All-City

Top Offenses
(Avg. Points Scored)
75.3 Midwest City
69.4 Union
68.1 Booker T. Washington
66.8 Lawton
66.2 Southmoore
66.1 Choctaw
65.7 Jenks
65.4 Mustang
65.2 Edmond Memorial
64.8 Sand Springs
64.0 Sapulpa
63.7 Broken Arrow
63.0 Yukon
62.7 Bixby
61.6 Putnam City
60.9 Putnam West
60.8 Norman North
60.6 Putnam North
60.3 Edmond North
58.9 Northwest Classen
58.8 Ponca City
58.5 Enid
55.1 Norman
53.8 Westmoore
53.6 Moore
53.3 Muskogee
50.7 Edmond Santa Fe
50.2 Deer Creek
49.3 Stillwater
49.3 Owasso
44.8 U.S. Grant
40.6 Bartlesville

Top Defenses
(Avg. Points Allowed)
45.3 Edmond Santa Fe
47.7 Edmond Memorial
48.0 Owasso
48.9 Broken Arrow
49.2 Jenks
49.6 Southmoore
51.0 Putnam North
52.4 Sand Springs
52.5 Deer Creek
53.6 Moore
54.0 Lawton
54.1 Northwest Classen
54.3 Enid
54.4 Edmond North
56.5 Union
56.6 Bartlesville
56.7 Ponca City
56.8 Putnam City
58.2 Midwest City
58.4 Yukon
58.7 Mustang
58.8 Stillwater
59.5 Booker T. Washington
60.2 Norman
61.0 Choctaw
61.1 Putnam West
62.1 U.S. Grant
62.4 Westmoore
63.0 Muskogee
63.3 Norman North
66.2 Bixby
69.1 Sapulpa

Avg. Point Differential
17.5 Edmond Memorial
17.2 Midwest City
16.6 Southmoore
16.5 Jenks
14.9 Broken Arrow
12.8 Lawton
12.8 Union
12.4 Sand Springs
9.6 Putnam North
8.5 Booker T. Washington
6.7 Mustang
5.9 Edmond North
5.3 Edmond Santa Fe
5.1 Choctaw
4.9 Northwest Classen
4.8 Putnam City
4.6 Yukon
4.2 Enid
2.1 Ponca City
1.3 Owasso
0.0 Moore
-0.2 Putnam West
-2.4 Deer Creek
-2.5 Norman North
-3.5 Bixby
-5.1 Norman
-5.1 Sapulpa
-8.6 Westmoore
-9.5 Stillwater
-9.7 Muskogee
-16.0 Bartlesville
-17.3 U.S. Grant

Conference Standings

All-City
6-0 John Marshall
3-0 Northwest Classen
2-1 Star Spencer
2-2 Classen SAS
2-3 Douglass
2-4 Southeast
1-3 U.S. Grant
0-5 Capitol Hill

Big Ten
4-0 Putnam City
3-1 Lawton
3-1 Midwest City
3-1 Putnam West
2-2 Putnam North
1-3 Enid
0-3 Eisenhower
0-5 Choctaw

Central Oklahoma
5-0 Southmoore
5-2 Edmond North
5-2 Deer Creek
4-2 Norman North
4-2 Edmond Memorial
4-2 Edmond Santa Fe
2-3 Yukon
2-4 Mustang
2-5 Norman
1-4 Stillwater
1-5 Moore
1-6 Westmoore

Frontier Valley
5-0 Broken Arrow
4-1 Booker T. Washington
4-1 Jenks
3-2 Sand Springs
3-2 Union
3-2 Owasso
1-4 Bixby
1-4 Muskogee
1-4 Sapulpa
0-5 Bartlesville

CPHS Wrestling: Sandites place 8th at home tournament with two finalists

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The Class 6A No. 8 ranked Charles Page High School wrestling team took eighth place at their home tournament this weekend at the Ed Dubie Field House. Nationally-ranked No. 13 Allen, Texas won the 55th Annual Bobby Lyons Invitational with five champions, followed by the defending 5A State Champions from Collinsville with three winners. The Sandites put two in the finals and had five placers.

Chris Kirby (16-8, 74-32) came in runner-up at 160 with two pins, including a 13-second win in the semifinals, before falling 7-2 to Texas State Qualifier Alejandro Cavazos.

Josh Fincannon (21-8, 60-42) was runner-up at 220, winning a 3-2 ultimate tie-breaker against State Qualifier Levi Juby in the semifinals. In the finals he was knotted up 4-4 against Kansas State Qualifier Trevor Lister after two periods before getting pinned with 35 seconds left.

Freshman Mitchell Smith (7-3) placed third at 113 pounds, with his only loss coming to defending State Champion Cameron Steed in the semifinals. He recorded two pins and won 6-2 against State Qualifier Ethan Kemble.

Caden Vaughn (7-3) placed sixth at 120 after injury defaulting his final match. He won his first two matches by pin, including State Qualifier Lane Cosby, before falling to undefeated Collinsville sophomore Troy Spratley, who won the tournament, and Collinsville freshman Cole Brooks who recently won the U.S. Junior Open Championship.

Carter Goodman (6-5) placed sixth at 132 with two pins and a major decision. Brooks Dudley (14-13, 24-21) went 3-2 with one pin at 195 and was eliminated one round short of placement.

Shane Wolf (8-7) went 1-2 with one pin at 106. Harley Newberry (5-8) went 1-2 with one pin at 113. Colton Luker (1-8) went 1-2 at 120 with one pin for his first win of the season. Ethan Norton (3-9, 3-14) went 1-2 at 126 with his first career pin.

Chase White (7-11, 7-13) went 2-2 at 152 with one fall, and Ethan White (3-6) was 1-2 at 152. Dakota Taylor (1-11, 1-18) went 1-2 at 170 and picked up his first career win with a pin. Thomas Naugle (2-4, 3-6) went 2-2 at 195 with one pin for his first wins off the season.

Sandite Wrestling will return to action next Friday at the Owasso Ram Duals tournament. Other teams competing at the Ram Duals include Allen, 4A No. 12 Berryhill, 5A No. 12 Claremore, 3A No. 1 Comanche, 4A No. 2 Cushing, 6A No. 9 Deer Creek, 6A No. 6 Edmond Memorial, Goddard, Manhattan, 6A No. 2 Mustang, 3A No. 10 Newkirk, 6A No. 10 Owasso, 3A No. 3 Perry, Springdale, and Watonga.

Team Scores
316.5 Allen, TX
177.5 Collinsville
134.0 Prosper, TX
134.0 Rockwall, TX
120.0 Sperry
115.0 Union
114.0 Garden City, KS
106.0 Sand Springs
86.0 Blue Valley, KS
80.0 Bartlesville
74.0 Ponca City
67.0 Pawhuska
57.5 Sapulpa
56.0 Bixby
45.0 Muskogee
44.0 Morris
35.5 Sallisaw
27.0 North Little Rock, AR

Champions
106: Colby Strachan (Bartlesville).
113: Braxton Brown (Allen).
120: Troy Spratley (Collinsville).
126: Jordan Williams (Collinsville).
132: Zach Blankenship (Bixby).
138: Drake Acklin (Collinsville).
145: Anthony Ferrari (Allen).
152: Josh Janas (Garden City).
160: Alejandro Cavazos (Allen).
170: Elise Brown Ton (Allen).
182: Ramsey Brahimaj (Rockwall).
195: Zane Davis (Allen).
220: Trevor Lister (Blue Valley).
285: Micah Walker (Union).

CPHS Basketball: Richardson scores 22 in loss at No. 10 Broken Arrow

For the fourth time this season, the Class 6A No. 7 ranked Charles Page High School boys’ basketball team (11-2, 3-2) had to play a top-ten ranked team in a conference match up, and this time they had to do it without 6’6” center Jaeden Hurd, who was out in a knee brace following an incident in their last outing.

The Sandites were unable to overcome extensive foul trouble and a season-worst free throw performance, falling 63-51 to No. 10 Broken Arrow (13-1, 5-0) Friday night on the road.

The Sandites took a 15-13 lead in the first quarter behind a seven-point performance from Davon Richardson. Richardson secured a double-double in the first half with 13 points and 10 rebounds, but the Tigers won the half 29-28.

The back-and-forth game continued through the third, with neither team gaining more than a two-point advantage. The teams entered the home stretch knotted up at 39-39, then the Tigers began to run away with it.

Sand Springs got called for fouls left and right, giving up 13 points at the charity stripe in the fourth quarter alone. Even Coach Eric Savage got called for a technical after Richardson scored through a foul and the refs called it on the floor and denied him the bucket. Marlo Fox, who averages 18 points per game, was held to a season-low nine after picking up four fouls by early in the third.

Richardson led all scorers with 22 points and 16 rebounds, but Josh Minney was the only other Sandite in double-digits, scoring 10. Only six Sandites made their way into the scorebook, while Broken Arrow had nine scorers. Ian Golden paced the Tigers with 20, followed by Anthony Allen with 10.

Sand Springs will look to get back in the win column Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. when they host Bartlesville (1-9, 0-5). Broken Arrow will host No. 6 Union (8-3, 3-2) Tuesday at 8:00 p.m.

BAHS 63 CPHS 51
1Q: CPHS 15-13.
2Q: BAHS 16-13.
3Q: CPHS 11-10.
4Q: BAHS 24-12.

Free Throws: CPHS 9-of-23, BAHS 17-of-27.
Field Goals: CPHS 20-of-44, BAHS 21-of-48.
Offensive Rebounds: CPHS 10, BAHS 5.
Defensive Rebounds: CPHS 21, BAHS 14.
Total Rebounds: CPHS 31, BAHS 19.
Steals: CPHS 5, BAHS 3.
Blocks: CPHS 0, BAHS 2.
Fouls: CPHS 21, BAHS 19.

(Sand Springs stats)
Scoring: Richardson 22, Minney 10, Fox 9, Hawkins 4, Savage 3, Clark 3.
Offensive Rebounds: Richardson 7, Fox 1, Minney 1, Savage 1.
Defensive Rebounds: Richardson 9, Minney 4, Hawkins 3, Savage 2, Fox 1, Oakley 1, Stone 1.
Total Rebounds: Richardson 16, Minney 5, Hawkins 3, Savage 3, Fox 2, Oakley 1, Stone 1.
Steals: Minney 3, Fox 1, Richardson 1.
Assists: Richardson 2, Hawkins 1.
Fouls: Fox 5, Richardson 4, Savage 3, Hawkins 3, Clark 3, Minney 2.

(Broken Arrow partial stats)
Scoring: Golden 20, Allen 10, Nagy 9, Pinder 7, Talley 5, Blair 4, McCurdy 3, Barnes 3, Pugh 2.
Fouls: McCurdy 4, Talley 4, Blair 3, Pinder 3, Allen 2, Golden 1, Stika 1, Nagy 1.

CPHS Basketball: Sandites survive Broken Arrow 80-78, Armstead scores 21

The Class 6A No. 10 ranked Charles Page High School girls’ basketball team (10-3, 3-2) escaped a scrappy Broken Arrow team Friday night at Tiger Field House. The Tigers (6-7, 2-3) overcame an early deficit and scored more points on the Sandites than anyone else this season, but were crippled by fouls, and Sand Springs made the most of them, scoring 22 points at the free throw line.

Sophomore guard Taleyah Jones gave Broken Arrow the lead on their opening possession, but that would be their only lead of the quarter. Hailey Jackson scored a putback to tie it, Journey Armstead made a bucket for the advantage, and Raegan Padilla drained a three for good measure before Jones made her second basket. The Sandites took their first and only double-digit lead at 16-6 less than five minutes into the game, but the Tigers battled back to end the quarter 22-18.

Broken Arrow got hot early in the second period and briefly regained the advantage. Armstead made the opening bucket, but Kelsey Duffey and Jones scored back-to-back before Jade Shrum made her way into the scorebook. Jones retaliated with a three, then laid up for the lead at 27-26.

Jada Hytche scored back-to-back buckets to make it 31-26 before a Sandite timeout got the visitors in gear. Sand Springs outscored the Tigers 9-6 in the remainder of the half and took a 37-35 deficit to the locker room.

Shrum gave the Sandites the lead with a three a minute into the second half, but fouled Duffey, who tied it at the stripe. Jordan and Adams traded blows, then Madison Burris scored to make it 49-47 for the Sandites, then made a putback to deepen the lead.

After trailing 58-54 the Tigers surged back once again to finish the quarter with a 64-61 lead thanks to ten Sandite fouls. Tea Myers scored seven-straight points spanning two quarters to make it 68-61 before Jackson added four from the stripe.

Jordan tied it at 70-70 with 4:28 in the game, then Armstead took the lead with a four-point run from the stripe. Hytch made it 76-75 with a three at the 1:45 mark, then Hannah Duin tied it with a free throw. Armstead put her team out front once again, and this time the Tigers wouldn’t recover. Jordan and Jones traded twos and Armstead had the final point of the game.

Jones led all scorers with 27 points, but Hytche was her only other teammate in double digits, with 18. The Sandites had four double-digit scorers, led by Armstead with 21. Jackson had a double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds. Jordan had a season-high 15, and Shrum tied her career-high with 11.

The Lady Sandites will return to action Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. with a home game against Bartlesville (4-5, 1-3). The Tigers will host No. 7 Union (9-2, 4-1) Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.

CPHS 80 BAHS 78
1Q: CPHS 22-18.
2Q: BAHS 19-13.
3Q: BAHS 27-26.
4Q: CPHS 19-14.

Free Throws: CPHS 22-of-33, BAHS 9-of-19.
Field Goals: CPHS 27-of-63, BAHS 32-of-69.
Offensive Rebounds: CPHS 12, BAHS 8.
Defensive Rebounds: CPHS 25, BAHS 17.
Total Rebounds: CPHS 37, BAHS 25.
Steals: CPHS 12, BAHS 12.
Blocks: CPHS 5, BAHS 1.
Fouls: CPHS 19, BAHS 27.

(Sand Springs stats)
Scoring: Armstead 21, Jackson 15, Jordan 15, Shrum 11, Padilla 9, Burris 6, Cheney 3.
Offensive Rebounds: Jackson 7, Jordan 2, Armstead 1, Padilla 1, Burris 1.
Defensive Rebounds: Burris 8, Armstead 7, Jackson 4, Jordan 4, Shrum 2.
Total Rebounds: Jackson 11, Burris 9, Armstead 8, Jordan 6, Shrum 2, Padilla 1.
Steals: Armstead 3, Burris 3, Jordan 3, Shrum 2, Jackson 1.
Assists: Armstead 3, Padilla 3, Shrum 2, Burris 2, Regalado 1.
Blocks: Burris 3, Jackson 2.
Fouls: Armstead 4, Burris 4, Shrum 3, Jackson 3, Jordan 2, Hampton 1, Cheney 1, Padilla 1.

(Broken Arrow partial stats)
Scoring: Jones 27, Hytche 18, Myers 9, Adams 7, Duffey 7, Sanders 4, Duin 4.
Fouls: Sanders 5, Hytche 5, Myers 4, Adams 4, Duin 4, Jones 3, Duffey 2.

CPHS Wrestling: Union upsets shorthanded Sandites 40-32

Pictured: Freshman Mitchell Smith competes in a dual at Stillwater. Smith won a crucial pin against Union Thursday evening.

The Class 6A No. 7 ranked Charles Page High School wrestling team (3-3) suffered a 40-32 upset at the hands of No. 14 Union (3-2) Thursday night on the road, marking their first loss to the Redskins in over a decade.

The Sandites were without two of their best wrestlers, and that made a big difference. Blake Jones was absent at 138, as was 106-pounder Brendon Wiseley, who is competing at the Chili Bowl sprint car Nationals this weekend.

Sophomore Shane Wolf (7-5) stepped up from junior varsity and started out well, taking an 8-0 lead with two sets of nearfall points in the first quarter. He got surprised with a headlock in the second period, though, and gave up a fall to Adam Lohmann

Mitchell Smith (3-2) tied it up at 113 in a battle of freshmen, pinning Riley Trickett in 1:45. Caden Vaughn (5-1) won a 7-3 decision over Jarrod Gilliam, Seth Jones (18-4, 62-33) pinned Ty Young in 2:29, and freshman Carter Goodman (3-2) pinned Ryan Trickett in 1:28 for a 21-6 lead.

Then the momentum shifted to the home team. Chris Dugger kicked off a three-match streak for the Redskins with a fall at 138. Ethan Norton (2-6, 2-12) and Preston Medlin (8-10, 21-32) suffered pins, and Ethan White (2-4) gave up a 9-1 major decision to State Qualifier Caleb Rogers to put the Redskins out front at 22-21. Medlin was up 4-3 against Noah Smith, but Smith got a defensive touch fall with 13 seconds left.

White was penalized a team point for slapping Rogers’ hands after the match when Rogers held up a “U” for Union. Chris Kirby (14-7, 72-31) received a forfeit, but the Redskins won three more in a row.

Dakota Taylor (0-9, 0-16) managed to not give up any bonus points to Shane Fields, but Sango Whitehorn (6-11, 8-15) was pinned and Brooks Dudley (11-11, 21-19) lost a 3-1 heartbreaker to State-placer Jake Rogers after giving up a takedown with 11 seconds left.

The teams traded forfeits in the final two weight classes with Josh Fincannon (18-7, 57-41) winning at 220, and Micah Walker getting the points at 285.

Both teams will return to action first thing Friday morning at the 55th Annual Bobby Lyons Invitational in Sand Springs. That tournament will feature nationally ranked No. 13 Allen, Texas as the front runner.

Union 40 CPHS 32
106: Adam Lohmann (UHS) FALL Shane Wolf (2:48).
113: Mitchell Smith (CPHS) FALL Riley Trickett (1:45).
120: Caden Vaughn (CPHS) 7-3 Jarrod Gilliam.
126: Seth Jones (CPHS) FALL Ty Young (2:29).
132: Carter Goodman (CPHS) FALL Ryan Trickett (1:28).
138: Chris Dugger (UHS) FALL Ethan Norton (1:03).
145: Noah Smith (UHS) FALL Preston Medlin (5:47).
152: Caleb Rogers (UHS) 9-1 Ethan White*.
* -1 CPHS Unsportsmanlike.
160: Chris Kirby (CPHS) FORFEIT.
170: Shane Fields (UHS) 5-1 Dakota Taylor.
182: Gavin Koehler (UHS) FALL Sango Whitehorn (4:24).
195: Jake Rogers (UHS) 3-1 Brooks Dudley.
220: Josh Fincannon (CPHS) FORFEIT.
285: Micah Walker (UHS) FORFEIT.