CPHS Wrestling: Sandites in 4th place, advance 9 to Regional quarterfinals

The Charles Page High School Wrestling team went 4-5 in the first round of the Class 6A East Regional Championship Friday morning in Broken Arrow, and advanced nine wrestlers to the quarterfinals. The team is tied for fourth place following the Round of 16. 

Mitchell Smith pinned Bixby’s Cody Kaiser in 1:32 at 113 pounds. He will face Michael Fredrickson of Deer Creek in the quarterfinals. 

Chris Kirby pinned Northwest Classen senior Levi Wilson in 21 seconds at 160 pounds. He will take on Deer Creek senior Tim Trigg in the quarterfinals. 

Brooks Dudley survived a nearfall situation against Muskogee’s Ty’Vonte Williams at 182 and pinned the Rougher at 2:42. He will wrestle Ponca City’s Landon Newlin in the quarterfinals. 

Santana Naugle took on Ponca City’s HB Bowers at heavyweight and won a 3-2 decision. He will wrestle Union senior Micah Walker in the quarterfinals. 

Harley Newberry received a bye at 120. He will wrestle Broken Arrow’s Bryce Cockrell in the quarterfinals. Seth Jones received a bye at 126 and will take on Union freshman Andre Boyd. Blake Jones received a bye at 138 and will face Enid sophomore Trinit Zweifel. Sango Whitehorn received a bye at 195 and will meet Broken Arrow junior Emmanuel Skillings. Josh Fincannon received a bye at 220 and will take on Northwest Classen’s George Allen in the quarterfinals. 

Shane Wolf was pinned by Ponca City’s Preston Lee in the first round of 106. He will have a bye in the first round of consolation.

Carter Goodman lost a close 5-2 to decision to Ponca City’s Gabriel Roland at 132 that came down to the final seconds. He will have a bye in the first round of consolation. 

Preston Medlin held a 4-2 lead against Muskogee’s Bobby Felts at 145 till late in the third when the Rougher reversed for nearfall points and a 6-4 win. He will have a bye in the first round of consolation due to an Owasso disqualification. 

Ethan White was pinned by Broken Arrow senior William Martin in the first round of 152. He will wrestle Midwest City’s Jamie Watts in consolation. 

Codey Cramer made his varsity debut against Broken Arrow senior Bryce Mattioda at 170 and was pinned. He will get a bye in the first round of consolation.

Former Sandites Christian Forbes (Broken Arrow) and Carter Young (Stillwater) both received byes. 

CPHS Baseball: Tatum Watie throws 9 strikeouts in 9-3 scrimmage win against Booker T. Washington

The Charles Page High School varsity baseball team split its first two scrimmages of the season, falling 10-0 to perennial powerhouse Owasso on Monday, but made up for it with a 9-3 win against Booker T. Washington Tuesday.

Jaxon Skaggs got the start and the loss for Sand Springs against Owasso, giving up three hits and one run with no walks and one strikeout in four innings. Keaton Campbell threw three hits, four runs, and a walk in the fifth. Sebastian Cassidy tossed three hits, five runs, and four walks in the sixth. Jasper Adams pitched two hits, no runs, and a strikeout in the seventh.

The returning State Qualifiers from Owasso tossed 14 strikeouts and only one walk, and the Sandites came away with a .077 batting average. Ty Pennington and Gabe Glenn posted their only hits, both singles.

Tuesday saw a much stronger effort as the Sandites out-hit the Hornets 14 to 3. They also tossed 15 strikeouts, but gave up ten walks and committed four errors.

Northeastern State University-signee Tatum Watie got the start and the win, throwing a no-hitter with one run, nine strikeouts, and four walks in four innings. Brycen Peterman tossed three hits, two runs, five strikeouts, and three walks in three innings. Pennington threw one strikeout and three walks in the eighth inning.

Campbell went three-for-three at the plate with two doubles and one run. Pennington and Ethan Sartin led the team in runs with two apiece. Jacob Shields and Kaegan Murray had two RBI apiece. Sartin hit the first home run of the season, and Pennington and Hayden Blair both had doubles.

Sand Springs is entering its first season under interim Head Coach Matt Brown, who took over the program in September following the resignation of two-year coach James Garrison. Brown came to Sand Springs as an assistant in 2017. The Sandites went 22-11 overall last year and were 8-4 in district action.

Sandite baseball has seven more scrimmages before the season officially starts on March 2nd with a home game against Edmond Memorial. They will play in District 4 this year with Bartlesville, Broken Arrow, Edmond Memorial, Enid, Putnam City, Putnam City West, and Stillwater. They will host a scrimmage against Bartlesville Friday at 5:00 p.m.

CPHS Basketball: Boys fall 69-56 to No. 1 Booker T. Washington, Fox scores 20

The Class 6A No. 9 ranked Charles Page High School boys’ basketball team (16-5, 8-5) took on the Frontier Valley Conference Champions from No. 1 Booker T. Washington (16-5, 12-1) on the road Tuesday night and were unable to repeat their January upset.

The two teams were very similar on shooting, rebounding, steals, and blocks. The Sandites had a more balanced team effort with six scoring players while the Hornets only had four, but they were unable to overcome lopsided fouls and Hornet star power. The teams were equally matched in the paint, but Washington had three more three-pointers and half as many fouls as the Sandites.

University of Kansas-commit Bryce Thompson led all scorers with 24 points, followed by University of Oklahoma-commit Trey Phipps with 21 points and Jalen Breath with 17. The Sandites also had three players in double-digits. Junior Marlo Fox scored 20, University of Central Oklahoma-commit Davon Richardson had his eighth double-double of the year with 12 points and 11 rebounds, and Cason Savage added 10 points.

Sand Springs could not have played better in the first quarter and led for almost all of it. Thompson kicked off the game with a three, but Ryan Shoemaker hit a layup for the 6-5 lead in his first varsity start, and the Sandites didn’t trail till the 4:40 mark of the second quarter.

Sand Springs led 16-12 after the first quarter, but Washington reclaimed the lead with a six-point run capped by a layup from Breath. Sand Springs responded by scoring six of their own, including four from Fox, and they were up 29-25 late in the half, but the home team closed out with a ten-point run thanks to numerous Sandite fouls.

The Sandites won the third quarter 16-14. They fell behind 45-35 at the 4:23 mark, but finished the stanza 10-4 to enter the home stretch 49-45. Washington finally began to pull away with a seven-point run in the middle of the period for their biggest lead at 67-51.

Sandite basketball will return to action Friday at 8:00 p.m. with a regular season finale against No. 11 Broken Arrow (15-6, 7-5). The Tigers won their last meeting 63-51 during a 13-1 start to the season, but since then they are 2-5 and the Sandites will be looking for payback with home court advantage. The Hornets, who already clinched the FVC title, will wrap up the regular season on the road against Sapulpa (9-12, 4-8) Friday at 8:00 p.m. They previously beat the Chieftains 84-62 in December.

BTW 69 CPHS 56
1Q: CPHS 16-12.
2Q: BTW 23-13.
3Q: CPHS 16-14.
4Q: BTW 20-11.

Free Throws: BTW 11-of-16, CPHS 7-of-9.
Field Goals: BTW 25-of-51, CPHS 22-of-49.
Offensive Rebounds: BTW 8, CPHS 9.
Defensive Rebounds: BTW 17, CPHS 17.
Total Rebounds: BTW 25, CPHS 26.
Steals: BTW 7, CPHS 6.
Blocks: BTW 3, CPHS 3.
Fouls: BTW 8, CPHS 15.

(Sand Springs stats)
Scoring: Fox 20, Richardson 12, Savage 10, Minney 8, Shoemaker 4, Askew 2.
Offensive Rebounds: Richardson 3, Minney 3, Savage 1, Shoemaker 1, Askew 1.
Defensive Rebounds: Richardson 8, Fox 5, Savage 3, Shoemaker 1.
Total Rebounds: Richardson 11, Fox 5, Savage 4, Minney 3, Shoemaker 2, Askew 1.
Steals: Savage 3, Richardson 1, Fox 1, Minney 1.
Assists: Richardson 2, Miney 2, Fox 1, Savage 1.
Blocks: Richardson 2, Minney 1.
Fouls: Minney 4, Shoemaker 4, Richardson 2, Clark 2, Fox 1, Savage 1, Brockman 1.

(Booker T. Washington partial stats)
Scoring: Thompson 24, Phipps 21, Breath 17, Johnson 7.
Fouls: Breath 3, Phipps 2, Parker 2, Johnson 1.

CPHS Basketball: Girls fall 59-49 to No. 3 Booker T. Washington, Armstead scores 21

The Class 6A No. 11 ranked Charles Page High School girls’ basketball team (14-7, 7-6) took on No. 3 Booker T. Washington (20-2, 12-1) Tuesday night at Nathan E. Harris Field House, and the Hornets picked up their sixth-straight conference win 59-49, despite a double-digit comeback effort from the Sandites.

The first half looked far different from your typical Sand Springs basketball game. Sophomore star Journey Armstead drew two fouls early in the first quarter and spent most of the half on the bench while Raegan Padilla led the team with nine points.

The Hornets snagged six offensive rebounds and four steals in the first period, while the Sandites had none of either, for a 20-13 lead. In both quarters the Sandites played close til the final minutes, then the Hornets ended the periods with exclamation marks. 

Jade Shrum gave Sand Springs their only lead of the night with a three-pointer at 3-2. Bayleigh Cheney hit another three to cut their deficit to 16-13 before Aunisty Smith and Emmary Williams closed out the quarter. 

In the second period Sophia Regalado, Padilla, and Leyshia Morris scored buckets to cut the deficit to 24-20, but Smith and Wyvette Mayberry hit back to back threes for their first double-digit lead with 2:17 in the half. They hit the gas from there and closed on a four-point run to make it 37-23.

It looked like the home team would run away with it in the third quarter. Armstead scored a three to start the half, but the Hornets went on a nine-point run and took their biggest lead at 49-28. Then came the Sandite resurgence. Armstead hit another three and Morris added two to end the third 51-35.

Sand Springs outscored their hosts 11-4 in the first three minutes of the final stanza to get back within single digits. Smith reclaimed the ten-point lead and Armstead took a hard spill at the 2:19 mark and didn’t re-enter the game. The impressive comeback effort came up short as the Hornets played keep-away in the final minutes.

Armstead led all scorers with 21 points, 19 of which came in the second half. Padilla scored 10 and eight Sandites made their way into the score book. Smith led the Hornets with 20 points, followed by Mayberry with 15.

Sand Springs basketball will return to action Friday at 6:30 p.m. with their final home game of the season against Broken Arrow (9-12, 5-8). They previously beat the Tigers 80-78 on the road. The Hornets will play a de facto Frontier Valley Conference title game at No. 7 Sapulpa (19-3, 12-1) Friday at 6:30 p.m. They previously beat the Chieftains 52-46, but Sapulpa can force a tie for the title with a payback win.

BTW 59 CPHS 49
1Q: BTW 20-13.
2Q: BTW 17-10.
3Q: BTW 14-12.
4Q: CPHS 14-8.

Free Throws: BTW 9-of-21, CPHS 4-of-10.
Field Goals: BTW 22-of-55, CPHS 20-of-51.
Offensive Rebounds: BTW 10, CPHS 7.
Defensive Rebounds: BTW 20, CPHS 24.
Total Rebounds: BTW 30, CPHS 31.
Steals: BTW 13, CPHS 5.
Blocks: BTW 3, CPHS 5.
Fouls: BTW 16, CPHS 14.

(Sand Springs stats)
Scoring: Armstead 21, Padilla 10, Morris 7, Shrum 3, Cheney 3, Jackson 2, Regalado 2, Jordan 1.
Offensive Rebounds: Jackson 2, Burris 2, Cheney 1, Regalado 1, Jordan 1.
Defensive Rebounds: Jackson 7, Cheney 5, Armstead 4, Padilla 2, Burris 2, Morris 2, Shrum 1, Jordan 1.
Total Rebounds: Jackson 9, Cheney 6, Armstead 4, Burrris 4, Padilla 2, Morris 2, Jordan 2, Shrum 1, Regalado 1.
Steals: Padilla 2, Morris 2, Armstead 1.
Assists: Armstead 1, Jackson 1,
Blocks: Jackson 3, Burris 1, Morris 1.
Fouls: Jackson 4, Padilla 3, Armstead 2, Jordan 2, Shrum 1, Burris 1, Morris 1.

(Booker T. Washington partial stats)
Scoring: Smith 20, Mayberry 15, Williams 7, Hill 7, Jones 4, Johson 3, Nunez 3.
Fouls: Williams 4, Mayberry 4, Hill 3, Jones 3, Johson 2.

OSSAA 6A Girls Basketball Week 11 Rankings

The final OSSAA rankings were released on February 10th, but we will continue to update each week with records, conference standings, offensive/defensive standings, and playoff results.

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

Conference Strength
54.0 Central Oklahoma
48.0 Frontier Valley
40.6 Big Ten
14.8 All-City

Top Offenses
(Avg. Points Scored)
63.9 Norman
63.6 Moore
62.3 Choctaw
61.8 Deer Creek
61.1 Booker T. Washington
59.2 Sapulpa
57.6 Ponca City
56.7 Broken Arrow
56.6 Edmond North
56.5 Sand Springs
54.8 Edmond Santa Fe
54.3 Jenks
52.6 Midwest City
52.1 Bixby
51.6 Putnam North
51.6 Putnam West
50.9 Mustang
50.1 Edmond Memorial
49.9 Northwest Classen
49.5 Westmoore
48.3 Union
48.0 Putnam City
47.8 Norman North
46.1 Bartlesville
46.0 Muskogee
45.9 Yukon
40.1 Enid
39.4 Lawton
38.6 Owasso
38.4 Stillwater
33.0 Southmoore
18.1 U.S. Grant

Top Defenses
(Avg. Points Allowed)
36.4 Choctaw
38.7 Union
39.7 Norman North
40.7 Ponca City
41.6 Midwest City
42.4 Bixby
42.8 Sapulpa
43.9 Edmond North
44.0 Edmond Memorial
44.5 Putnam West
45.2 Westmoore
45.6 Mustang
46.1 Putnam North
46.7 Moore
46.7 Booker T. Washington
47.2 Norman
47.3 Yukon
47.7 Sand Springs
48.7 Stillwater
49.7 Northwest Classen
51.1 Jenks
51.2 Putnam City
52.1 Deer Creek
53.6 Bartlesville
53.6 Owasso
53.9 U.S. Grant
54.8 Edmond Santa Fe
56.4 Muskogee
57.3 Southmoore
57.4 Enid
57.8 Broken Arrow
65.4 Lawton

Avg. Point Differential
25.9 Choctaw
17.0 Moore
16.9 Ponca City
16.8 Norman
16.5 Sapulpa
14.4 Booker T. Washington
12.7 Edmond North
11.0 Midwest City
9.7 Bixby
9.7 Deer Creek
9.6 Union
8.8 Sand Springs
8.1 Norman North
7.1 Putnam West
6.1 Edmond Memorial
5.6 Putnam North
5.3 Mustang
4.3 Westmoore
3.2 Jenks
0.3 Northwest Classen
0.0 Edmond Santa Fe
-1.1 Broken Arrow
-1.4 Yukon
-3.2 Putnam City
-7.5 Bartlesville
-10.3 Stillwter
-10.5 Muskogee
-15.0 Owasso
-17.2 Enid
-24.4 Southmoore
-26.0 Lawton
-35.8 U.S. Grant

Conference Standings

All-City
7-2 Southeast
5-0 Classen SAS
5-3 Star Spencer
4-3 Northwest Classen
4-4 John Marshall
2-4 Capitol Hill
1-5 U.S. Grant
0-7 Douglass

Big Ten
10-0 Choctaw
6-1 Midwest City
6-3 Putnam West
4-3 Eisenhower
4-4 Putnam North
2-7 Putnam City
1-8 Enid
0-7 Lawton

Central Oklahoma
11-1 Norman
10-2 Moore10-2 Deer Creek
9-3 Edmond North
8-4 Norman North
6-6 Edmond Memorial
5-6 Edmond Santa Fe
5-7 Mustang
4-8 Westmoore
2-10 Stillwater
2-10 Yukon
0-12 Southmoore

Frontier Valley
11-1 Booker T. Washington
11-1 Sapulpa
9-3 Union
7-5 Bixby
7-5 Sand Springs
5-7 Jenks
5-7 Broken Arrow
2-10 Bartlesville
2-10 Owasso
1-11 Muskogee

OSSAA 6A Boys Basketball Week 11 Rankings

The final OSSAA rankings were released on February 10th, but we will continue to update each week with records, conference standings, offensive/defensive standings, and playoff results.

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

Conference Strength
52.3 Big Ten
51.6 Frontier Valley
41.0 Central Oklahoma
24.4 All-City

Top Offenses
(Avg. Points Scored)
73.9 Midwest City
69.5 Booker T. Washington
68.1 Southmoore
68.0 Choctaw
67.6 Lawton
67.6 Union
66.9 Edmond Memorial
64.6 Edmond North
64.5 Putnam West
63.6 Sapulpa
62.5 Sand Springs
62.1 Mustang
61.6 Putnam North
61.1 Bixby
61.0 Yukon
60.9 Putnam City
60.8 Jenks
60.4 Northwest Classen
59.8 Broken Arrow
59.6 Norman North
57.8 Ponca City
56.4 Norman
56.3 Muskogee
56.0 Enid
55.5 Owasso
54.3 Westmoore
51.1 Moore
49.8 Stillwater
48.8 Edmond Santa Fe
47.1 Deer Creek
47.1 U.S. Grant
39.9 Bartlesville

Top Defenses
(Avg. Points Allowed)
45.1 Edmond Santa Fe
46.0 Jenks
47.9 Edmond Memorial
51.3 Deer Creek
52.1 Sand Springs
52.2 Southmoore
52.2 Broken Arrow
53.1 Putnam North
54.0 Moore
54.3 Northwest Classen
54.3 Edmond North
54.5 Lawton
54.5 Owasso
56.5 Midwest City
57.1 Norman North
57.3 Booker T. Washington
57.7 Norman
57.8 Union
58.7 Bartlesville
59.0 Putnam West
59.2 Enid
59.4 Choctaw
59.8 Ponca City
60.0 Putnam City
60.9 Mustang
60.9 Muskogee
61.7 Yukon
62.2 U.S. Grant
62.7 Stillwater
63.0 Westmoore
65.7 Sapulpa
67.7 Bixby

Avg. Point Differential
19.0 Edmond Memorial
17.4 Midwest City
15.9 Southmoore
14.8 Jenks
13.1 Lawton
12.2 Booker T. Washington
10.4 Sand Springs
10.3 Edmond North
9.8 Union
8.7 Choctaw
8.5 Putnam North
7.5 Broken Arrow
6.1 Northwest Classen
5.5 Putnam West
3.7 Edmond Santa Fe
2.5 Norman North
1.3 Mustang
1.0 Owasso
0.9 Putnam City
-0.7 Yukon
-1.3 Norman
-2.0 Ponca City
-2.0 Sapulpa
-2.9 Moore
-3.3 Enid
-4.2 Deer Creek
-4.6 Muskogee
-6.7 Bixby
-8.7 Westmoore
-12.9 Stillwater
-15.0 U.S. Grant
-18.9 Bartlesville

Conference Standings

All-City
8-1 John Marshall
8-1 Star Spencer
6-2 Classen SAS
5-2 Northwest Classen
3-5 Douglass
2-7 Southeast
1-6 U.S. Grant
0-9 Capitol Hill

Big Ten
8-1 Putnam West
6-1 Lawton
6-1 Midwest City
5-4 Putnam City
4-6 Choctaw
3-5 Putnam North
1-8 Enid
0-7 Eisenhower

Central Oklahoma
11-1 Southmoore
10-2 Norman North
10-2 Edmond Memorial
9-3 Edmond North
7-5 Edmond Santa Fe
6-7 Norman
5-7 Deer Creek
4-7 Mustang
3-8 Yukon
2-9 Stillwater
2-10 Westmoore
2-10 Moore

Frontier Valley
11-1 Booker T. Washington
9-3 Jenks
9-3 Union
8-4 Sand Springs
7-5 Broken Arrow
6-6 Owasso
4-8 Muskogee
4-8 Sapulpa
2-10 Bixby
0-12 Bartlesville