The Charles Page High School boys basketball team plays its home games at the Ed Dubie Field House at 600 North Adams Road. Sandite Basketball competes at the 6A level in the Frontier Valley Conference.

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2023-2024 Sand Springs Basketball Schedule

17-10 Overall, 7-7 District
11.28 CPHS 55-59 Edmond Memorial (H)
12.1 CPHS 48-67 Owasso (A)
12.5 CPHS 58-63 Enid (A)
12.12 CPHS 71-56 Putnam City (H)
12.14 - 12.16 Memorial Veterans Arena Invitational
12.14 CPHS 69-47 OKC Storm
12.15 CPHS 98-47 Crossover Prep
12.16 CPHS 104-36 KIPP
1.4 - 1.6 East Central Oklahoma Classic Champions (Ada)
1.4 CPHS 87-46 Hugo
1.5 CPHS 50-46 McLain
1.6 CPHS 51-35 Ada
1.12 CPHS 77-50 Bartlesville (A)
1.18 - 1.20 3rd at Jenks/Union Tournament
1.18 CPHS 61-49 Raymore-Peculiar
1.19 CPHS 72-76 Union
1.20 CPHS 60-37 Jenks
1.23 CPHS 51-71 Union (A)
1.26 CPHS 43-61 Owasso (H)
1.30 CPHS 65-55 Enid (Homecoming)
2.2 CPHS 51-34 Putnam City (A)
2.3 CPHS 77-23 U.S. Grant (H)
2.6 CPHS 43-67 Union (H)
2.8 CPHS 34-56 Edmond Memorial (A)
2.9 CPHS 82-29 U.S. Grant (A)
2.13 CPHS 66-53 Bartlesville (H)
2.22 CPHS 73-52 Southmoore (Regionals)
2.23 CPHS 55-61 Choctaw (Regionals)
2.24 CPHS 75-59 Muskogee (Regionals)
3.1 CPHS 55-57 Southmoore (Area)

Sandite Basketball Roster

Number - Name - Class - Weight - Height
3 - Alijah Roper - Senior - G - 145 - 5’9”
10 - Marcus Mitchell - Senior - PG - 155 - 5’6”
11 - Kooper Kelly - Junior - G - 160 - 5’10”
12 - Colin Shope - Senior - G - 160 - 5’9”
14 - Zane Fueshko - Junior - SG - 165 - 6’4”
20 - Micah Betchan - Sophomore - 150 - 5’8”
21 - Deke Thompson III - Junior - SG - 170 - 6’2”
22 - Kruz Smith - Sophomore - SG - 155 - 5’11”
23 - Khalil Allen - Junior - SF - 165 - 6’4”
24 - Teric Smith - Sophomore - SG - 155 - 5’11”
25 - Blake Johnson - Junior - F - 175 - 6’5”
30 - Kason Evans - Junior - SF -185 - 6’6”
31 - Brendan Ketcher - Junior - SG - 170 - 6’0”
32 - Keegan Collins - Senior - PF - 190 - 6’2”
33 - Cory Young - Junior - 160 - 5’7”

Sand Springs Boys Basketball Coaches

Head Coach Eric Savage led Tulsa Memorial High School to a 305-93 record in twelve seasons with State Championship titles in 2003, 2008, and 2013, and a Runner-Up finish in 2010. He has been with the Sandites since 2013 and holds a 140-131 record at Sand Springs.

Varsity Assistant Coach Durrell Hawkins was an Assistant Coach at Wagoner High School for four seasons before coming to Sand Springs in 2017.

Varsity Assistant Coach Corey Haith joined the Sand Springs staff in 2022. Haith prepped at Rock Bridge High School in Columbia, MO. and at Palmer Trinity in Miami, FL. before playing two seasons at the University of Missouri and two seasons at the University of Tulsa.

Varsity Assistant Deke Thompson II joined the staff in 2023. An All-State selection from Jenks, Thompson played one season of college ball at Coppin State and two seasons at Missouri State.

Sand Springs Basketball Facilities

The Sand Springs basketball teams play their home games at the Ed Dubie Field House on the campus of Charles Page High School at 600 North Adams Road.

Highest Scoring Game (Individual): Glen Buntin - 50.
Highest Scoring Game (Team): 104-36 vs. KIPP (2023).
Highest Scoring Season (Individual): Colt Savage - 562.
High Scoring Season (Freshman): Brooks Haddock - 303.
Highest Scoring Season (Team): 1660 total (2017-2018), 61.96 average (2018-2019).

Coaching History:
2013-2023: Eric Savage 123-121 (.504)
2004-2013: Mike Bynum

1,000 Point Club
1,720 - Glen Buntin (C/o 1970)
1,697 - Colt Savage (2018)
1,331 - Davon Richardson (2020)
1,282 - Nick Tate (2011)
1,194 - Justin Clemons (2001)
1,065 - Marlo Fox (2021)
1,009 - Ward Sherrill (1963)

Boston Celtics
Cecil Hankins (1947-1948)

Harlem Globetrotters
Marques Haynes (1947-1979)

Harlem Magicians
Marques Haynes (1953-1992)

Harlem Wizards
Marques Haynes (1981-1983)

Meadowlark Lemon’s Bucketeers
Marques Haynes (1979)

St. Louis Bombers
Cecil Hankins (1946-1947)

Bethany College
DaJuan Bunch (2008-2013)

Cameron University
Colt Savage (2021-2023)

Langston University
Marques Haynes (1942-1946)

Mid-American Christian University
Nick Tate (2015-2016)

Oklahoma Christian University
Nick Tate (2011-2014)

Oklahoma State University
Ward Sherrill (1964-1967)
Jerry Adair (1956-1958)
Cecil Hankins (1944-1945)
Bill York (1944-1945)
Denver Holton (1943-1944)

Rogers State University
Marlo Fox (2020-2023)

Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Nick Tate (2014-2015)

University of Central Oklahoma
Davon Richardson (2020-2022)
Colt Savage (2019-2021)
Kyle Keener (2018)

University of Tulsa
Richard Courter (1951-1955)

Individual Accolades

Jim Thorpe Hall of Fame
Marques Haynes (1993)

Missouri Valley All-Conference
Richard Courter (1955)

Langston University Hall of Fame
Marques Haynes (1995)

Langston University MVPs
Marques Haynes (1943, 1944, 1945, 1946)

NAIA All-Americans
Nick Tate (2016)

NAIA Hall of Fame
Marques Haynes (1985)

NAIA Player of the Year
Nick Tate (2016)

Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
Marques Haynes (1998)

Oklahoma Hall of Fame
Marques Haynes (2011)

Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame
Marques Haynes

Sand Springs Education Foundation Hall of Fame
Clyde Boyd Jr. (2015)
Ward Sherrill (2014)
Richard Courter (1994)
Jerry Adair (1992)
Marques Haynes (1990)

Small College Basketball Hall of Fame
Marques Haynes (2019)

Southwestern Athletic All-Conference
Marques Haynes (1943, 1944, 1945, 1946)

University of Tulsa Hall of Fame
Richard Courter (1993)

Team Accomplishments

HBCU National Champions
Marques Haynes (1944, 1946)

NAIA National Champions
Nick Tate (2016)

NCAA National Champions
Cecil Hankins (1945)
Bill York (1945)

NCAA District Champions
Cecil Hankins (1945)
Bill York (1945)

Missouri Valley Conference Champions
Richard Courter (1955)

All-College Tournament Champions
Richard Courter (1955)