Capital City Redwolves

Oklahoma City, OK 73101

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POSTSEASON RANKINGS

|  Ben Johnson

Class 6AI
1. Owasso
2. Edmond Santa Fe
3. Broken Arrow
4. Union
5. Jenks
6. Norman
7. Mustang
8. Moore
9. Westmoore
10. PC North

Class 6AII
1. Bixby
2. Stillwater
3. Del City
4. Muskogee
5. Booker T. Washington
6. Choctaw
7. Midwest City
8. Sapulpa
9. Deer Creek
10. Ponca City

Class 5A
1. Carl Albert
2. Edison
3. Noble
4. El Reno
5. Bishop McGuinness
6. Tahlequah
7. Piedmont
8. Collinsville
9. Ardmore
10. McAlester

Class 4A
1. Bethany
2. Tuttle
3. Poteau
4. Bristow
5. Wagoner
6. Weatherford
7. Cache
8. Sallisaw
9. Clinton
10. Fort Gibson
Class 3A
1. Heritage Hall
2. Lincoln Christian
3. Plainview
4. Perkins-Tryon
5. Sulphur
6. Marlow
7. Veridgris
8. Checotah
9. Berryhill
10. Stigler

Class 2A
1. Metro Christian
2. Sperry
3. Vian
4. Washington
5. Jones
6. Holland Hall
7. Beggs
8. Millwood
9. Kingston
10. Adair

Class A
1. Cashion
2. Stroud
3. Pawnee
4. Rejoice Christian
5. Ringling
6. Minco
7. Pawhuska
8. Thomas
9. Gore
10. Mangum

Class B
1. Shattuck
2. Regent Prep
3. Dewar
4. Canadian
5. Cherokee
6. Laverne
7. Davenport
8. Weleetka
9. Alex
10. Burns Flat-Dill City

Class C
1. Southwest Covenant
2. Pond Creek-Hunter
3. Coyle
4. Graham-Dustin
5. Covington-Douglas
6. Midway
7. Waynoka
8. Tipton
9. Maysville
10. Sasakwa



SKORDLE SAMPLER - Smoked Out BBQ

|  Michael Swisher



By John Hardaway

BBQ Expert


In the mood for some really solid BBQ in the Northwest OKC? 


Then I highly suggest you check out Smoked Out BBQ on Northwest Expressway. 


Just look for the cool NEON GREEN signage outside. 


The Richardson family has been cooking food for 75 years. 


Smoked Out began as a highly-regarded food truck and catering business and then opened their brick and mortar storefront a little over a year ago.


On my visits, I have been impressed with the quality of their sliced brisket, which is always the measuring stick for any serious BBQ joint in my opinion. 


Their ribs were great; nice and meaty, not these clean and cute ribs that I run into from time to time.




Sausage has good bite and spice and the pulled pork was moist and delicious. 


Smoked Out prides themselves on quality sides and I was impressed with their mac and cheese and beans. 


Now, here are the two best pieces of advice I could give someone going to Smoked Out BBQ. 



  1. Get a Holy Smokes plate and here are the details: Tots (my choice) or fries with 2 meats, shredded cheese and BBQ sauce. It’s ridiculously good, but I warn you that it will fill you up quick before the main meal if you’re not careful, so proceed with caution. Maybe split with a friend…or maybe not?
  2. Get the banana pudding as the finisher! There is a sweet spot with banana pudding, between too crisp and too soggy and the banana pudding at Smoked Out is fantastic. It’s some of the best banana pudding I have had from anywhere.  



So, after the Holy Smokes plate, some brisket, ribs, sausage, pulled pork, mac and cheese, beans and banana pudding, just plan the next 2-3 hours of your day so you can find somewhere to get flat on your back and take a nap because you’re going to need it. 


Ask for LeRoy and tell him SKORDLE sent you! 

He will take great care of you and all your BBQ needs at 6220 Northwest Expressway.

WEEK 10 RANKINGS

|  Ben Johnson

Class 6AI
1. Owasso (1) - 9-0
2. Edmond Santa Fe (5) - 7-2
3. Broken Arrow (3) - 7-2
4. Union (4) - 5-4
5. Jenks (2) - 5-4
6. Norman (6) - 7-2
7. Mustang (10) - 6-3
8. Moore (7) - 5-4
9. Westmoore (9) - 6-3
10. PC North (8) - 6-3

Class 6AII
1. Bixby (1) - 9-0
2. Stillwater (2) - 9-0
3. Del City (3) - 8-1
4. Muskogee (4) - 8-1
5. Booker T. Washington (5) - 5-4
6. Choctaw (6) - 6-3
7. Deer Creek (8) - 4-5
8. Midwest City (7) - 4-5
9. Sapulpa (9) - 6-3
10. Ponca City (10) - 4-5

Class 5A
1. Bishop McGuinness (1) - 8-1
2. Carl Albert (2) - 8-1
3. Edison (3) - 8-1
4. Tahlequah (4) - 9-0
5. Noble (5) - 8-1
6. El Reno (6) - 8-1
7. Piedmont (7) - 7-2
8. Collinsville (8) - 7-2
9. Ardmore (9) - 5-3
10. Skiatook (10) - 5-4

Class 4A
1. Bethany (1) - 9-0
2. Tuttle (2) - 8-1
3. Poteau (3) - 8-1
4. Bristow (4) - 8-1
5. Wagoner (6) - 7-2
6. Weatherford (7) - 7-2
7. Cache (10) - 6-3
8. Clinton (5) - 6-3
9. Sallisaw (NR) - 6-3
10. Broken Bow (8) - 6-3

Class 3A
1. Heritage Hall (1) - 8-0
2. Lincoln Christian (2) - 9-0
3. Plainview (3) - 7-1
4. Berryhill (4) - 9-0
5. Perkins-Tryon (6) - 8-1
6. John Marshall (5) - 7-2
7. Checotah (8) - 8-1
8. Sulphur (7) - 7-2
9. Marlow (9) - 6-3
10. Stigler (10) - 6-3

Class 2A
1. Metro Christian (1) - 9-0
2. Sperry (2) - 9-0
3. Vian (3) - 8-1
4. Washington (4) - 9-0
5. Jones (5) - 8-1
6. Beggs (6) - 8-1
7. Holland Hall (7) - 7-2
8. Millwood (8) - 7-2
9. Kingston (9) - 8-1
10. Adair (10) - 8-1

Class A
1. Cashion (1) - 8-0
2. Stroud (2) - 9-0
3. Pawhuska (3) - 9-0
4. Rejoice Christian (4) - 9-0
5. Pawnee (5) - 9-0
6. Minco (6) - 9-0
7. Ringling (7) - 7-1
8. Thomas (8) - 7-2
9. Gore (9) - 9-1
10. Hobart (10) - 7-1

Class B
1. Shattuck (1) - 8-0
2. Regent Prep (2) - 9-0
3. Dewar (3) - 9-0
4. Burns Flat-Dill City (4) - 8-1
5. Canadian (5) - 9-0
6. Cherokee (6) - 8-1
7. Laverne (7) - 7-2
8. Davenport (8) - 8-1
9. Weleetka (9) - 6-3
10. Keota (10) - 7-2

Class C
1. Southwest Covenant (1) - 7-0
2. Pond Creek-Hunter (2) - 9-0
3. Coyle (3) - 7-2
4. Graham-Dustin (4) - 7-1
5. Covington-Douglas (5) - 6-4
6. Midway (6) - 8-1
7. Waynoka (8) - 6-3
8. Tipton (9) - 6-3
9. Maysville (10) - 6-2
10. Sasakwa (7) - 7-2


Week 9 Player of the Week Poll

|  Ben Johnson

FINALISTS

Tavien Woodworth (Fort Gibson) - Senior tailback rushed for 313 yards and three touchdowns on 41 carries in the Tigers’ 44-22 victory over Tulsa Central in a key District 4A-4 matchup on Thursday night.

Brett Hays (Dewar) - Junior defensive specialist had 14 tackles, one interception, one fumble recovery, one sack and a tackle for loss in the Dragons’ 68-32 victory over Keota to clinch the District  B-6 title for the Dragons.

Owen Ostroski (Holland Hall) - Junior defensive end came up with 12 tackles (5.5 for loss), one sack and a forced fumble in Holland Hall’s 43-6 win over Spiro to secure second place in District 2A-5 for the Dutch.

Aiden Jones (Mannford) - Senior running back ran 32 times for 330 yards and three touchdowns, in addition to catching five passes for 80 yards. He also added three returns on special teams for 86 yards and an interception on defense in the Pirates’ 27-13 win over Bridge Creek.

Cade Horton (Norman) - Senior quarterback completed 18 of 20 passes for 325 yards and five touchdowns, plus 14 carries for 128 yards in the Tigers’ 49-31 victory over Westmoore in a key District 6AI-1 contest.

Nathan Malchaski (Dibble) - Senior ball carrier racked up 225 yards and three touchdowns on 17 carries for the Demons. On defense, Malchaski had nine tackles (four for loss), one fumble recovery and three quarterback hurries in Dibble’s 33-14 victory over Apache.

Talyn Shettron (Edmond Santa Fe) - Sophomore wideout came up big with nine receptions for 190 yards and three touchdowns in the Wolves’ 33-30 victory over Jenks to put Edmond Santa Fe a win away from claiming the District 6AI-1 title.

Jimmie Coleman (Muskogee) - Senior tailback carried the ball 24 times for 388 yards and three touchdowns, and he also caught four passes for 30 yards in the Roughers’ 44-27 victory over Bartlesville to put Muskogee in a position to play Bixby for the District 6AII-2 title this week.

HONORABLE MENTION LIST

Weleetka

Brennon Lewis - 7 rushes, 208 yards, 4 TDs (played quarter and a half)

Cleveland

Asher Brewer - 16 rushes, 154 yards, 2 TDs // 13 tackles (4 for loss), 1 INT for TD

Mounds

Brody Rice - 4 receptions, 92 yards, 2 TDs + 2 rushes, 49 yards // 12 tackles on defense

Sperry

Joe Whiteley - 4 rushes, 175 yards, 2 TDs + 26-yard TD reception // 65-yard fumble return for TD

Cooper Park - 9/12 passing, 188 yards, 2 TDs + a rushing TD

Watonga

Dalton Laird, Joe Jackson and Michael Reza - Combined for 515 yards rushing

Wyandotte

Ethan Bradley - 20 rushes, 67 yards + 3 receptions, 57 yards // 2 INTs, 2 sacks and 12 tackles on defense

Barnsdall

Michael Marin - 21 rushes, 175 yards, 4 TDs + 4 receptions, 59 yards // 4 tackles on defense

Depew

Blake Stafford - 33 rushes, 400 yards, 6 TDs + 3/6 passing for 40 yards

Meeker

Jacob Martin - 10/16 passing, 225 yards, 4 TDs + 52 yards rushing, 1 TD

Caden Wolford - 17 rushes, 223 yards, 1 TD

Choctaw

Chase Jackson - 7 receptions, 114 yards, 2 TDs

Verdigris

Offensive line (Austin Woods, Kyle Pickens, Jax Ridenour, Jordan Nelson, Jayden Ridenour) - 428 yards rushing and 212 yards passing

Purcell

Addison Love - 25 rushes, 192 yards, 3 TDs

Mojo Browning - 7 receptions, 166 yards, 2 TDs

Chisholm

Damien Rieman - 4 INTs on defense

Atoka

Tyrell Hill - 3 sacks, 10 tackles on defense

Berryhill

Dawson James - 8 receptions, 200 yards, 4 TDs // 1 INT on defense

Jake Miller - 14/21 passing, 371 yards, 5 TDs

Cache

Phoenix Medina - 7 receptions, 95 yards, 1 TD // 9 tackles, 1 sack on defense

Bethany

Sam Brandt - 10/10 passing, 184 yards, 3 TDs + 3 rushes, 64 yards, 1 TD // 11 tackles, 1 INT, 1 fumble recovery for TD

Noble

Hunter Largent - 12 tackles (4 for loss) on defense

Marlow

Tag Allen - 8 receptions, 244 yards, 2 TDs

Weatherford

Sam Hoffman - 32 rushes, 215 yards, 2 TDs

Collinsville

Brayden Gilkey - 18 rushes, 169 yards, 2 TDs // 9 tackles on defense

Yukon

Offensive line (Corbin Gordon, Lane Parks, Austin Jones, Grady Walker, Blake Nail) - Millers rushed for 487 yards

Claremore

Jace Hightower - 24 rushes, 163 yards, 2 TDs

Cushing

Keaton Crooks - 13 receptions, 222 yards, 2 TDs

Bishop Kelley

Jeremiah Besses - 4 receptions, 185 yards, 3 TDs

Commerce

Caden Pickard - 11 rushes, 245 yards, 4 TDs

Grove

Emmanuel Crawford - 15 rushes, 202 yards, 2 TDs + 1 reception, 29 yards, 1 TD

Bixby

Braylin Presley - 8 rushes, 127 yards, 2 TDs

Brennan Presley - 8 receptions, 119 yards, 3 TDs // INT return for TD on defense

SKORDLE SAMPLER - Halloween Candy

|  Michael Swisher

By John Hardaway

Taker of His Kids' Halloween Candy


Halloween candy is fantastic! 


For some reason, and for so many people, the love for Halloween candy is very strong. 


Why exactly are these “fun sized” portions so awesome?  


I believe the answer lies somewhere in the combination between quantity and variety, where someone can sample and indulge in all their favorites. Maybe because it only happens once a year in late October? 


As a child, Halloween meant trick-or-treating for hours, loading up a paper grocery sack full of Halloween candy, most of which was eaten before bedtime, and some of which ended up in the freezer for school lunches and daily snacking until all that would be left were Tootsie Rolls, Almond Joys, and Mounds because those three are not good. 


Sorry I’m not sorry if you like those!  


As a parent, Halloween is even better because you get all the Halloween candy without all the work of trick-or-treating. 


I have, unapologetically, trained my children that when there is a choice, we always choose chocolate! We have no desire for fruit-type candy in our house. 


For me personally, my favorite Halloween candy is Reese’s, any size or shape: Cups, minis, bars, pumpkins, pieces, etc.  


My runner-up is Kit Kat and then third place is basically anything chocolate besides the things mentioned above. 


There is a decent chance that I eat more of my children’s Halloween candy than they do and I’m already looking forward to it. I’m an expert as swiping Halloween candy from my children’s stash and the key is pulling from the bottom and only one at a time. 


If you are fortunate enough to find anyone handing out full size candy bars, that is like hitting the lottery! 


I also remember from my childhood some houses giving away homemade brownies, cookies, rice crispy treats, popcorn balls, or caramel apples (only fruit Halloween exception), but I haven’t seen these in years. Probably because everyone has gotten so sensitive, cautious, scared, or too busy to make them, but I sure remember them and they were awesome. 


I also remember a dentist giving out toothbrushes and floss for Halloween, which I get it, it’s cute and gets a giggle I guess, but as 9-year-old it did absolutely nothing for me or any other kid. 


Ok, so that’s enough for me, what’s your favorite Halloween candy? 


Vote below and let us know.


Also I wanted to include one of my favorite cold weather soup recipes thanks to Mr. Skordle himself, Adam Diesselhorst…Minestrone soup. 


I have been making it for years and its one of my absolute favorites! 




Trust me it’s fantastic and you should make a pot before heading out to trick-or-treat so it’s ready and happy when you get back.


Diesselhorst Minestrone Soup 

Ingredients and Directions: 

1 lb. Ground Pork

1 lb. Sage Sausage

1 onion diced 

1 can of chopped spinach

1 big can or container of chicken broth (or more or less if desired if you want it thinner or thicker)

6 cans of Campbell’s Minestrone Soup

1 bag of Cheese Tortellini 

1 bag of finely shredded cheese

1 bag of Fritos (or Saltines, Ritz, Club, Oyster crackers) 

  1. In a pot brown ground pork and sausage together and drain
  2. While draining meat, dice and sauté onions with olive oil in same pot and then return meat
  3. Add spinach, broth (as desired) and Campbell’s Minestrone Soup and bring to boil 
  4. Once pot is boiling, add tortellini and boil until tortellini is floating
  5. Reduce heat to simmer and let it get happy for 30 min
  6. Prepare a bowl and top with shredded cheese and Fritos and enjoy! 

Week 8 Player of the Week Poll

|  Ben Johnson

FINALISTS

Trae Washington (Tulsa Central) - Senior receiver hauled in seven catches for 316 yards and four touchdowns in the Braves’ 57-24 victory over Stilwell in District 4A-4 play.

Blake Stafford (Depew) - Hornet senior had 30 rushes for 613 yards and 11 touchdowns in the Hornets’ record-setting offensive performance in a 102-55 victory over Wesleyan Christian.

Will Cox (Jenks) - Senior ball carrier had 23 rushes for 166 yards and three touchdowns, plus five receptions for 106 yards and a score in the Trojans’ critical 49-25 win over Norman in District 6AI-1 competition.

Marcus Esparza (Sapulpa) - Senior running back/linebacker had 18 carries for 147 yards and a touchdown on offense. On defense, he recorded 13 tackles (two for loss) and a sack in the Chieftains’ 30-20 victory over Shawnee in 6AII-2 play.

Tavien Woodworth (Fort Gibson) - Junior tailback rushed the ball 44 times for 231 yards and a touchdown in the Tigers’ rain-soaked 13-6 victory over Hilldale in District 4A-4 action.

HONORABLE MENTION

Bishop McGuinness

Luke Tarman (Bishop McGuinness) - Junior quarterback completed 4 of 6 passes for 85 yards and a touchdown, and he added 25 carries for 182 yards and two touchdowns. He even hauled in a one catch for 11 yards in the Irish’s 29-7 win over Piedmont to move into first place alone in District 5A-2. 25 rushes, 182 yards, 2 TDs + 4/6 passing, 85 yards, 1 TD + 1 reception for 11 yards

Stillwater

Qwontrel Walker - 8 rushes, 129 yards, 2 TDs

Colcord

Blake Gonzales - 24 rushes, 177 yards, 1 TD // 4 tackles and 2 INTs on defense

Lincoln Christian

Connor Johnson - 6 receptions, 182 yards, 2 TDs

Skiatook

Mason Willingham - 6/9 passing, 109 yards, 1 TD + 16 rushes, 89 yards, 2 TDs

Pawnee

Trevor Mitchell - 16 rushes, 155 yards, 1 TD

Bixby

Brennan Presley - 6 receptions, 130 yards, 2 TDs

Atoka

Trent Yarbrough - had a 99-yard TD run and finished with 150 yards on the ground

Bristow

Stephen Tolon - 14 rushes, 161 yards, 2 TDs

Metro Christian

Asher Link - 18/25 passing, 308 yards, 3 TDs + 8 rushes, 52 yards, 2 TDs

Sallisaw Central

Aiden Brown - 9 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 fumble recovery for a 24-yard TD

Cashion

Caden Harrell - 5 rushes, 122 yards, 3 TDs // 14 tackles on defense

Noble

Trevor Lorenz - 2 interceptions returned for touchdowns, 1 pass break-up, 5 tackles on defense

Heritage Hall

Jayden Williams - 18 rushes, 105 yards, 2 TDs // 8 tackles (3 for loss) on defense)

Del City

Quinlan Ganther - 18 rushes, 159 yards, 3 TDs + 5/10 passing, 75 yards

Tulsa Central

KT Owens - 9/16 passing, 389 yards, 5 TDs + 4 rushes, 23 yards, 1 TD

Poteau

Mason Bracheers - 120 yards rushing, 1 TD // 6 tackles on defense

Easton Francis - 76 yards passing, 1 TD + 52 yards rushing

Madill

Asa Robertson - 2 rushes, 105 yards, 2 TDs + 1 reception, 23, 1 TD // 1 INT, 1 forced fumble on defense

Edmond Santa Fe

Ethan Hyche - 25 rushes, 120 yards, 2 TDs

Rejoice Christian

Nate Anderson - 19 rushes, 203 yards, 3 TDs // 1 INT, 9 tackles (1 for loss) on defense

Choctaw

Gabe Johnson - 9 receptions, 205 yards, 4 TDs

Bartlesville

Caden Davis - 4 receptions, 140 yards, 2 TDs // 11 tackles (1 for loss) on defense // 95-yard kickoff return for TD

Grove

Emmanuel Crawford (Grove) - 9 rushes, 104 yards, 1 TD

WEEK 9 RANKINGS

|  Ben Johnson

(___) - previous rank

Class 6AI
1. Owasso (1) - 8-0
2. Jenks (2) - 5-3
3. Broken Arrow (3) - 6-2
4. Union (4) - 4-4
5. Edmond Santa Fe (8) - 6-2
6. Norman (5) - 6-2
7. Moore (10) - 5-3
8. Putnam City North (6) - 6-2
9. Westmoore (7) - 6-2
10. Mustang (9) - 5-3

Class 6AII
1. Bixby (1) - 8-0
2. Stillwater (2) - 8-0
3. Del City (3) - 7-1
4. Muskogee (5) - 7-1
5. Booker T. Washington (3) - 4-4
6. Choctaw (7) - 5-3
7. Midwest City (6) - 4-4
8. Deer Creek (9) - 3-5
9. Sapulpa (NR) - 5-3
10. Ponca City (8) - 4-4

Class 5A
1. Bishop McGuinness (1) - 7-1
2. Carl Albert (2) - 7-1
3. Edison (3) - 7-1
4. Tahlequah (4) - 8-0
5. Noble (6) - 7-1
6. El Reno (7) - 7-1
7. Piedmont (5) - 6-2
8. Collinsville (8) - 6-2
9. Ardmore (9) - 5-2
10. Skiatook (NR) - 5-3

Class 4A
1. Bethany (1) - 8-0
2. Tuttle (3) - 7-1
3. Poteau (4) - 7-1
4. Bristow (5) - 7-1
5. Clinton (6) - 6-2
6. Wagoner (2) - 6-2
7. Weatherford (8) - 6-2
8. Broken Bow (7) - 6-2
9. Central (NR) - 6-2
10. Cache (9) - 5-3

Class 3A
1. Heritage Hall (1) - 7-0
2. Lincoln Christian (2) - 8-0
3. Plainview (3) - 6-1
4. Berryhill (4) - 8-0
5. John Marshall (6) - 7-1
6. Perkins-Tryon (7) - 7-1
7. Sulphur (5) - 7-1
8. Checotah (8) - 7-1
9. Marlow (10) - 5-3
10. Stigler (NR) - 6-2

Class 2A
1. Metro Christian (1) - 8-0
2. Sperry (2) - 8-0
3. Vian (3) - 7-1
4. Washington (5) - 8-0
5. Jones (6) - 7-1
6. Beggs (7) - 7-1
7. Holland Hall (4) - 6-2
8. Millwood (8) - 6-2
9. Kingston (9) - 7-1
10. Adair (10) - 7-1

Class A
1. Cashion (1) - 7-0
2. Stroud (2) - 8-0
3. Pawhuska (3) - 9-0
4. Rejoice Christian (4) - 8-0
5. Pawnee (6) - 8-0
6. Minco (7) - 9-0
7. Ringling (8) - 6-1
8. Thomas (5) - 6-2
9. Gore (9) - 8-1
10. Hobart (10) - 6-1

Class B
1. Shattuck (1) - 7-0
2. Regent Prep (2) - 8-0
3. Dewar (3) - 8-0
4. Burns Flat-Dill City (4) - 7-1
5. Canadian (6) - 8-0
6. Cherokee (7) - 7-1
7. Laverne (5) - 6-2
8. Davenport (8) - 7-1
9. Weleetka (9) - 5-3
10. Keota (NR) - 7-1

Class C
1. Southwest Covenant (1) - 7-0
2. Pond Creek-Hunter (2) - 8-0
3. Coyle (3) - 6-2
4. Graham-Dustin (6) - 6-1
5. Covington-Douglas (3) - 5-4
6. Midway (4) - 7-1
7. Sasakwa (9) - 7-1
8. Waynoka (8) - 5-3
9. Tipton (10) - 5-3
10. Maysville (7) - 5-2



SKORDLE SAMPLER - Gabriella's Italian Grill & Pizzeria

|  Michael Swisher