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    Andrew Crow commits to OU

    6/6/2019 |  Ben Johnson

    Brent Marley worked tirelessly to circulate Andrew Crow’s game film. Rejoice Christian’s head coach wanted Crow, his star running back and defensive back, to receive the attention he was due.

    It finally paid off Wednesday.

    Crow’s accomplishments landed in the lap of Drew Hill, director of player personnel at the University of Oklahoma. From there, it didn’t take much time for OU to extend an invitation Crow’s way.

    Now Crow will head to Norman in the fall, tweeting his commitment to the Sooners on Wednesday.

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    “After countless phone calls from several people, mainly Coach Marley, I was able to get my film, state and accomplishments in front of Coach Hill and the staff at OU,” Crow told Skordle. “(Hill) contacted me after, and we went from there.”

    Crow will serve as a walk-on for the Sooners, but it’s the goal Crow had in place all throughout his senior year at the small private school in Owasso.

    “Playing at OU has always been a dream of mine,” said Crow, who rushed for 2,620 yards and 48 touchdowns his senior year. “I can’t put into words how blessed I am to be able to play at such an amazing program, and I think I’ll be able to show my skill set and make an impression when the opportunity comes.”

    All of it is pretty remarkable, considering a harrowing night Crow endured in November. During the week leading up to Rejoice Christian’s Class A semifinal matchup with Christian Heritage, Crow was in a car accident that left his vehicle totaled. 




    Crow was able to play, but the soreness was palpable throughout the entire game against the Crusaders.

    “The car wreck was very traumatic, and I still can’t believe I walked away from the crash unharmed that night,” Crow said. “I just kept trusting God that if football was meant to be in my future then it would be and he provided.”

    Crow will head to OU after helping the Eagles’ basketball team with the 2A state championship. But when asked to quantify where the OU commitment ranks, Crow said it stands in a category by itself.

    “It’s hard to compare this one,” he said. “My teammates and coaches were always a huge reason for my high school awards. This is an amazing accomplishment, for sure, so I feel like it’s the cherry on top to finish out my amazing high school career.”


    McKinley Whitfield headed to NY Giants mini camp

    5/2/2019 |  Ben Johnson

    Fort Coffee is headed for the big stage.

    Wait, Fort Coffee? Where is that? Is it in Oklahoma?

    It’s a town that might go unrecognized, outside of severe weather coverage in Oklahoma, but Fort Coffee sits in the Arkansas River bend near Skullyville and northeast of Spiro. Just find LeFlore County in far eastern Oklahoma, and it sits at the very northern tip of the county.

    It’s where McKinley Whitfield has called home all his life.

    Now Whitfield will fly the Fort Coffee flag proudly when he attends New York Giants mini camp.

    “It means everything in the world to me to represent Spiro and Fort Coffee,” said Whitfield, a former standout at Spiro High School before playing college football at the University of Tulsa.

    “I grew up there my whole life, and I just try my best to be a inspiration to all the younger kids there.”

    Whitfield, measuring at 6 feet, 3 inches and 217 pounds, knows professional athletic endeavors don’t come along often for those growing up in Fort Coffee.


    “Not many people from the area get changes like these,” he said, “so it’s a blessing.”

    Whitfield, a safety by trade, recently watched the NFL Draft intently, hoping for his name to appear in the later rounds. But all seven rounds breezed by, despite a few draft boards mentioning Whitfield as a possible late-round candidate.

    “It was very frustrating,” said Whitfield, who logged 264 tackles and 19 pass breakups during his collegiate career. “Everybody was thinking that I was going to get drafted, so I didn’t want to let anybody down. I just tried to keep myself busy during the whole process and be around my family.”

    It didn’t take long for Whitefield to draw an invitation to New York’s minicamp, which begins this weekend.

    “It feels good getting a chance to go play at the next level,” said Whitfield, who nabbed four interceptions while at Tulsa. “Of course I would rather have gotten drafted or a free agent deal, but it’s just more motivation for me.

    Whitfield joins four other TU players as mini camp invitees. Justin Hobbs and Willie Wright will work out for the Kansas City Chiefs and Cleveland Browns, respectively, and two other in-state talents, Tyler Bowling (Yukon) and Chandler Miller (Bixby), will try to earn a spot with the Atlanta Falcons.

    Leading up to the draft, Whitfield never had much interaction with the Giants, chatting with the organization once while at a senior event in Texas. But now he gets a chance to prove Fort Coffee belongs in the NFL.

    “I’ve always been a hard worker since I was a kid,” Whitfield said. “That definitely isn’t going to stop now.”




    *Photo credit: University of Tulsa

    Zero Week picks

    8/23/2018 |  Ben Johnson

    High school football is back. Check out this week's picks from Michael Swisher, Whitt Carter, Randy Turney and myself.

    Union at Broken Arrow

    Michael Swisher: Union 27, Broken Arrow 13

    Ben Johnson: Union 24, Broken Arrow 17

    Whitt Carter: Union 20, Broken Arrow 17

    Randy Turney: Union 24, Broken Arrow 17


    Booker T. Washington vs. North Little Rock

    Michael Swisher: N. Little Rock 24, Booker T. Washington 21

    Ben Johnson: Booker T. Washington 32, N. Little Rock 30

    Whitt Carter: Booker T. Washington 24, N. Little Rock 26

    Randy Turney: Booker T. Washington 28, N. Little Rock 7


    Midwest City at Bentonville

    Michael Swisher: Bentonville 27, Midwest City 24

    Ben Johnson: Midwest City 29, Bentonville 24

    Whitt Carter: Midwest City 28, Bentonville 24

    Randy Turney: Midwest City 17, Bentonville 7


    Wynnewood at Minco

    Michael Swisher: Minco 21, Wynnewood 14

    Ben Johnson: Minco 20, Wynnewood 17

    Whitt Carter: Minco 20, Wynnewood 16

    Randy Turney: Wynnewood 20, Minco 18


    Bentonville West at Owasso

    Michael Swisher: Owasso 22, Bentonville West 14

    Ben Johnson: Owasso 30, Bentonville West 21

    Whitt Carter: Owasso 34, Bentonville West 21

    Randy Turney: Owasso 24, Bentonville West 10


    Jenks at Bixby

    Michael Swisher: Jenks 30, Bixby 24

    Ben Johnson: Jenks 34, Bixby 23

    Whitt Carter: Jenks 28, Bixby 17

    Randy Turney: Jenks 27, Bixby 10


    Choctaw at Shawnee

    Michael Swisher: Shawnee 27, Choctaw 23

    Ben Johnson: Choctaw 28, Shawnee 20

    Whitt Carter: Choctaw 41, Shawnee 37

    Randy Turney: Choctaw 14, Shawnee 13


    Shattuck at Tipton

    Michael Swisher: Shattuck 45, Tipton 35

    Ben Johnson: Shattuck 43, Tipton 22

    Whitt Carter: Shattuck 41, Tipton 36

    Randy Turney: Tipton 36, Shattuck 22


    Hominy at Hulbert

    Michael Swisher: Hominy 29, Hulbert 27

    Ben Johnson: Hominy 20, Hulbert 19

    Whitt Carter: Hulbert 28, Hominy 22

    Randy Turney: Hominy 28, Hulbert 6


    Chisholm at Weatherford

    Michael Swisher: Weatherford 31, Chisholm 14

    Ben Johnson: Weatherford 30, Chisholm 28

    Whitt Carter: Weatherford 35, Chisholm 20

    Randy Turney: Weatherford 27, Chisholm 14


    Jones at Oklahoma Christian School

    Michael Swisher: Jones 27, OCS 20

    Ben Johnson: OCS 33, Jones 31

    Whitt Carter: Jones 34, OCS 24

    Randy Turney: Jones 35, OCS 21


    Metro Christian at Broken Bow

    Michael Swisher: Broken Bow 23, Metro Christian 21

    Ben Johnson: Broken Bow 24, Metro Christian 13

    Whitt Carter: Broken Bow 32, Metro Christian 28

    Randy Turney: Metro Christian 28, Broken Bow 10


    Plainview at Elgin

    Michael Swisher: Plainview 28, Elgin 17

    Ben Johnson: Plainview 34, Elgin 22

    Whitt Carter: Plainview 34, Elgin 14

    Randy Turney: Elgin 14, Plainview 13


    Gore at Haskell

    Michael Swisher: Gore 30, Haskell 20

    Ben Johnson: Gore 39, Haskell 23

    Whitt Carter: Gore 21, Haskell 18

    Randy Turney: Haskell 21, Gore 14


    Watonga at Okeene

    Michael Swisher: Watonga 42, Okeene 12

    Ben Johnson: Watonga 26, Okeene 23

    Whitt Carter: Okeene 28, Watonga 23

    Randy Turney: Watonga 21, Okeene 14


    Morrison at Kiefer

    Michael Swisher: Morrison 28, Kiefer 14


    Ben Johnson:Morrison 27, Kiefer 12


    Whitt Carter: Morrison 38, Kiefer 27


    Randy Turney: Morrison 28, Kiefer 14


    Let us know what you think. Tweet your predictions to us at @Skordle.

    Zero Week: Top 10 games

    8/21/2018 |  Ben Johnson

    The calendar hasn't flipped to September yet, but high schools across Oklahoma are officially footballing this week.

    Zero Week is here, and it's offering up some solid matchups to get the season rolling.

    Here are this week's top 10 games:

    1. 6AI No. 1 Union at 6AI No. 3 Broken Arrow: There will be talent all over the field on Friday night at Memorial Stadium. The running back matchup, featuring Broken Arrow's Noah Cortes and Union's Darius Boone Jr., will be fun to watch. This one could come down to quarterback play, and Union has the advantage there with Peyton Thompson. Also helps that Union holds a 39-3 record over the Tigers since 1983.

    2. 6AII No. 1 Booker T. Washington vs. North Little Rock (Ark.) at Bentonville High School: Clash of two state champions from 2017. The Hornets will deploy Thomas Grayson, a Nebraska commit, at running back, and they'll also feature one of the nation's top recruits in Dax Hill, who figures to play on both sides of the ball. North Little Rock, Class 7A title winner in Arkansas, will counter with North Texas commit Oscar Adaway and plenty of other talented players across the field. The game is part of the Rumble in the Ozarks, played in Northwest Arkansas.

    3. 6AII No. 2 Midwest City at Bentonville (Ark.): This will be the nightcap of the Rumle in the Ozarks on Saturday. Bentonville lost to North Little Rock in last year's title game, and Midwest City was dispatched from the Class 6AII playoffs in the semifinals. Look for Midwest City's Preston Colbert to get off to a roaring start for the Bombers this season.

    4. A No. 6 Wynnewood at A No. 5 Minco: Both teams shared a district (A-4) in the past four seasons, and Minco ended up winning three of those four matchups. Now they've gone their separate ways in Class A, so they'll meet up in Zero Week. Minco quarterback Daxton Williams graduated, so they Bulldogs will have to find his replacement. Meanwhile, Wynnewood has Tyler Grove who passed for nearly 1,000 yards as a sophomore last season.

    5. Bentonville West (Ark.) at 6AI No. 2 Owasso: Will Kuehne and Co. get the 2018 season kicked off against one of the newest programs in Arkansas. Bentonville West is led by former McAlester head coach Bryan Pratt, who led the Wolverines to a 9-2 record in 2017. For Owasso, the Rams will look for Bryce Cabrera's replacement at tailback and Josh Proctor's replacementin the defensive backfield.

    6. 6AI No. 4 Jenks at 6AII No. 4 Bixby: This one-sided rivalry leveled out in 2017 with the Spartans ending a 26-game losing streak to Jenks with a 35-18 victory. Jenks' winning ways over Bixby had dated back to 1977. The Trojans return quarterback Ian Corwin and Mr. Do Everything Noah Hernandez, but they'll have a new look on the sidelines under first-year head coach Keith Riggs. For Bixby, there's a lot of newcomers after Tucker Pawley and Staton King graduated following the Spartans' runner-up finish in Class 6AII.


    7. Choctaw at 6AII No. 10 Shawnee: These two haven't met since 1999, despite only being 30 miles apart. Now they're both members of Class 6AII with Shawnee bumping up a class this season. The Yellowjackets are coming off a 6-4 season, where Jake Corbin was in his first year as head coach. On the other side, Shawnee was 6-5 before leaving 5A. Now Heath Hunter and the Wolves get to show what they're made of in a new classification.

    8. B. No. 2 Shattuck at C No. 1 Tipton: A rematch of the 2011 Class C state championship. Also a clash of last year's Class B (Shattuck) and Class C (Tipton) champions. The winner gets to claim the title of "best eight-man team" until the playoffs start.

    9. A No. 4 Hominy at Hulbert: Perhaps the best running back matchup in the state, outside of Union-Broken Arrow. Hominy will feature move-in Dylan Roach, who torched opponents at Prue last season to the tune of 2,264 yards and 31 touchdowns. Then there's Hulbert's Jacob Bruce, who has posted back-to-back 2,000-yard rushing seasons for the Riders in 2016 and 2017.

    10. 2A No. 7 Chisholm at 4A No. 7 Weatherford: This one features a solid matchup of quarterbacks. Chisholm's signal caller, Braden Meek, passed for 1,552 yards and 20 touchdowns as a junior in 2017, and Weatherford's Jaxon Ratterree will begin his junior season after tossing for 1,274 yards and nine touchdowns last year.

    Honorable mention

    Jones at Oklahoma Christian School

    Metro Christian at Broken Bow

    Plainview at Elgin

    Gore at Haskell

    Watonga at Okeene

    Morrison at Kiefer


    So who wins all the matchups? Check back for our weekly picks on Thursday.

    6A Soccer Playoff Preview

    5/5/2025 |  Michael Swisher

    6A GIRLS – FINAL RANKINGS

    1 Edmond North (14-0) (7-0) – 25

    2 Norman North (12-1) (7-0) – 23

    3 Jenks (12-2) (7-0) – 22

    4 Bixby (12-1) (7-0) – 17

    5 Deer Creek (8-2) (6-1) – 17

    6 Westmoore (11-3) (6-1) – 13

    7 Edmond Memorial (9-3) (5-2) – 14

    8 Broken Arrow (7-3) (5-2) – 15

    9 Norman (9-4) (5-2) – 11

    10 Tulsa Union (9-4) (5-2) – 10

    11 Edmond Santa Fe (7-5) (5-2) – 11

    12 Piedmont (9-3) (5-2) – 10

    13 Yukon (9-4) (5-2) – 10

    14 Mustang (12-3) (4-3) – 6

    15 Moore (6-7) (4-3) – 5

    16 Enid (7-7) (4-3) – 2

    Oklahoma 6A Girls Soccer Playoff Bracket – 2025

    #2 Norman North vs. #15 Moore

    #6 Westmoore vs. #12 Piedmont

    #3 Jenks vs. #14 Mustang

    #5 Deer Creek vs. #11 Edmond Santa Fe

    #4 Bixby vs. #16 Enid

    #9 Norman vs. #7 Edmond Memorial

    #1 Edmond North vs. #13 Yukon

    #10 Tulsa Union vs. #8 Broken Arrow

    MATCHUPS, DISCUSSION AND PICKS

    #2 Norman North (-3.5) should advance past #15 Moore and host the winner of #12 Piedmont at #6 Westmoore (-1). We expect a close matchup, but Westmoore should prevail, setting up a quarterfinal between #6 Westmoore and #2 Norman North on Friday night.

    #3 Jenks dominated District 6A-4 and faces a tough draw in #14 Mustang. Assuming Jenks (-1.5) wins, they will host the winner of one of the most intriguing 1st round matchups: #5 Deer Creek vs. #11 Edmond Santa Fe. We see Deer Creek (-1) sneaking out a win thanks to home field advantage, setting up a quarterfinal of #5 Deer Creek at #3 Jenks.

    #4 Bixby navigated a brutal 6A-3 schedule and should beat #16 Enid (+3). Bixby would then host the winner of a PICK-EM game: #9 Norman vs. #7 Edmond Memorial. We picked Edmond Memorial, setting up #4 Bixby vs. #7 Edmond Memorial in the quarterfinals.

    #1 Edmond North rides a 24-game win streak and should beat #13 Yukon (+4), advancing to face the winner of another PICK-EM: #8 Broken Arrow vs. #10 Tulsa Union. We’re picking Broken Arrow, leading to a quarterfinal of #1 Edmond North vs. #8 Broken Arrow.

    6A BOYS – FINAL RANKINGS

    1 Owasso (13-2) (7-0) – 22

    2 Tulsa Union (14-1) (7-0) – 13

    3 Edmond Memorial (12-1) (7-0) – 20

    4 Broken Arrow (13-2) (6-1) – 17

    5 Norman North (13-1) (6-1) – 13

    6 Yukon (11-3) (6-1) – 6

    7 Northwest Classen (9-4) (5-2) – 10

    8 Deer Creek (9-5) (5-2) – 8

    9 Putnam City West (8-6) (5-2) – 6

    10 Stillwater (8-7) (5-2) – 6

    11 Jenks (6-8) (5-2) – 9

    12 Southmoore (9-6) (4-3) – 5

    13 Edmond North (9-5) (4-3) – 4

    14 Mustang (9-6) (4-3) – 4

    15 Piedmont (9-5) (3-4) – 0

    16 Bartlesville (6-6) (4-3) – 3

    Oklahoma 6A Boys Soccer Playoff Bracket – 2025

    #6 Yukon vs. #13 Edmond North

    #4 Broken Arrow vs. #11 Jenks

    #2 Tulsa Union vs. #16 Bartlesville

    #7 Northwest Classen vs. #9 Putnam City West

    #1 Owasso vs. #15 Piedmont

    #5 Norman North vs. #8 Deer Creek

    #3 Edmond Memorial vs. #12 Southmoore

    #10 Stillwater vs. #14 Mustang

    MATCHUPS, DISCUSSION AND PICKS

    #6 Yukon, winners of the 6A-1 District, host #13 Edmond North. We see Yukon (-1) advancing to face the winner of #11 Jenks at #4 Broken Arrow (-1), a rematch from the regular season. Expect another close one, but Broken Arrow moves on, setting up a quarterfinal of #6 Yukon vs. #4 Broken Arrow.

    #2 Tulsa Union, riding a 13-game win streak, should handle #16 Bartlesville and face the winner of the PICK-EM matchup between #7 Northwest Classen and #9 PC West. We give the edge to Northwest Classen, setting up a quarterfinal: #2 Tulsa Union vs. #7 Northwest Classen.

    #1 Owasso, winners of 12 straight, should get past #15 Piedmont. They’ll then face the winner of the marquee 1st round matchup: #5 Norman North (-1) vs. #8 Deer Creek. We see Norman North pulling out a narrow win, setting up a heavyweight quarterfinal: #1 Owasso vs. #5 Norman North.

    #3 Edmond Memorial, undefeated in district play, should beat battle-tested #12 Southmoore. They’ll then host the winner of the final PICK-EM: #10 Stillwater vs. #14 Mustang. We’re picking Stillwater in a revenge win, setting up a quarterfinal of #3 Edmond Memorial vs. #10 Stillwater.

    6A Soccer Rankings and Playoff Projections

    4/21/2025 |  Michael Swisher







    6A Girls

    1. Edmond North (12-0) (5-0)
    2. Norman North (9-1) (4-0)
    3. Bixby (10-1) (5-0)
    4. Jenks (10-2) (5-0)
    5. Deer Creek (7-1) (5-0)
    6. Westmoore (10-2) (5-0)
    7. Edmond Memorial (8-2) (4-1)
    8. Norman (8-3) (4-1)
    9. Broken Arrow (5-3) (3-2)
    10. Tulsa Union (7-3) (3-1)
    11. Edmond Sante Fe (6-4) (4-1)
    12. Yukon (7-4) (3-2)

    Games of the Week

    • Tuesday 4/22:  #1 Edmond North at #5 Deer Creek – the 6A-2 District championship will most likely be decided in this cross-town matchup of 2 red hot teams and rematch of last year’s State Semi-Final that EN won 1-0 on its way to the State title. 
    • Friday 4/25:  #3 Bixby at #6 Westmoore – Assuming both teams take care of business Tuesday, this match will decide the 6A-3 District Title.
    • Friday 4/25:  #7 Edmond Memorial at #1 Edmond North – regardless of the outcome of EN-DC Tuesday, this game will have a lot riding on it - as an EDLAM rivalry and since EM was the last team to beat EN last season in non-district play.

    District Playoff Discussion and Projections

    In District 6A-1 - Norman North, riding a 9-game winning streak, play 3 games this week and control their own destiny for the District title with a win at #11 Edmond Santa Fe on Friday. Norman, despite an ugly loss to NN, can secure the 2-seed with a road win at #12 Yukon on Friday.  Edmond Santa Fe is safely the 3-seed but can still win the District title and 1-seed with a win at Choctaw Tuesday and an upset of #2 Norman North at home on Friday night. As for the 4-seed, Yukon needs a home win over Southmoore Tuesday to lock in the final playoff spot.


    Projection:

    1. Norman North
    2. Norman
    3. Edmond Sante Fe
    4. Yukon

    In District 6A-2, Edmond North, the defending champs, are steamrolling teams, but face their toughest tests of the regular season this week with matches at #5 DC on Tuesday and vs. #7 EM on Friday. Deer Creek is coming off an impressive 2-0 win at #7 EM last week and have not conceded a goal in the run of play yet this season. DC is all but a lock to be the 2-seed but can win the District title outright with a home victory over #1 EN Tuesday night. Similarly, if EN beats DC Tuesday they will win the District Title regardless of the results of EN-EM Friday due to their large lead in Margin Points. However, Edmond Memorial can still get the 2-seed with a win over EN Friday, if DC beats EN on Tuesday night as well. Otherwise, EM is likely safely the 3-seed. For the 4-seed, Moore can secure the last playoff spot in 6A-2 with a home win over Putnam City Tuesday night.


    Projection:

    1. Edmond North
    2. Deer Creek
    3. Edmond Memorial
    4. Moore

    In District 6A-3, the Friday matchup of #3 Bixby at #6 Westmoore will most likely decide the District champion and the 2-seed – assuming Bixby can hold serve at home against a dangerous Owasso team Tuesday night. From there, Broken Arrow (3-2), Owasso (2-3), Mustang (2-3) and Bartlesville (2-3) all remain alive for the final 2 playoff spots. BA at 3-2 is in the best shape, but play 2 tough games this week at Bartlesville Tuesday and at Owasso on Friday. Mustang should get to (3-3) with a win at home vs. Sand Springs Tuesday and then face Bartlesville on the road Friday. Owasso at 2-3 and with 3 margin points faces the toughest road with games at Bixby Tuesday and home vs. BA Friday – but could jump to the 3-seed with a pair of wins. Bartlesville will need to score upsets at home vs. BA Tuesday and at Mustang Friday and hope for some more luck to end up 4th in 6A-3.


    Projection:

    1. Westmoore
    2. Bixby
    3. Broken Arrow
    4. Mustang

    In District 6A-4, Jenks wil likely coast to another District title and 1-seed with winnable home games vs. US Grant and Sapulpa this week. Union (3-1) plays 3 games this week and can likely lock in the 2-seed with a win at Stillwater Tuesday. From there, Stillwater (3-2), Piedmont (3-2) and Enid (3-2) all remain in the mix for the 3rd and 4th playoff spots, depending on the outcome of this week’s games. Piedmont hosts Enid Tuesday and can likely lock up the 3-seed with a win there. Stillwater hosts Union Tuesday and then plays at Enid Friday night with the last playoff spot likely on the line.


    Projection:

    1. Jenks
    2. Union
    3. Piedmont
    4. Stillwater




    6A Boys

    1. Tulsa Union (11-1) (4-0)
    2. Broken Arrow (11-1) (4-0)
    3. Edmond Memorial (10-1) (5-0)
    4. Owasso (11-2) (5-0)
    5. Yukon (10-2) (5-0)
    6. Norman North (10-1) (3-1)
    7. NW Classen (8-3) (4-1)
    8. Edmond North (9-3) (4-1)
    9. Stillwater (8-5) (5-0)
    10. Deer Creek (7-4) (3-2)
    11. Bartlesville (6-4) (4-1)
    12. Bixby (9-3) (3-2)

    Games of the Week

    • Tuesday 4/22:  #3 Edmond Memorial at #7 NW Classen - the 6A-2 District Title will be at stake in this game at Taft Stadium.
    • Tuesday 4/22:  #1 Union at #9 Stillwater - the last 2 undefeated teams still standing in 6A-4 will likely decide the District champ in this Tuesday match in Stillwater.
    • Friday 4/25:  #2 Broken Arrow at #4 Owasso - when these top 2 teams, both currently unbeaten in District, play Friday night it will likely be for all the marbles in 6A-3.

    District Playoff Discussion and Projections

    In 6A-1, Yukon, coming of their OT win over previously undefeated Norman North, controls its own destiny and can win the District with either a sweep or just a split of their games at Southmoore Tuesday and home vs. Norman Friday. NN plays 3 games this week but against the teams currently occupying the bottom 3 spots in District and appear poised to secure the 2-seed. From there Norman hosts PC West, both 3-2, Tuesday and the winner is a safe bet for the 3-seed with the loser the 4.


    Projection:

    1. Yukon
    2. Norman North
    3. Putnam City West
    4. Norman

    In 6A-2, Edmond Memorial (5-0) plays atNW Classen (4-1) Tuesday with the winner in the drivers’ seat for the District title and the loser likely the 2. However, Edmond North (4-1) can also still win the District with 2 wins this week at DC Tuesday and hosting EM on Friday - with a EM win over NWC Tuesday. But, DC can still swipe the 3-seed from EN by winning their match-up Tuesday and holding serve Friday vs. PCO. 


    Projection:

    1. Edmond Memorial
    2. NW Classen
    3. Deer Creek
    4. Edmond North

    In 6A-3, the top 5 teams play a round-robin of sorts this week to decide the final District standings and champ. However, the outcome of Friday’s matchup of BA at Owasso will most likely determine who is the District Champ and who is the 2-seed. As for the final 2 spots, Bartlesville’s OT win over Bixby may likely prove to be decisive, even if Mustang tries to play spoiler by beating Bartlesville at home Friday.


    Projection:

    1. Broken Arrow
    2. Owasso
    3. Bartlesville
    4. Bixby

    In 6A-4, the Stillwater-Union game Tuesday likely determines the District Champ and the 2-seed. Jenks appears locked in as the 3-seed while Enid and U.S. Grant will matchup this week (and hope for some luck) for the winner to secure the last playoff spot - but U.S. Grant holds the advantage due to its prior 2-1 win over Enid.


    Projection:

    1. Union
    2. Stillwater
    3. Jenks
    4. US Grant


    6A Soccer Rankings and Games to Look Out For

    4/15/2025 |  Michael Swisher







    6A Girls

    1. Edmond North (10-0) (3-0)
    2. Norman North (7-1) (2-0)
    3. Bixby (8-1) (3-0)
    4. Jenks (8-2) (3-0)
    5. Deer Creek (5-1) (3-0)
    6. Edmond Memorial (7-1) (3-0)
    7. Norman (7-2) (3-0)
    8. Westmoore (8-2) (3-0)
    9. Broken Arrow (4-2) (2-1)
    10. Tulsa Union (6-2) (2-0)
    11. Mustang (9-2) (2-1)
    12. Yukon (6-3) (2-1)

    6A Girls Games of the Week

    • 4/15 - #7 Norman at #2 Norman North - Cross-town rivalry with 6A-1 District Title likely on the line.
    • 4/15 - #10 Tulsa Union at #4 Jenks - Cross-town rivalry with huge 6A-4 District Title implications.
    • 4/17 - #5 Deer Creek at #6 Edmond Memorial - EDLAM rivalry game with 6A-2 District home field advantage on the line.
    • 4/17 - #3 Bixby at #9 Broken Arrow - Green County battle with 6A-3 District home field advantage implications.

    6A Boys

    1. Norman North (9-0) (2-0)
    2. Tulsa Union (9-1) (2-0)
    3. Broken Arrow (9-1) (2-0)
    4. Edmond Memorial (8-1) (3-0)
    5. Owasso (9-2) (3-0)
    6. Bixby (9-1) (3-0)
    7. Deer Creek (7-2) (3-0)
    8. Yukon (8-2) (3-0)
    9. Southmoore (7-4) (2-1)
    10. Edmond North (7-3) (2-1)
    11. NW Classen (6-3) (2-1)
    12. Stillwater (6-5) (3-0)

    6A Boys Games of the Week

    • 4/15 - #2 Tulsa Union at Jenks - When these two teams get together, need we say more?
    • 4/17 - #1 Norman North at #8 Yukon - #1 Norman North has tough 6A-1 District week, hosting rival Norman and #8 Yukon.
    • 4/17 - #7 Deer Creek at #4 Edmond Memorial - EDLAM rivalry game with 6A-2 District title and home field advantage implications.
    • 4/17 - #6 Bixby at #3 Broken Arrow - Green County rivalry game with 6A-3 District title and home field advantage at stake.

    High School Football rankings

    11/14/2024 |  Michael Swisher

    6A Division-I

    1. Owasso (10-0)
    2. Jenks (7-3)
    3. Norman (9-1)
    4. Bixby (8-2)
    5. Edmond Memorial (8-2)
    6. Union (7-3)
    7. Deer Creek (7-3)
    8. Moore (6-4)
    9. Norman North (3-7)
    10. Broken Arrow (4-6)

    6A Division-II

    1. Muskogee (10-0)
    2. Choctaw (8-2)
    3. Stillwater (8-2)
    4. Sand Springs (7-3)
    5. Piedmont (6-4)
    6. Putnam City (6-4)
    7. Putnam City North (7-3)
    8. Bartlesville (3-7)
    9. Lawton Ike (4-6)
    10. Sapulpa (4-6)

    Class 5A

    1. Carl Albert (10-0)
    2. Del City (9-1)
    3. Booker T. Washington (8-2)
    4. Newcastle (7-3)
    5. Guthrie (7-3)
    6. McAlester (8-2)
    7. Bishop McGuinness (7-3)
    8. Bishop Kelley (5-5)
    9. Lawton Mac (7-3)
    10. Pryor (7-3)

    Class 4A

    1. Wagoner (10-0)
    2. Elgin (10-0)
    3. Tuttle (10-0)
    4. Blanchard (9-1)
    5. Bethany (8-2)
    6. Ada (7-3)
    7. Weatherford (8-2)
    8. Sallisaw (8-2)
    9. Clinton (8-2)
    10. Miami (8-2)

    Class 3A

    1. Lincoln Christian (10-0)
    2. Heritage Hall (9-1)
    3. Sulphur (9-1)
    4. Cascia Hall (9-1)
    5. Plainview (9-1)
    6. Perkins-Tryon (8-2)
    7. Pauls Valley (7-3)
    8. Bristow (6-4)
    9. North Rock Creekl (6-4)
    10. Idabel (7-3)

    Class 2A Division-I

    1. Washington (10-0)
    2. Millwood (9-1)
    3. Metro Christian (10-0)
    4. Kingston (9-1)
    5. Marlow (8-2)
    6. Jones (8-2)
    7. Kiefer (7-3)
    8. Chandler (7-3)
    9. Chisholm (6-4)
    10. OCS (7-3)

    Class 2A Division-II

    1. Vian (10-0)
    2. Adair (10-0)
    3. Stroud (10-0)
    4. Holdenville (10-0)
    5. Alva (8-2)
    6. Davis (6-4)
    7. Beggs (8-2)
    8. Colcord (9-1)
    9. Henryetta (8-2)
    10. Salina (6-4)

    Class A Division-I

    1. Hooker (9-1)
    2. Fairview (9-1)
    3. Rejoice Christian (9-1)
    4. Walters (9-1)
    5. Pawnee (7-3)
    6. Pawhuska (8-2)
    7. Christian Heritage (7-3)
    8. Pocola (8-2)
    9. Wynnewood (8-2)
    10. Minco (7-3)

    Class A Division-II

    1. Woodland (10-0)
    2. Regent Prep (9-1)
    3. Hominy (8-2)
    4. Thomas (9-1)
    5. Mangum (9-1)
    6. Talihina (9-1)
    7. Central Sallisaw (7-3)
    8. Velma-Alma (8-2)
    9. Texhoma (7-3)
    10. Mooreland (7-3)

    Class B Division-I

    1. Laverne (9-1)
    2. Dewar (8-1)
    3. Yale (9-0)
    4. Turpin (9-1)
    5. Hollis (7-2)
    6. Drumright (7-3)
    7. Empire (9-1)
    8. Garber (7-3)
    9. Caddo (8-2)
    10. Keota (7-3)

    Class B Division-II

    1. Seiling (9-1)
    2. Weleetka (10-0)
    3. Covington-Douglas (10-0)
    4. Okeene (9-1)
    5. Wilson-Henryetta (8-1)
    6. Waukomis (8-2)
    7. Copan (8-2)
    8. Shattuck (6-3)
    9. Webbers Falls (6-4)
    10. Alex (6-4)

    Class C

    1. Tipton (10-0)
    2. Timberlake (10-0)
    3. Ryan (9-1)
    4. Medford (7-2)
    5. Welch (9-1)
    6. Tyrone (7-2)
    7. Maysville (8-2)
    8. Paoli (7-3)
    9. Geary (7-3)
    10. Waynoka (5-5)

    SKORDLE SAMPLER - Week 10 (2024): Sunrise Cafe in Kingfisher

    11/7/2024 |  Michael Swisher

    In Kingfisher, Oklahoma, there is a great little food place called Sunrise Cafe.

    I have had breakfast here a few times over the years, but my most recent trip had me giving the incredible looking "Gravy Train" a try after scanning over the menu.

    When it comes to breakfast dining out, I normally tend to migrate towards some combination that includes biscuits and this morning would be no different with the Gravy Train selection I was making. 


    So what is the Gravy Train?

    It's two open-faced homemade biscuits with sausage gravy and hash browns on top. I then added cheese, two runny medium eggs and bacon.



    The Gravy Train is so good and covers all the bases when it comes to breakfast.

    It's one of those breakfast plates that when you're done you either (A) feel like you should go build a fence or chop wood in the snow or (B) head on back to the couch for a morning nap.

    The Gravy Train is definitely not a "light breakfast" by any measure, but rather a heavy and hearty breakfast that is extremely satisfying for those not afraid of a big breakfast. 

    I'm sure local Kingfisher icon Micheal Swisher would have strong recommendations for Sunrise Cafe as well and probably not just for breakfast either.

    It's the kind of small-town cafe that I really enjoy and probably has an excellent hamburger or chicken fried steak meal if i was guessing.

    So the next time you are rolling through Kingfisher in the morning, stop in at the Sunrise Cafe and give the Gravy Train a try because it's a really solid breakfast all the way around!

    Week 10 High School Football Rankings

    11/5/2024 |  Michael Swisher

    6A Division-I

    1. Owasso (9-0)
    2. Bixby (8-1)
    3. Union (7-2)
    4. Jenks (6-3)
    5. Norman (8-1)
    6. Edmond Memorial (7-2)
    7. Deer Creek (6-3)
    8. Moore (5-4)
    9. Mustang (5-4)
    10. Norman North (2-7)

    6A Division-II

    1. Muskogee (9-0)
    2. Choctaw (7-2)
    3. Stillwater (7-2)
    4. Sand Springs (6-3)
    5. Putnam City (6-3)
    6. Putnam City North (7-2)
    7. Piedmont (5-4)
    8. Southmoore (4-5)
    9. Bartlesville (2-7)
    10. Lawton Ike (3-6)

    Class 5A

    1. Carl Albert (9-0)
    2. Del City (8-1)
    3. Booker T. Washington (7-2)
    4. Newcastle (6-3)
    5. Guthrie (6-3)
    6. Lawton Mac (7-2)
    7. McAlester (7-2)
    8. Bishop McGuinness (6-3)
    9. Pryor (7-2)
    10. Bishop Kelley (4-5)

    Class 4A

    1. Wagoner (9-0)
    2. Elgin (9-0)
    3. Tuttle (9-0)
    4. Blanchard (8-1)
    5. Sallisaw (8-1)
    6. Bethany (7-2)
    7. Weatherford (7-2)
    8. Ada (6-3)
    9. Clinton (7-2)
    10. Miami (7-2)

    Class 3A

    1. Lincoln Christian (9-0)
    2. Heritage Hall (8-1)
    3. Sulphur (8-1)
    4. Cascia Hall (8-1)
    5. Plainview (8-1)
    6. Perkins-Tryon (7-2)
    7. Idabel (7-2)
    8. Pauls Valley (6-3)
    9. Berryhill (6-3)
    10. Holland Hall (6-3)

    Class 2A Division-I

    1. Washington (9-0)
    2. Millwood (8-1)
    3. Metro Christian (8-0)
    4. Kingston (8-1)
    5. Marlow (7-2)
    6. Jones (7-2)
    7. Kiefer (6-3)
    8. Chandler (6-3)
    9. Chisholm (5-4)
    10. Lindsay (6-3)

    Class 2A Division-II

    1. Vian (9-0)
    2. Adair (9-0)
    3. Stroud (9-0)
    4. Holdenville (9-0)
    5. Alva (7-2)
    6. Davis (5-4)
    7. Beggs (7-2)
    8. Colcord (8-1)
    9. Henryetta (7-2)
    10. Kansas (6-3)

    Class A Division-I

    1. Hooker (8-1)
    2. Fairview (8-1)
    3. Rejoice Christian (8-1)
    4. Walters (8-1)
    5. Pawnee (6-3)
    6. Pawhuska (7-2)
    7. Wynnewood (8-1)
    8. Christian Heritage (6-3)
    9. Pocola (7-2)
    10. Cashion (7-2)

    Class A Division-II

    1. Woodland (9-0)
    2. Regent Prep (8-1)
    3. Hominy (7-2)
    4. Thomas (8-1)
    5. Mangum (8-1)
    6. Mooreland (7-2)
    7. Talihina (8-1)
    8. Central Sallisaw (6-3)
    9. Velma-Alma (7-2)
    10. Texhoma (6-3)

    Class B Division-I

    1. Laverne (8-1)
    2. Dewar (7-1)
    3. Yale (8-0)
    4. Turpin (8-1)
    5. Caddo (8-1)
    6. Hollis (6-2)
    7. Drumright (6-3)
    8. Empire (8-1)
    9. Garber (6-3)
    10. Pond Creek-Hunter (7-2)

    Class B Division-II

    1. Seiling (8-1)
    2. Weleetka (9-0)
    3. Covington-Douglas (9-0)
    4. Okeene (8-1)
    5. Wilson-Henryetta (7-1)
    6. Waukomis (7-2)
    7. Cherokee (5-4)
    8. Alex (6-3)
    9. Copan (7-2)
    10. Shattuck (5-3)

    Class C

    1. Tipton (9-0)
    2. Timberlake (9-0)
    3. Ryan (8-1)
    4. Tyrone (7-1)
    5. Medford (6-2)
    6. Welch (8-1)
    7. Maysville (7-2)
    8. Paoli (6-3)
    9. Geary (6-3)
    10. Waynoka (4-5)

    SKORDLE SAMPLER - Week 9 (2024): Revisiting Our Top Candy Picks, Good Soup & Happy Birthday Adam

    10/31/2024 |  Michael Swisher

    Since it is Halloween today, I thought it would be fun and timely to run back some previous SKORDLE Halloween Candy Blogs from 2021 and 2022.

    I discuss many important topics related to candy preference, secretly stealing lots of candy from my children and my love for the old days of homemade Halloween treats.

    If you are fortunate enough to come across a Popcorn Ball, Brownie, Candy Apple, or Rice Krispies Treats, rather than a full-sized candy bar (what's really special about that?), you are truly one of the lucky ones tonight! 

    I have also included - in the 2021 blog - an incredible Minestrone Soup recipe courtesy of Mr. SKORDLE himself Adam Diesselhorst.

    Speaking of Adam, today is his birthday, so tell him Happy Birthday! 

    Week 9 Pay Dirt Picks & Results

    10/31/2024 |  Korry Rogers


    MARK
    11-1

    JACOB
    9-3

    TOM
    9-2

    TONY
    10-2

    Anadarko
    @
    Kingfisher

    Chandler
    @
    Sperry

    Crossings
    @
    Washington

    Hinton
    @
    Cashion

    Minco
    @
    Christian Heritage

    Keota
    @
    Dewar

    Piedmont
    @
    Stillwater

    Perry
    @
    Chisholm

    Norman
    @
    Mustang

    Sand Springs
    @
    Putnam City North

    Carl Albert
    @
    Guthrie

    Bishop McGuinness
    @
    Newcastle

    Week 9 High School Football Rankings

    10/30/2024 |  Michael Swisher

    6A Division-I

    1. Owasso (8-0)
    2. Bixby (7-1)
    3. Union (6-2)
    4. Jenks (5-3)
    5. Norman (7-1)
    6. Edmond Memorial (6-2)
    7. Mustang (5-3)
    8. Deer Creek (6-2)
    9. Norman North (2-6)
    10. Moore (4-4)

    6A Division-II

    1. Muskogee (8-0)
    2. Choctaw (6-2)
    3. Stillwater (6-2)
    4. Sand Springs (5-3)
    5. Putnam City North (7-1)
    6. Southmoore (4-4)
    7. Piedmont (5-3)
    8. Putnam City (5-3)
    9. Lawton Ike (3-5)
    10. Sapulpa (4-4)

    Class 5A

    1. Carl Albert (8-0)
    2. Del City (7-1)
    3. Guthrie (6-2)
    4. Booker T. Washington (6-2)
    5. Newcastle (5-3)
    6. Bishop McGuinness (6-2)
    7. Lawton Mac (6-2)
    8. McAlester (6-2)
    9. Shawnee (6-2)
    10. Pryor (6-2)

    Class 4A

    1. Wagoner (8-0)
    2. Elgin (8-0)
    3. Tuttle (8-0)
    4. Blanchard (7-1)
    5. Clinton (7-1)
    6. Sallisaw (7-1)
    7. Bethany (6-2)
    8. Weatherford (6-2)
    9. Ada (5-3)
    10. Miami (6-2)

    Class 3A

    1. Lincoln Christian (8-0)
    2. Heritage Hall (7-1)
    3. Sulphur (7-1)
    4. Cascia Hall (7-1)
    5. Plainview (7-1)
    6. Perkins-Tryon (6-2)
    7. Idabel (6-2)
    8. North Rock Creek (5-3)
    9. Pauls Valley (5-3)
    10. Berryhill (5-3)

    Class 2A Division-I

    1. Washington (8-0)
    2. Millwood (7-1)
    3. Metro Christian (8-0)
    4. Kingston (7-1)
    5. Marlow (6-1)
    6. Jones (6-2)
    7. Kiefer (5-3)
    8. Perry (6-2)
    9. Hugo (6-2)
    10. Chandler (5-3)

    Class 2A Division-II

    1. Vian (8-0)
    2. Adair (8-0)
    3. Stroud (8-0)
    4. Davis (5-3)
    5. Holdenville (8-0)
    6. Alva (6-2)
    7. Beggs (6-2)
    8. Colcord (7-1)
    9. Wyandotte (6-2)
    10. Salina (5-3)

    Class A Division-I

    1. Hooker (7-1)
    2. Fairview (7-1)
    3. Rejoice Christian (7-1)
    4. Christian Heritage (6-2)
    5. Walters (7-1)
    6. Pawnee (5-3)
    7. Pawhuska (6-2)
    8. Pocola (6-2)
    9. Wynnewood (7-1)
    10. Cashion (6-2)

    Class A Division-II

    1. Woodland (8-0)
    2. Mangum (8-0)
    3. Regent Prep (7-1)
    4. Hominy (6-2)
    5. Talihina (8-0)
    6. Thomas (7-1)
    7. Ketchum (6-2)
    8. Mooreland (6-2)
    9. Central Sallisaw (5-3)
    10. Velma-Alma (6-2)

    Class B Division-I

    1. Laverne (7-1)
    2. Dewar (6-1)
    3. Yale (7-0)
    4. Turpin (7-1)
    5. Caddo (7-1)
    6. Hollis (5-2)
    7. Garber (6-2)
    8. Keota (6-2)
    9. Drumright (4-2)
    10. Waurika (4-4)

    Class B Division-II

    1. Seiling (7-1)
    2. Weleetka (8-0)
    3. Covington-Douglas (8-0)
    4. Okeene (7-1)
    5. Wilson-Henryetta (6-1)
    6. Waukomis (6-2)
    7. Copan (7-1)
    8. Shattuck (5-2)
    9. Cherokee (4-4)
    10. Wetumka (5-3)

    Class C

    1. Tipton (8-0)
    2. Timberlake (8-0)
    3. Ryan (7-1)
    4. Tyrone (6-1)
    5. Medford (5-2)
    6. Geary (6-2)
    7. Welch (7-1)
    8. Maysville (6-2)
    9. Paoli (5-3)
    10. Sasakwa (6-1)

    Week 8 Pay Dirt Picks & Results

    10/24/2024 |  Korry Rogers


    MARK
    9-3

    JACOB
    9-3

    TOM
    9-3

    DOUG
    10-2

    Okeene
    @
    Boise City

    Kingfisher
    @
    North Rock Creek

    Tulsa Central
    @
    Chandler

    Lincoln Christian
    @
    Checotah

    Texhoma-Goodwell
    @
    Mangum

    Southwest Covenant
    @
    Thomas-Fay-Custer

    Blanchard
    @
    Tuttle

    Turpin
    @
    Garber

    Sequoyah Claremore
    @
    Cascia Hall

    Muskogee
    @
    Sand Springs

    Jenks
    @
    Moore

    McAlester
    @
    Booker T Washington

    SKORDLE SAMPLER - Week 8 (2024): Flamingo Lounge

    10/23/2024 |  Michael Swisher

    If you haven’t had a burger at the Flamingo Lounge in Enid, you really need to because they are absolutely delicious! 


    The Flamingo is located right at the main intersection of town (U.S. 81 and U.S. 412 or Van Buren and Garriott for the locals).


    It’s a classic dive joint that has been a favorite for many for a really long time. 


    Simple is why they are great. 


    The burgers are incredible and what I love the most is the melty cheese and warm greasy bun.


    I would highly recommend the Double Meat, Double Cheeseburger.