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    Record: 0-10 | Unranked
    @ Elk City Missing Score
    @ Elk CityL36-7
    8/26
    vs CacheL10-44
    9/2
    @ EisenhowerL36-21
    9/8
    vs Midwest CityL14-46
    9/23
    @ MacArthur Missing Score
    @ MacArthurL54-0
    9/30
    vs ElginL0-34
    10/7
    @ DuncanL56-0
    10/13
    @ Duncan Missing Score
    vs Noble39-42
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    @ ArdmoreL35-10
    10/28
    vs El RenoL7-28
    11/3

    ZERO WEEK PICKS

    8/30/2019 |  Ben Johnson

    Union at Mansfield (Lake Ridge)

    Michael Swisher: Union
    Whitt Carter: Union
    Ben Johnson: Union

    North Little Rock vs. Booker T. Washington (in Bentonville, Ark.)

    Michael Swisher: North Little Rock
    Whitt Carter: Booker T. Washington
    Ben Johnson: Booker T. Washington


    Broken Bow at Metro Christian

    Michael Swisher: Metro Christian
    Whitt Carter: Broken Bow
    Ben Johnson: Metro Christian


    Oklahoma Christian School at Jones

    Michael Swisher: Jones
    Whitt Carter: Jones
    Ben Johnson: Jones


    Owasso at Bentonville (West)

    Michael Swisher: Owasso
    Whitt Carter: Owasso
    Ben Johnson: Owasso


    Bixby at Mansfield (Timberview)

    Michael Swisher: Timberview
    Whitt Carter: Bixby
    Ben Johnson: Bixby


    Minco at Wynnewood

    Michael Swisher: Minco
    Whitt Carter: Wynnewood
    Ben Johnson: Wynnewood


    Altus at Cache

    Michael Swisher: Altus
    Whitt Carter: Cache
    Ben Johnson: Altus


    Poteau at El Reno

    Michael Swisher: El Reno
    Whitt Carter: Poteau
    Ben Johnson: Poteau


    Community Christian at Crossings Christian

    Michael Swisher: Crossings Christian
    Whitt Carter: Crossings Christian
    Ben Johnson: Crossings Christian


    Jenks at Mansfield (Legacy)

    Michael Swisher: Jenks
    Whitt Carter: Mansfield
    Ben Johnson: Mansfield

    Fairview at Perry

    Michael Swisher: Perry
    Whitt Carter: Fairview
    Ben Johnson: Perry


    Weatherford at Chisholm

    Michael Swisher: Weatherford
    Whitt Carter: Weatherford
    Ben Johnson: Weatherford


    Chr. Heritage at Coalgate

    Michael Swisher: Christian Heritage
    Whitt Carter: Christian Heritage
    Ben Johnson: Christian Heritage


    ZERO WEEK: Top 10 games

    8/29/2019 |  Ben Johnson

    1. Union at Mansfield (Lake Ridge)
    Union won the matchup between the two clubs last year 36-30, thanks to Darius Boone’s 26-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter. Union went on to be a Class 6AI semifinalist, and Lake Ridge was a Region 1 semifinalist in Texas’ 6A Division II.

    2. North Little Rock vs. Booker T. Washington (in Bentonville, Ark.)
    A classic game last year ended with North Little Rock’s Oscar Adaway scoring on a 7-yard run with 1:28 left. Booker T. Washington led 28-15 with 9:14 left in the fourth quarter, but North Little Rock scored twice to seal the game.

    3. Broken Bow at Metro Christian
    Metro Christian quarterback Asher Link scored on a touchdown run and an 18-yard TD pass to Junior Simpson, and the Patriots defense took over from there in a 28-22 victory last season. Metro Christian is 8-3 all-time against Broken Bow -- with all 11 meetings happening since 2008.

    4. Oklahoma Christian School at Jones
    Jones ran its winning streak against OCS to four straight with last year’s 27-10 victory. Jones is 7-1 against OCS since 2006.

    5. Owasso at Bentonville (West)
    A high-scoring affair last year saw Owasso prevail 56-40. Owasso QB Will Kuehne threw for 343 yards and five touchdowns to beat Bentonville West.

    6. Bixby at Mansfield (Timberlake)
    It was a tight one last year, but the Spartans knocked off Mansfield Timberlake 36-33 to kick-start another championship season.

    7. Minco at Wynnewood
    Minco beat Wynnewood 27-14 last season, and is now 4-1 against Wynnewood in the past five seasons.

    8. Altus at Cache
    Both teams finished 8-3 last year and only makes sense that the Highway 62 foes would clash for the first time, despite only being separated by 41 miles.

    9. Poteau at El Reno
    Poteau’s defense was all over El Reno last year with four sacks and three fumble recoveries in last year’s 38-19 contest. Now the scene shifts to El Reno this year.

    10. Community Christian at Crossings Christian
    Community Christian scored first, but Crossings Christian followed with 29 straight points to dominate the rest of the way.

    Honorable mention games
    Jenks at Mansfield (Legacy)

    Fairview at Perry

    Weatherford at Chisholm

    Chr. Heritage at Coalgate

    Tim Holt Jr. steps down at Coweta

    5/13/2019 |  Ben Johnson

    As spring football begins, there’s now a head-coaching vacancy at Coweta. Early Monday morning, Tim Holt Jr. submitted his resignation to athletic director Tim Johnson.

    Holt ends a three-year run at Coweta, where he went 19-15 with a district championship in 2017. He also guided the Tigers to the playoffs in three consecutive years.

    “We appreciate the time Coach Holt put into the program,” Coweta athletic director Tim Johnson told the Wagoner County American-Tribune. “We wish Tim and his family nothing but the best.”

    According to several sources, Holt is heading to Broken Arrow to become the Tigers’ passing game coordinator. For the Tigers, the reigning Class 6AI champions, Holt joins the offensive staff, which is led by offensive coordinator Jay Wilkinson.


    Holt served as an assistant at Broken Arrow from 2010 to 2015.

    Coweta is coming off a 5-7 season, one that ended with a loss to Ardmore in the Class 5A quarterfinals. 

    The next head coach will be Coweta’s third since 2013.


    WRESTLING NEWS: Shawn Jones steps down at Broken Arrow; Rodney Jones takes over

    3/26/2019 |  Ben Johnson

    Shawn Jones is going out as a champion. On Monday, the Broken Arrow wrestling coach announced he is stepping down in order to try a new employment venture.

    “I meant business when I got here,” Jones told Skordle. “We didn’t go 14 for 14, but we did pretty well.”

    Jones’ reign comes to an end after a 14-year run, which included five team championships, four dual state titles and 36 individual champions. Broken Arrow wrapped up February with dual state and team championships.

    “I didn’t know a lot of stuff until the press conference,” Jones said. “I didn’t keep track of a lot of that stuff.”

    Included among Jones’ accomplishments was Zach Marcheselli becoming Broken Arrow’s first four-time state champion since Brandon Tucker at the turn of the century.

    Reece Witcraft (132) and Emmanuel Skillings (195) also picked up individual titles for the Tigers in 2019. And before they claimed their gold medals at the state tournament, Jones had already accepted a job outside of coaching.

    “I had something land in my lap,” Jones said. “I always said I would continue to do this until I can’t pass something up.”

    Jones said he was entering the medical field, selling cardiothoracic devices.

    “I have three girls, and they unselfishly let me do my thing,” Jones said. “But now it’s time for me to do something where I can be with them.”

    Broken Arrow athletic director Steve Dunn expressed his admiration for Jones.

    “We appreciate all that Shawn has meant to Broken Arrow athletics over the years and, we wish him and his family the very best in this new adventure,” he said. “We didn’t have to look very far to identify the next head wrestling coach. In fact, he has been interviewing for the job for the past 14 years.”

    Jones’ brother, Rodney, will take over the Tiger wrestling program, and he’ll be only the fifth head coach of the program since 1990. Rodney Jones has served alongside Shawn Jones, and he’s a former three-time All-American at the University of Oklahoma. Jones also served as an assistant coach at OU for five years before a one-year stint Mustang segued into his time at Broken Arrow.

    “I don’t have the words to properly explain how excited and grateful I am for this opportunity,” Rodney Jones said. “There is absolutely no place like Broken Arrow. The opportunities this district provides our students and teachers is unmatched. It’s an honor to be chosen to lead this great program’s legacy and championship tradition.”

    As for Shawn’s whereabouts when Broken Arrow starts wrestling during the 2019-2020 season, it won’t be hard to find him.

    “I’m going to be a super fan, and since I have a connection I might be able to score some wrestling gear,” Shawn said before being asked if he’d sneak down into the coaching corner on the mats. “I’m going to be absolutely fine just sitting in the stands.”


    WRESTLING: All-State rosters announced

    3/12/2019 |  Ben Johnson

    The Oklahoma Coaches Association announced the 2019 All-State wrestling rosters on Tuesday morning.

    Here are the rosters and some notes on the honorees:


    Large East

    113: David Boucher (Bartlesville)

    120: Laif Jones (Bartlesville)

    126: Ty Nohelty (McAlester)

    132: Reece Witcraft (Broken Arrow) - Two-time state champion headed to Oklahoma State

    138: Spencer Schickram (Ponca City) - Won the Class 6A 138 title this season

    145: Gage Hight (Glenpool) - Finished as a three-time runner-up for the Warriors 

    152: Ja’len Hernandez (Union) 

    160: Scott Patton (Sand Springs) - Runner-up at 6A 152

    170: Isaac Strain (Tahlequah)

    182: Talon Borror (Coweta) - Three-time state champion headed to Oklahoma

    195: Elijah Tomlin (Union)

    220: Korbin McLaughlin (Skiatook) - The 5A 220 champion this season to help Skiatook split the 5A state title with Collinsville

    HWT: Caleb Orr (Jenks) - Runner-up in 6A heavyweight this season


    Large West

    113: Dominic Derr (Westmoore)

    120: Jayston Cato (Carl Albert) - Runner-up at 5A 120 this season

    126: Mitchell Lance (Piedmont) - Third place finish at 5A 126 this season

    132: Colt Newton (Choctaw) - Finished third at 6A 132 this season 

    138: Cameron Picklo (Mustang) - Finished third at 138 this season

    145: Kobi Gomez (Altus) - State champion at 5A 138 this season

    152: Hunter Jump (Duncan) - State champion at 5A 160 after winning a state title at Lawton Mac as a junior

    160: Rene Martinez (Putnam City) - Runner-up at 6A 160 this season

    170: Zane Coleman (Choctaw) - Arizona State signee became a four-time state champion this season

    182: Christian Maldonado (Lawton Mac) - State champion at 5A 170 this season

    195: Carson Savage (Deer Creek) - Runner-up at 6A 195 this season

    220: Jake McCoy (Edmond North) - Runner-up at 6A 220 this season

    HWT: Josh Heindselman (Piedmont) - Became a two-time state champion by winning the 5A heavyweight crown this season


    Small East

    113: Kaleb Harris (Sallisaw)

    120: Luke Montgomery (Bristow) - Finishied third at 4A 120 this season

    126: Thaddeus Long (McLain) - Became the Titans’ first state champion since 1976 with a title at 4A 126

    132: Wesley Scott (Pawnee) - Runner-up at 3A 132 this season

    138: Price Perrier (Pawhuska) - Runner-up at 3A 138 this season

    145: Trystian Shireman (Wagoner) - Finished third at 4A 138 this season

    152: Hadyn Redus (Perry) - State champion at 3A 152 this season

    160: Jacob Ahrberg (Cushing) - State champion at 4A 160 this season

    170: Cade Shropshire (Checotah) - Two-time state champion for the Wildcats with the 3A 160 chamionship this season

    182: River Simon (Vian) - Became a two-time state champion by winning the 3A 182 title this season

    195: Eriq Simpson (Cushing) - Runner-up at 4A 195 this season

    220: Drake Barbee (Blackwell) - State champion at 3A 195 this season

    HWT: Teaguen Wilson (Perry) - Runner-up at 3A heavyweight this season


    Small West

    113: Remington White (Walters) - Former state champion was the 3A runner-up at 113 this season

    120: Jaxon Miller (Comanche)

    126: Logan Farrell (Tuttle) - Runner-up at 4A 126 this season

    132: Kolton Smith (Bridge Creek) - Became the Bobcats’ first state champion by winning the 3A 126 title this season

    138: Kobey Kizarr (Marlow) - State champion at 3A 138 this season

    145: Val Park (Heritage Hall) - Became a three-time state champion by winning 4A 138 title this season


    152: Alec McDoulett (Little Axe) - Runner-up at 3A 152 this season

    160: Tyler Lavey (Marlow) - Runner-up at 3A 160 this season

    170: Ethon Hamrick (Comanche) 

    182: Denver Dahlenburg (Hinton) 

    195: Carson Berryhill (Tuttle) - Won a second straight state championship by winning 4A 195 title this season

    220: Cameron Gregg (Pauls Valley)

    HWT: Ruben Guiterrez (Clinton) - Finished third at 4A heavyweight this season


    **Photo courtesy of Austin Bernard/Owrestle.com


    STATE WRESTLING TOURNAMENT: Hicks makes Durant history

    2/26/2019 |  Ben Johnson

    OKLAHOMA CITY -- Time had not completely elapsed off the clock. Yet, Cody Hicks didn’t care.

    As the final seconds ticked down, Hicks exploded off the mat and ran toward his coaches. One just so happened to be his brother, Colby, standing alongside Durant head coach Jim Taylor in the coaches corner.

    “I was just so excited,” Cody Hicks said. “I just wanted to get to my brother and my coach, just as fast as I could.”

    Time expired right as the Hicks brothers shared an embrace, and it marked the first individual state championship for Durant. From now until the end of time, Cody Hicks’ name will be listed first when it comes to state champions at Durant.

    He etched his name into the Durant record books with a 6-4 victory over Glenpool’s Gage Hight in the 145-pound finals of the Class 5A state tournament at Jim Norick Arena.

    “It was an amazing moment,” said Cody Hicks, a junior who failed to place at 145 pounds at the 2018 state tournament. “I’ve envisioned that for 12 years now. This is my 12th year of wrestling, and that’s what I’ve dreamt about forever.”