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Pregame A letter from Lynn Jacobsen

12 | Picture This With tournaments, duals and meets going on all over the state, our VYPE photographers continue to grab the best in sports photography. Check out these shots of the Tournament of Champions, Jenks swimming, the Elite 8 and much more.

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VYPE’s own Kyle Kendrick sat down with Broken Arrow wrestling coach Shawn Jones to discuss the outlook on the season and who has impressed the Tiger nation early on in the season. Coach Jones opens up and the new facility and the future of the program.

Started in 2006, the Elite 8 has become one of the more anticipated releases for VYPE Magazine every year. The team selected for the 2013-14 season is loaded with outstanding players on and off the court. From Broken Arrow’s talented twosome to the shooting skills of Owasso’s Shake Milton, this group is sure to impress.

Here We Go!!! Cold temperatures outside turn our thoughts to action inside as basketball, swimming and wrestling seasons kick into high gear with anticipation of state championships in late February and March.

Pick up your free monthly issue as we highlight the top players in the metro Tulsa region. Ride along with us as we follow the road to the state tournament in all three sports.

In this issue we recap the Tournament of Champions victory by Class 6A top-ranked Union, reveal our Elite Eight basketball team, announce our Mr. Football selection and take a close look at the Jenks, Broken Arrow and Owasso swim teams, in addition to the Broken Arrow and Owasso wrestling programs. It looks to be another exciting year for our winter sports contestants. Union is back in the top spot in boys basketball. Can the Redskins duplicate their 2011-12 season in which they went undefeated and won a state title? That’s just one of the interesting scenarios that await basketball, swimming and wrestling teams this winter.

As always we ask for your feedback and story ideas. Contact us at Oklahoma@vypeok.com, follow us on twitter @vypeok and like us on Facebook. A big thank you to all our advertisers, without whom we would not be able to bring this free magazines to our readers. Stay warm and as always, we’ll see you at the game.

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It’s time to hit the hardwood with area basketball teams and VYPE has everyone covered from the Berryhill Chiefs to the Webster Warriors. Check out these team reviews of the players looking for that elusive gold ball.

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Four of Owasso’s top wrestlers gave VYPE a peek inside their lives as wrestlers in Class 6A. From their favorite move to the team they love to dual the most, Hayden Moseby, Payton Clawson, Teejay Aiono and Jordan Turley open up in this special feature on the Owasso Rams.

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Top 100 The top 100 high school basketball players in the state will compete for the annual title of Mr. and Miss Basketball Oklahoma prsented by Shleter Insurance. Here are the VYPE Top 100 players from the Tulsa area as they introduce themselves and represent their schools. Polls are open for the first round of online voting at VYPEOK.com Faith Ihim Memorial Chargers Sr. 5-9 Guard Quote: “Together we rise!” College: Faith is being recruited by Pittsburg State, Drury, NSU and MidAmerican Nazarene University. Did you know: Faith has an impressive list of achievements including an All-VYPE selection, Green Country All-Conference and a KTUL Channel 8 Elite 8 selection. Derrick Taylor Central Braves Jr. 6-2 Forward @DerrickTaylor8 Quote: “Play fast!” College: Derrick is interested in attending college after high school and pursuing a degree in Sports Medicine. Did you know: Derrick was in the band in the eighth grade, but decided to focus all of his attention on basketball.

Amari Dennis Broken Arrow Tigers Sr. 5-11 Guard/Forward @_MarsBars_ Quote: “Be better than yesterday.” College: Amari is being recruited by several schools including Arizona, Oklahoma State, Texas Woman’s University, Kansas Wesleyan, Southwest Baptist and UCO. Did you know: Amari takes AP Literature, is a member of Athlete of Leadership and has a phobia of peanut butter.

Toree Thompson Broken Arrow Tigers Sr. 5-9 Point/Shooting Guard @iWant_VicTOREE Quote: “Be better than yesterday.” College: Toree has signed to play basketball in the SEC at Ole Miss. Did you know: Toree is a rapper and a boxer. Toree carries a 3.5 GPA and takes AP Literature.

Chris Crawford Victory Christian Conquerors Jr. 6-3 Point Guard @HDMD_1 Quote: “We have a team full of bucket getters.” College: Chris has interest from Oklahoma, Oral Roberts, Tulsa, Creighton, and Florida International. Did you know: Older brother Robert Crawford is a former VYPE Elite 8 player. Chris carries a 3.9 GPA and loves photography.

Baileigh O’Dell Verdigris Cardinals Sr. 5-6 Point Guard @bodell_25 Quote: “Be uncommon.” College: Baileigh has signed her letter of intent to play basketball for Lamar University. Did you know: Baileigh was named All-Conference MVP and loves playing at the Big House.

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Mitchell Solomon Bixby Spartans Sr. 6-9 Power Forward Quote: “Work hard in silence, let success make the noise.” College: Mitchell has signed to play basketball with Oklahoma State University. Did you know: Mitchell said the major influences on his playing career are his parent, Jeff Fox, Shawn Williams, Rod Thompson and the Bixby coaching staff.

Sharayla Brown East Central Cardinals Jr. 6-3 Center Quote: “Being perfect is never possible, but strive for perfection.” College: Sharayla or 'biscuits' as her teammates call her has colleges after her services. Oklahoma, TU, ORU, OSU, Memphis, Arizona State and many others are all on her list of potential schools. Did you know: Sharayla listens to nothing but country music and said her greatest sports moment was locking down a D1 prospect in a game.

Jeffery Pittman East Central Cardinals Jr. 6-3 Forward @jeffery_pittman Quote: “I get buckets.” College: Jeffery does plan on attending college and is looking forward to the recruiting process. Did you know: Jeffery’s future plans include helping East Central to state, going to college and becoming a doctor.

Shawn Olden Union Redskins Sr. 6-4 Point/Shooting Guard @ShawnTH22 Quote: “There is an “I” in team, it’s in the team as a whole.” College: Shawn is being recruited by several schools including Lehigh University and Loyola University. Did you know: Shawn is a talented web designer and made the All-Tournament tam twice.

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Full List of VYPE Top 100 PLayers Jacob Hammond - Comanche Indians Sr. 6-10 Power Forward Alix Robinson - Cashion Wildcats Jr. 5-6 Point Guard Chelsea Dungee - Preston Pirates So. 5-10 Jaden Hobbs - Alva Goldbugs So. 5-7 Point Torey Noel - Midwest City Bombers Sr. 5-10 Point Daniela Galindo - Shattuck Lady Indians Braydon Powell - Moore Lions Sr. 6-8 Forward Jade Jones - Pond Creek-Hunter Panthers Sr. 5-5 Point Guard Alyssa Jones - Southmoore SaberCats Jr. 5-9 Point Guard Brett Cannon - Del City Eagles Sr. 6-2 Guard Omega Harris - Putnam City West Patriots Sr. 6-3 Point Guard Leland Palmer - Noble Bears Sr. 5-7 Point Guard Jaylie Roper - Oktaha Tigers Sr. 5-9 Forward/Guard Taylor Ely - Norman Tigers Sr. 5-11 Guard Jentry Holt Elgin - Owls Jr. 6-3 Guard/Forward Kaely Bond - Mount St. Mary Rockets Sr. 5-11 Guard LaNesia Williams - Northeast Academy Vikings Sr. 5-7 Point Guard Morgan Vogt - Okarche Warriors Sr. 5-8 Forward Austin Guinn - Okemah Panthers Sr. 6-3 Point Guard Hailey Tucker - Bartlesville Bruins Jr. 6-2 Forward Dominique Golightly - Chickasha So. 5-10 Guard/Forward Tyler Tune - Arnett Wildcats Sr. 6-4 Guard/Forward Makayla Stephens - Atoka Wampus Cats Sr. 5-10 Forward Amanda Patterson - Moore Lions Sr. 5-6 Point Guard Matthew Lea - Stilwell Indians Sr. 6-8 Center Philicea Mack - Spiro Bulldogs Sr. 5-11 Forward Baylee Evans - Red Oak Eagles Sr. 5-4 Point Guard Jessica Blanton - Deer Creek-Lamont Eagles Jr. 5-7 Point Guard Chandler Roof - Weatherford Eagles Sr. 6-0 Forward/Post Taylor Mendell - Lomega Raiders Sr. 5-4 Alan Lockhart - Talihina Golden Tigers Jr. 6-4 Shooting Guard Bailey Scarberry - Buffalo Valley Buffaloes Sr. 5-8 Point Guard Sadie Mason - Fairview Yellowjackets Jr. 6-0 Jeffery Pittman - East Central Cardinals Jr. 6-3 Forward

Addy Clift - Kiowa Cowgirls Jr. 5-8 Point Guard Ty Lazenby Glencoe - Panthers Jr. 6-5 Guard Kaitlan Standridge - Poteau Pirates Sr. 5-10 Forward Shawn Olden - Union Redskins Sr. 6-4 Point/Shooting Guard Aaliyah Blakley - Ada Cougars Sr. 5-11 Post McKinley Whitfield - Spiro Bulldogs Jr. 6-4 Shooting Guard ( Amari Dennis - Broken Arrow Tigers Sr. 5-11 Guard/Forward Savannah Gray - Fort Gibson Tigers Sr. 5-9 Point Guard Taylor Estep - Oklahoma Christian Academy Sr. 5-4 Guard Collin Jennings - Harrah Panthers Sr. 6-4 Point/Shooting Bailey Taylor - Shawnee Wolves Jr. 5-5 Guard Aaliyah Wilson - Muskogee Roughers So. 5-9 Guard/Forward McKenzie Cooper - Shawnee Wolves Sr. 5-8 Guard Tamara Lee - Edmond Santa Fe Wolves Sr. 5-8 Shooting Guard Marissa Goodman - Frontier Mustang Sr. 5-8 Forward Shawndale Pina - Northeast Vikings Sr. 6-1 Point/Shooting Guard Derrick Taylor - Central Braves Jr. 6-2 Forward Sydni Hutchinson - Minco Bulldogs Sr. 6-0 Forward Jakolby Long - Mustang Broncos So. 6-6 Point Guard Curran Scott - Edmond Santa Fe Wolves Jr. 6-3 Shooting Guard Ashford Golden - Millwood Falcons Sr. 6-4 Shooting/Point Guard Tripp Fuller - Westmoore Jaguars Sr. 6-4 Small Forward Baileigh O’Dell - Verdigris Cardinals Sr. 5-6 Point Guard Marcus Dickson - Norman N. Timberwolves Luke Lewallen - Elk City Elks Sr. 6-4 Small Forward Toree Thompson - Broken Arrow Tigers Sr. 5-9 Point/Shooting Guard Cory Kilby - Ada Cougars Jr. 6-7 Small Forward Casey Marshall - Keota Lions Sr. 5-2 Point Guard/ Forward Adrion Williams - Piedmont Wildcats Sr. 6-5 Point Guard Mykel Shaw - Anadarko Warriors Sr. 5-11 Point/Shooting Guard Will Lienhard Bishop McGuinness Irish Jr. 6-8 Center Dashawn McDowell - Southeast Spartans So. 6-4 Point Guard Whitney Jones - Deer Creek Antlers Sr. 5-10 Guard Michael Mays - Millwood Falcons Sr. 6-1 Point Guard

Haley Woodard - Norman North Timberwolves Kenadey Grellner - Okarche Warriors Jr. 5-9 Point Guard Chauncey Collins - OKC Storm Derek Reeves - Cleveland Tigers Sr. 6-3 Shooting Guard Chezden Nease - Thomas Terriers Jr. 6-1 Point Guard Mikayla Harrison - Elk City Elks Sr. 5-7 Point Guard Junior Griffin - Haworth Lions Sr. 6-2 Point/Shooting Jace Kerr - Forgan Bulldogs Caleigh Clifton - Wayne Bulldogs Jr. 5-8 Point Guard Jeffery Mead - Union Redskins Shake Milton - Owasso Rams Kaylen Sweat - Madill Wildcats Sr. 5-6 Guard Bri Kuestersteffen - Norman North Sr. 5-5 Combo Guard Braygan Lippencott - Cheyenne Bears Sr. 6-2 Forward Erika Wakefield - Heritage Hall Chargers Sr. 5-4 Point Guard Chet Caywood - Henryetta Knights Sr. 6-0 Shooting Guard Faith Ihim - Memorial Chargers Sr. 5-9 Guard Mitchell Solomon - Bixby Spartans Sr. 6-9 Power Forward Trey Johnson - Hugo Buffaloes Sr. 6-1 Shooting Tre Roberts - Broken Bow Savages Jaz Gayanich - Velma-Alma Comets Sr. 6-6 Small AJ Cockrell - Memorial Chargers Lakota Thompson - Wellston Tigers Sr. 5-10 Post Kole Talbott - Oklahoma City Storm Jr. 6-3 Guard/Forward Dedric Cherry - Rogers Ropers Andi McGill - Turner Falcons Sr. 5-5 Point Guard Sharayla Brown - East Central Cardinals Jr. 6-3 Center Keyshawn Perkins - Eisenhower Eagles Sr. 6-1 Point Guard Chris Crawford – Victory Christian Cameron Collier - Boswell Scorpions Cameron Peters – Piedmont Serethia Hawkins – Southmoore

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SMG Special Events and the BOK Center are proud to present the 2014 High School Hoops Showcase January 18, 2014 at the BOK Center. The first year event features 16 of the best high school teams from the Tulsa Metro area playing in a total of eight games, four boys and four girls games, all in one day in downtown Tulsa.

The final two games of the showcase will be televised live on Cox Channel HD 703 and Channel 3 in Tulsa as the “Ford Game of the Week.”

The SMG Special Events department was created shortly after the opening During the past five years, the BOK of the BOK Center with the goal of Center has hosted some of the top producing events and festivals that names in professional and collegiate appeal to multiple demographics, basketball. The inaugural High School provide high-quality yet affordable Hoops Showcase continues this entertainment while enhancing the tradition of basketball excellence community spirit and revitalization by allowing local student- athletes taking place in downtown Tulsa. SMG 745-3000. Participating schools also the opportunity to display their Special Events produces numerous have the opportunity to sell tickets, competitive talents in a world-class events throughout the year including: with a portion High of the sales going toHoops to the inaugural School Showcase. sports venue thatWelcome features state-of-theArvest Winterfest, Rock ‘n Rib the school’s athletic department. For art video boards, seating, locker room additional information, visit bokcenter. Festival, Dodgebrawl, OK! Play and the facilities and more. Live Theatre Series. SMG During the pastcom. five years, the BOK CenterLiterature has hosted “We recognize the importance of the Special Events welcomes more than Showcase Schedule – All Games BOK Center to the community and 200,000 visitors to downtown Tulsa Played January 18 strive to create events that make the annually. some of the top names in professional and collegiate basketball. facility accessible to all,” said SMG 9:00am Edison Girls General Manager John Bolton. “The (Home) vs. Memorial High SchoolWe Hoops Showcase will to continue Girls are excited this tradition of basketball excellence, be an exciting opportunity for the 10:30am Coweta players, their families and community Boys (Home) vs. supporters to enjoy BOKthe Center andthefor first time highlight high school student-athletes. Pryor Boys while cheering on these student12:00pm Tahlequahathletes in a professional sports Sequoya Girls (Home) atmosphere.” Special Thanks To Our Sponsors! vs. Jay Girls Gil Cloud, Director of Secondary Schools Athletics and Activities, added: “We are pleased to partner with the BOK Center and SMG in the promotion of high school basketball with this outstanding event. On behalf of TPS Athletics and all of the participating schools we are honored to be invited to participate in the first ever high school basketball games to be played at the BOK Center.” General Admission tickets to the showcase are $10, which includes admission to all eight games, and go on sale Friday, November 22 at www. bokcenter.com , the Arby’s Box Office, all ticket outlets or by calling 1-80016

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3:00pm Broken Arrow Girls (Home) vs. Union Girls 4:30pm Booker T. Washington Boys (Home) vs. Edison Boys 6:00pm Booker T. Washington Girls (Home) vs. East Central Girls (televised “Ford Game of the Week”)

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It started with the VYPE Top 100, then whittled down to the Top 50 until we arrived to our 12 Finalists for Mr. Football Oklahoma. We now salute the 2013 Mr. Football Oklahoma, Kai Callins of Guthrie. A consensus was taken from coaches and media personnel statewide and Callins won over Landon Nault of Kingfisher and Papi White of Seminole. 1st Kai Callins Guthrie High School 2nd Landon Nault Kingfisher High School 3rd Papi White Seminole High School 4th Cameron Batson Millwood High School 5th RJ Sink Anadarko High School

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Senior Kai Callins was named the 2013 Shelter Insurance Mr. Football Oklahoma after leading the Guthrie Bluejays to a Class 5A state championship and an undefeated season. Callins was a driving force this season playing multiple skill positions on offense and contributing to the defensive secondary. “Kai is an outstanding young man and to have the game he had in the state championship after coming back from a knee injury was incredible,” said head coach Rafe Watkins. “Kai was big for us all year.” Callins was named Co-Player of the Year from District 5A-2 after finishing his senior season with 1,736 yards rushing and 31 rushing touchdowns to go with 203 yards receiving and two touchdowns. For his outstanding season and dedication to being a great is V Y P for E O Kthe . C Guthrie O M | J ABluejays, N U A R Y Kai 2 0 1Callins 4 18 player the 2013 Shelter Insurance Mr. Football.

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For our Broken Arrow Section, we would like to congratulate all the 2013 Fall recipients of our All-VYPE Tulsa-Area Teams.

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How long have you been involved in FCA? Since 9th grade when it was first offered at a school I went to. Who influenced you to join? Alex Bradley and Drew Kaiser.

How has FCA made an impact in your life on the field and off the field? FCA has had a huge impact on my life because it helps strengthen my friendships with my teammates on and off of the field while attempting to reach out to other students who are unbelievers or uninvolved. How have your beliefs helped you as an athlete? My beliefs have impacted my athletic career immensely because I know that my talent is given to me by God and I try to give Him the glory He deserves during football games and track meets which helps keep me humble.

What is your favorite Bible verse and why? Phil. 4:13 because it teaches people to never give up on a dream or during times of adversity because ALL things ARE possible with Christ.

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Edwards (132) and Braxton Owens (160) have all been major contributors the past three years outside of Conley who is a move in from Sapulpa where he was a twotime state champion. Juniors Pup Simmons, Paden Bailey and Davion Jefries are also key contributors for the Tigers.

Broken Arrow has a massive amount of wrestling tradition, eight state titles as a team, including three of the last four, and six titles at dual state. With numbers like, that it’s easy to see that competing for a state title is always the goal for the Tigers and head coach Sean Jones said this year is no different. “The upperclassmen have all been involved in at least one state title. The seniors have been around for two and the juniors have been there for one. The expectation is always to win a state title. That’s the only reason we do this,” Jones said. “This year’s team has really bought into that and is working hard to do what it takes to get there.” The Tigers got off to a late start this season due to the Winter weather but hit the ground running when things did get underway. In the team’s first outing the Tigers traveled to Cleveland, OH for the Ironman Invitational and placed ninth in a field of over 80 teams. Broken Arrow also won the Bixby Tournament this year led by a slew of returning stars. Seniors Tanner Bailey (145), Shea Conley (138), Zack

Outside of actual competition the Tigers are also working out of a new wrestling facility this year, which coach Jones said is one of the biggest in the nation at either the high school or college level. The First Five: Broken Arrow’s first five state champions 1967 Buddy Gainer 183 1968 Jerry Adams 177 1972 Gary Dill 130 1973 Ron Lambeth 157 1977 Charles Rake 101

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1998 Skylar Holman 119 Branson Phillips 135 1999 Branson Phillips 140

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2009 Derek Steeley 125 Zach Skates 152 Terry Williamson 285 2010 Zach Skates 160 Cody Johnson 189 Terry Williamson 285 2011 Chase Ferman 135 Seth Calvert 171 Cody Johnson 215

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Breonna Barker Broken Arrow Lady Tigers swimmer Breonna Barker is the Tiger Female Athlete of the Month. Earlier this season Barker broke her own school record in the 500 Freestyle and has also placed highly at nearly every completion she has attended. Barker said one of her biggest highlights of the year came a few weeks after she broke the record, at the Elite Meet in Oklahoma City. A qualifying meet with many very talented swimmers in attendance, Barker set her personal best time in the 500 Freestyle at 5:05.72. The junior standout also said she has had several memorable achievements in the classroom this year, passing both AP Chemistry and AP Language. Barker added that all of those accomplishments came due to a trust in a higher power.

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Tanner Gregurich is the Tiger Male Athlete of the month. Gregurich has helped the Broken Arrow basketball team start the season 6-1 in their first seven games and also earned All-Tournament honors at the Bixby Tournament earlier this year. In the three games in the Bixby tournament Gregurich scored 58 total points for an average of 19.3 points per game. The senior point guard scored 21 points against both Stillwater and Putnam City in the Tournament and dropped 16 in a win over East Central. Gregurich’s best game of the year so far though came on Dec. 20 when he scored 31 points to carry the Tigers to a 71-67 over Jenks. The athletic senior’s big game against the Trojans capped a five-game stretch in which he averaged 20 points a game.

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Character is a combination of qualities that distinguishes one person or group from another. VYPE celebrates achievements of local high school athletes by presenting the monthly “Character Counts Award.” A member of the varsity swim team since his sophomore year, Steven Tucker is an exceptional example of a student-athlete at Broken Arrow. Steven participates in an annual food drive led by his cousin Daniel Fulton. For the last three years Steven has help the Broken Arrow community by delivering grocery bags of food to homes in Broken Arrow every November. In the classroom Steven is a member Broken Arrow Swimming of the National Honor Society, the Oklahoma Honor Society and has served on the Student Council. Steven is a member of the Tulsa Technology pre-engineering program where he is involved in handson learning of engineering skills and techniques. Among his projects in engineering, Steven is working on the U.S. Naval Academy’s STEM Sea Perch Project. Steven also serves as a member of the Northside Christian Church Youth Group where he participated in a mission trip to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. Steven Tucker is an outstanding student-athlete focused on his future with a desire to help other in his community.

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Bailay Byrd is a member of the varsity swim team at Broken Arrow. Bailay is a member of the Student Council and the National Honor Society all while serving as Treasurer for SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions). When she’s not in the pool or in class you can find Bailay working with the Arrow Height Baptist Church Youth Bailay Byrd Group coordinating and taking multiple mission trips. Bailay Broken Arrow Swimming also serves as a coach for the U8 and U10 basketball teams through 3C Sports at Arrow Height Baptist. Bailay plays softball when she’s not in the pool, is a member of Rachel’s Challenge and has appeared in several art shows where she was awarded scholarships for college. Bailay Byrd is an excellent example of a student-athlete that’s committed to her school, her team and her community.

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Broken Arrow Girls Basketball Mike Hughes knows there will no surprising anyone this year. His Lady Tigers are off to a 10-0 start and ranked No. 2 according to ossaarankings.com. Senior VYPE 100 standouts Toree Thompson and Amari Dennis might be the focal point for opponents, but Hughes knows the Lady Tigers are the epitome of team. “We’re past the point of surprising people,” Hughes said. “We’re off to a good season so far. We’re a very unselfish team, possibly a little too unselfish. I want them to take the open shot and sometimes they do

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the extra, extra pass. But I would rather have that than the alternative.” In addition to Thompson and Dennis, Jordan Doyle (ORU

signee) and Ashlyn McBride help keep defenses legitimate. “This team is really focused, hopefully that will pay off for us down the stretch.”

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The “Driven” Athlete of the Month Josh Holliday – Broken Arrow High School Broken Arrow junior Josh Holliday is the Tate Boys Driven Athlete of the Month. New head coach Beau Wallace enters his first season with several key players returning including Holliday. His early season production has helped Broken Arrow to a top 10 ranking in Class 6A. “The guys I have played with these past games are amazing. They look to get me the ball as I look to do the same. All of those wins have been huge for us and we look to keep doing the same,” Josh Holliday said. Recently Holliday scored 16 points against East Central and 15 in the win against Del City. Josh Holliday brings electricity to the floor and a determination to help Broken Arrow to victory

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First-year head coach Whitney Lynn faces a rebuilding year as she attempts to get the Broken Arrow swim teams back on track. The former Union swimmer knows a little something about success. Lynn was an Olympic Trial qualifier in the 1,000-meter Freestyle for the 2000 games. A strong distance swimmer at Union and the University of Arkansas, she recorded 15 first-place finishes her junior year in college. She inherits programs that finished ninth (girls) and 11th (boys) at state last year. BOYS

Three seniors return to anchor a team that is ranked 11th in state. James Pfeiffer, an all-around competitor, is a jack-of-all-trades in the pool. Lynn will look to insert the senior captain wherever she needs a swimmer. “This is his fourth year of swimming, he’s a well-rounded swimmer,” she said.

Classmates Jake Guy and Nathan Tyler bring specialties to their events. Guy is strong in the IM while Tyler will compete in the 100 Breaststroke. Tyler was a state qualifier in the 100 Free last year. Sophomores Nathan Dunn and Steven Tucker are working hard in the pool to hone their skills.

“This is a transition year,” Lynn said. “We’re looking for good times in regionals. Qualifying for state is different this year. If you place first through eighth or you have the top times, you advance to state. In the past, there was a time set and whoever beat that time qualified. This year, in theory you could have 16 swimmers from one region

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Breonna Barker qualify for state." GIRLS

The Lady Tigers are led by dual state champion Breonna Barker. She won gold in the 50 Free (23.64) and the 100 Free (50.90) in 2013. Look for Barker also to anchor the medley events for ninth-ranked Broken Arrow. “She will be in the top eight in whatever events I put her in,” Lynn said.

Jacqueline Boggs is the lone senior on the squad. She has taken on the captain’s role and is providing solid leadership, Lynn noted. In the pool, Boggs will swim the 200 and 500 Free events. Newcomers to swimming include sophomores Samantha Boggs, younger sister of Jacqueline, and

Taryn Little.

“We expect both to be very wellrounded swimmers,” Lynn said. “I’m excited for what they will do in the future.” Freshmen Brooke York, Kate Walker, Rachel Nelson and Bailey Hill were members of the BA Tiger Sharks club team and have shown tremendous progress, said Lynn.

“We’re gearing up for February,” Lynn said. “That’s the big month in swimming with regionals and state. We have a bunch of really great kids. I think they will do very well in the coming years.”

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Dru Clark Charles Page High School Dru Clark joins the Lady Sandites this season and is off to a great start. One of the top scorers on the team, Clark is a consistent player and leader on the floor. The senior guard is a proven scorer with the desire to play tough defense every night. Clark and her teammates are motivated to land the Lady Sandites in the playoffs and give head coach Dustin Morrow something to build on for the future. For her play on the court and her dedication to the Lady Sandites, Dru Clark is the Mazzios Athlete of the Month

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The Elite 8 makes its eighth appearance in VYPE Magazine and this year’s class is sure to get the basketball world talking. So sit back and enjoy the 2013-14 edition of VYPE’s Elite 8.

History of the VYPE Elite 8 2006/07 Alyssia Brewer – Sapulpa Haley Knifechief – Claremore Abby Jackson – Memorial Nicollette Smith – Bishop Kelley Nick Sidorakis – Jenks Ken Holdman – East Central Robert Avery – Holland Hall Derrick Lewis – Union 2007/08 Alyssia Brewer – Sapulpa Tia Magee – Jenks Jenni Bryan – Coweta Angel Goodrich – Tahlequah Sequoyah Rotnei Clarke – Verdigris Robert Crawford – Victory Monty Brown – Liberty Bryson Pope – Jenks

2008/09 Amy Graham – Hominy Kevi Luper – Adair Taleya Mayberry – BTWTaylor Lewis – Broken Arrow Cameron Downing – Memorial Tyler Ridgeway – Foyil Bryson Pope – Jenks Brock Morton – Holland Hall 30

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2009/10 Jenni Bryan – Coweta Carrington Fox – Union Paiton Taylor – Hulbert Caitlyn Mathis – Kiefer Cameron Downing – Memorial Tharone Chilton – BTW Oren Faulk – Muskogee Will Baysinger – Owasso

2010/11 Savannah Carter – Memorial Chelsi Dennis – BA Jordan Schultz – Claremore Miranda Sisney – Sand Springs Drew Wilson – East Central Kendall Davis – Sapulpa Clay Wilson – Lincoln Christian Jacob Parker – Bixby

2011/12 Jessica Washington – Jenks Felecia Achilefu – East Central Caitlyn Spurgeon – Vinita Shannon Hough – Green Country Juwan Parker – BTW L.J. Ross – Victory Christian J.C. Hartzler – Union C.J. Cole – Sperry

2012/13 Jessica Washington – Jenks Bria Pitts – East Central Stevi Parker – Bixby Christina Devers – Bixby Juwan Parker – Booker T. Washington Allonzo Trier – NOAH Thomas Bacon – Kiefer Zach Norris – Coweta

2013/14 Toree Thompson – Broken Arrow Amari Dennis – Broken Arrow Baileigh O’Dell – Verdigris Sharayla Brown – East Central Shake Milton – Owasso Mitchell Solomon – Bixby Chris Crawford – Victory Christian Shawn Olden – Union

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Amari Dennis Broken Arrow Tigers Guard/Forward • 5-11, SR. • @_MarsBars “It’s an honor to be selected to as part of the Elite 8. My mother is my biggest role model on and off the court. The strongest part of my game is how versatile I am and that I can play all five positions on the court. My goals after high school include becoming a Physicians Assistant and further my dreams in the medical field. The funniest thing I’ve seen while playing basketball at Broken Arrow was one of my teammates laughed and spit her water out all over my coach during a game.”

Editor’s Note: When Amari says she versatile, that’s putting it lightly. She can guard smaller backcourt players or step inside and battle in the paint. One of the best players in the state at adjusting to the competition and forcing teams outside their comfort zone.

Baileigh O'''"’Dell Verdigris Cardinals Point Guard • 5-6, SR. • @bodell_25 “This is a huge honor to be considered as one of the top players in the state. I am blessed. The strongest part of my game is attacking the basket and my ability to shoot the ball. Once at a game the crowd was calling me a gym rat (laughs). They thought this was an insult, but I took it as I live in the gym. I took it as a compliment. I try to play the game and live life for God. After high school I’m going to play college ball at Lamar University and succeed in life as well as basketball.”

Editor’s Note: Baileigh is fearless on the floor and is not shy about putting up tough shots that usually go in. Players like Baileigh force the action and create opportunities for teammates by being a threat at both ends of the court.

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Sharayla Brown East Central Cardinals Center • 6-3, JR. “The Elite 8 is a great honor. I would have never thought I would’ve made it here. I need to keep going forward to make my mom proud. Besides my mom, Felecia Achilefu has been a great role model for me since I was a freshman. She’s a great person and player. She never quits. After high school I want

to go to college and get my degree and be the first person in my family that’s a girl to go to college. My game is centered around defense and I love to block shots. The funniest thing I’ve heard during a game was when my nephew was crying for me and was trying to run on the court so I could get him.

Editor’s Note: If it’s defense you like then you’ll love the play of this East Central junior. Brown may be the answer for coach Mack as he and the Lady Cards look to finally grab that gold ball.

Toree Thompson Broken Arrow Tigers Combo Guard • 5-9, SR. • @iWant_VicTOREE “Being a part of the Elite 8 is truly an honor. My game on the court is breaking the defense down and my ability to score in different ways. My goals after high school are to become an All-American in college at Ole Miss, play professional basketball and be the best person I can be. Kevin

Durant is one of my role models. He’s not only a great player but he’s also a class act. Once during a game my coach was mad at a ref, stomped his foot and said, “I don’t give a nick nack patty wack give a dog a bone!”

Chris Crawford Victory Conquerors Point Guard • 6-3, JR. • @HDMD_1 “It’s a great honor to know I am considered part of the Elite 8 of Oklahoma for basketball. My brother Robert Crawford has been my role model. He was also part of the Elite 8 in 2007-08. Getting into the lane is the strongest part 32

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of my game. After high school I plan on going to college and then making it to the NBA. One time at Webster High School someone from their fan section asked me how much I get paid to play basketball after I got an And-1.”

Editor’s Note: Only a junior, Chris Crawford is rapidly becoming one of the top guards in the state. Like his brother Robert, Chris has the unique ability to make the difficult look easy.

Editor’s Note: There’s a reason Toree is headed to Ole Miss. She is a gifted shooter with range and accuracy. The combo guard can play with anyone on the floor and is never intimidated.

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Shawn Olden Union Redskins Combo Guard • 6-4, SR. • @ShawnTH22 “The Elite 8 is a great honor. I’ve known about the Elite 8 since I reached high school and only eight get selected every year. I would have to say one of my biggest role models is my AAU coach Lloyd Hudson. I think the strongest part of my

game is driving to the basket. When I’m done with high school I would like to attend college and earn a degree. Once I heard someone yell, “take him out of the game.”

Editor’s Note: Shawn Olden came into his own last season. As a combo guard Olden can hurt your defense with his shooting and his ability to find the open man for an easy two.

Mitchell Solomon Bixby Spartans Power Forward • 6-9, SR. “It’s really special to be recognized with such well known basketball players from Oklahoma. My dad has been my role model on and off the court. Rebounding and getting back to the basket is the strongest part of my game. I’m also developing a nice shot. When I’m

done with high school I would like to play at the next level and complete an engineering degree. The funniest thing I’ve heard during a game was someone from the crowd said, “who wears socks like that?”

Editor’s Note: Mitchell Solomon has tremendous potential at the next level. A throwback rebounder that plays physical, Solomon is a beast inside and his out game is improving every day.

Shake Milton Owasso Rams Point Guard • 6-2, Jr. “It’s a blessing and an honor to be named to the Elite 8 team. It shows that hard work pays off. My older sister is my role model on and off the court. The strongest part of my game is scoring and facilitating. Getting my teammates involved. Once I’ve graduated high 34

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school I would like to go to college and play basketball. I’d like to pursue a degree and graduate. I’ve heard a lot of funny things during a game, but once someone said, “don’t guard him!” Editor’s Note: Shake delivers when the game

is on the line. Players like Milton don’t come around too often, but when they do they leave their mark on the program.

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Wrestling Roundup Five Tulsa Area Wrestling Teams To Watch This Season fourth place at Perry while Luke Drahos (126) and Kamrin Mallard (170) both took sixth. Union is also 1-1 in duals this season and ranked No. 6 in Class 6A.

Colby Wilson Union Bringing back four state qualifiers, and one state champion in Luke Wolfenbarger, the Redskins will be a tough team to contend with on the mat. Early in the year the Redskins went to the always competitive Perry Tournament of Champions and saw six wrestlers place in their respective weight classes. Wolfenbarger and Colby Wilson were the teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s highest finshers taking home third place honors at 132 and 160 respectively. Wilson also took second at the Geary Tournament in January. Mason Nafieh (106) and Michael Billups (138) both finished in

Berryhill A team with loads of tradition the Berryhill Chiefs are once again in the hunt for some major hardware in Class 3A. Despite being a talented group ranked No. 7 in 3A the Chiefs are also very young. Berryhill graduated five state qualifiers and four state placers last year and bring back just one state qualifier. That qualifier, Jonce Blaylock, is a returning state champion and has already made headlines this year winning the Bristow Tournament at 152 pounds. The Chiefs have wrestled a very tough schedule this year, with only one of their first seven dual opponents coming from Class 3A. Despite the tough road the Chiefs are 2-5 on the year in duals and still promise to be a team who makes some serious noise at the state tournament. Cascia Hall

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Jonce Blaylock The Commandos are currently ranked No. 6 in Class 4A and as always a team to watch out for. Tanner Skidgel has already been a dominant force for Cascia Hall at 106 pounds taking second at the Edmond Tournament and first at the Cushing Tournament. Cody Lambert at 120 pounds has also been in great form early in the year taking second at both Edmond and Cushing while Scout Skidgel finished second at Edmond and third at Cushing at 126 pounds. With crucial duals against Mannford and Sallisaw coming up in late January the Commandos will definitely be battle-tested when the state tournament rolls around.

Glenpool The Warriors are currently ranked No. 5 in Class 4A and are 2-1 in duals early this season. Bringing back four state qualifiers the Warriors are experienced and hungry for gold this year. At the Miami Tournament earlier this season the Warriors had nine wrestlers place, earning them a third place team finish at the tournament. Bryce Folkerts led the team at Miami winning the 195-pound division. Garrett Wild, Colton Raper and Austin Gunter all placed second at the tournament at 106, 138 and 225 pounds respectively. The Warriors also got two fourth place finishes, a fifth

Seth Vernon Union 145 Joey Sheridan Union 152 Denny Clement Cascia Hall 160

Glenpool Wrestling place finish and two sixth place finishes at the tournament.

Collinsville The Cardinals are currently ranked No. 1 in Class 5A and are 6-0 in duals this season including wins over Class 5A No. 7 Coweta and Class 6A Sapulpa. The team also finished seventh at the Kansas City Stampede and fourth at the Geary Tournament. At the Kansas City Stampede Christian Moody and Gary Wayne Harding both placed second at 113 and 138 pounds respectively. Meanwhile Nate Keim placed third at 106 and Keenan Priddy finished sixth at 225. An early favorite to not only bring home a good number of individual medals but also a team title the Cardinals are already living up to the hype. 20 Years of Champions

Berryhill, Cascia Hall, Collinsville, Glenpool and Union have their share of state champions. Here is a list of all the champions of the past 20 years. 1993 (1) John Lovett Berryhill 136 1994 (1) Jeff Blair Berryhill 152

1995 (1) Mike McClendon Berryhill 185 1997 (2) Randy Meredith Berryhill 103 Mark Henslick Collinsville 130 1998 (1) Tony Morland Collinsville 171 1999 (3) Ronnie Delk Collinsville 125 Justin Voss Berryhill 125

Tony Morland Collinsville 171 2000 (2) Ronnie Delk Collinsville 130 Leet Brady Union 152

2001 (2) Chad Willard Collinsville 130 Courtney Tennial Glenpool 215 2002 (3) Mike Bizzle Cascia Hall 103 Tyler Howard Collinsville 112 Courtney Tennial Glenpool 215 2003 (4) Garrett Bowling Glenpool 103 Mike Bizzle Cascia Hall 112 Tyler Howard Collinsville 119 Courtney Tennial Glenpool 215 2004 (6) Justin Blumer Glenpool 103 Garrett Bowling Glenpool 112 Mike Bizzle Cascia Hall 119 Tyler Howard Collinsville 125 Clint Swango Collinsville 140 Leo Sawyer Glenpool 215 2005 (8) Jerry Harker Collinsville 112 Gregg Cannon Cascia Hall 119 Jamal Parks Union 125 Garrett Bowling Glenpool 125 Mike Bizzle Cascia Hall 130 Clint Swango Collinsville 140 Mikey Morgan Berryhill 152 Ryan Mattox Glenpool 189

2006 (6) Gregg Cannon Cascia Hall 125 Jamal Parks Union 130 Seth Vernon Union 135 Seth Penfield Glenpool 140 Clint Swango Collinsville 145 Denny Clement Cascia Hall 152 2007 (5) Dylan Haynes Berryhill 130 Jamal Parks Union 140

2008 (4) Joey Sheridan Union 160 Denny Clement Cascia Hall 171 Dalton Salisbury Collinsville 189 Kyle Cowan Cascia Hall 215 2009 (3) Josh Walker Union 103 Dylan Haynes Berryhill 145 Joey Sheridan Union 171 Kyle Cowan Cascia Hall 215 Dalton Salisbury Collinsville 215 2010 (5) Josh Walker Union 112 Davey Dolan Berryhill 119 Ronnie Balfour Union 171 Kyle Cowan Cascia Hall 215 Daniel Zabienski Cascia Hall 285 2011 (8) Gary Wayne Harding Collinsville 112 Will Steltzlen Collinsville 119 Dylan Helm Collinsville 125 Davey Dolan Berryhill 135 Kyle Ash Union 152 Jacob Haydock Cascia Hall 152 Kyle Crutchmer Union 160 Phillip Dolan Berryhill 171 2012 (9) Davion Jefferies Collinsville 106 Josh Walker Union 120 Gary Wayne Harding Collinsville 126 Brian Crutchmer Union 132 Dylan Helm Collinsville 132 Will Steltzen Collinsville 138 Davey Dolan Berryhill 138 Kyle Driscoll Cascia Hall 152 Kyle Crutchmer Union 170

2013 (11) Christian Moody Collinsville 106 Cody Lambert Cascia Hall 106 Davion Jefferies Collinsville 113 Luke Wolfenberger Union 126 Will Steltzen Collinsville 132 Gary Wayne Harding Collinsville 138 Justin McGinnes Glenpool 138 Jonce Blaylock Berryhill 138 Dylan Helm Collinsville 145 Davey Dolan Berryhill 145 Kyle Driscoll Cascia Hall 152 JANUARY 2014

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Spartans Riding Wave of Success

Bixby swim captains Ryan Knam and Alyssa Hicks lead a talented group of young men and women into what could be another historic season for the Spartans. down.

VYPE: Name someone on the team that has really impressed you this season.

Ryan Knam and Alyssa Hicks VYPE: Bixby is ranked No.1 in both boys and girls swimming. Is the team feeling the pressure being on top of Class 5A?

Knam: Of course we feel the pressure. The girls have a great opportunity given to them and the boys are going for a three-peat. If both boys and girls take home 1st, it will be the first time in Bixby swimming history. Hicks: The pressure is always there for both the girls and the boys, however, this year our coaches have really taught us to use this pressure as the force we need to push us past our limits. We have used this pressure to not only hit our best times but also break school record times this year. VYPE: Bixby swimming has really taken off. Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the reason behind the quick starts?

Knam: Its been our mentality. Two years ago, we were a huge favorite at state and were expected to win, which we did. Last year, we were told that we were going to have to actually work for the title, so that's what we did. We trained hard all year, had a wonderful taper, and swam our hearts out to take home the title. This year, it's going to be another dogfight and

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I'm looking forward to it.

Hicks: Our amazing coaching staff has been the main reason behind our success. They have taught us that we have to keep our mental strength just as strong as our physical. If we truly believe we can do our bests and are determined before a meet then we will have nothing to stop us from doing so. A positive attitude at both practices and meets can bring home the gold. VYPE: What is a typical practice session like for the Spartans?

Knam: Hard. Very hard. We are a team that has fun and works when we need to. We have fun on our off time but when we get into the pool, it's time to go to work. We do two-a-days 3 out of 5 days a week. We bust out three hours of swimming those days and two hours on the other two.

Hicks: Our typical practice session is around 3500 to 4500 meters. We usually start off with a 600m warmup and then continue on with a 4-500 m kick\drill set. Then comes our main set. This is when the intervals become fast and we are tested the most. It can be anywhere between 2500-3500m after this we finish with a 300m cool

Knam: Do I have to choose? Everyone on the team has done outstanding this year. However, if I had to choose two, I'd choose Brad Portway and Kyle Lambdin. Both just missed out on state last year and have fueled their drive this year with that disappointment. They've both dropped significant amounts of time this year and worked hard all year. I'm incredibly proud of them and excited to see what they do come February.

Hicks: This year's freshmen girls have impressed me the most. The girls team graduated some of our best swimmers last year, but these freshmen have really picked up the slack. With out these underclassmen girls we would not even have a chance of being at the top of our class. VYPE: What is your pre-swim meal before a competition? Knam: I eat a wrap from QT, a cliff bar, a few items of fruit, and have a couple of Gatorades.

Hicks: Our team holds a fish bowl (team dinner) the night before a big meet. We eat pastas and other carbs so we will wake up with energy for our races. The meal right before our meets is filling but not too heavy and high in protein and carbs. Staying hydrated is also very important, lots and lots of water. VYPE: What is the funniest thing you have witnessed at a swim meet?

Knam: Last year at Jenks, one of my friends slipped while on deck because he was running. Before he could get up, my best friend thought it was a good idea to try and hurdle him. In doing so, he kneed my friend in the back of the head and drove his head

into the tile. Despite the concussion received by one, and the bruised knee by the other, that was still the handsdown funniest thing I've seen at a swim meet.

Hicks: The funniest moment I have had at a meet was when I was walking and a kid from my team comes running past me, and we all know not to run in a pool, he very dramatically slips and falls. My coaches come from across the pool to see if he is okay, by this time the whole pool is staring at him. He gets up trying to play it cool and yelling "I'm golden pony boy," the whole Jenks pool started laughing and Bixby once again makes a scene in front of everyone. VYPE: What does it mean to you for your peers to vote you in as a captain? Knam: Being voted as captain means that my peers have stored their faith in me to take them to another state championship. Coming off as last year's captain and state champion, I am excited to motivate my team to hopefully another state title.

Hicks: It means a lot for me to be the team captain of the girls team. The team picked me, not the coaches, which makes it even more special. I

love all these girls like sisters and am honored to be their captain. VYPE: Expectations are high this season, how will the Spartans season end and how do you expect your season to finish?

Knam: I'm cautiously optimistic about that. I believe that we have what it takes to win, but I'm making sure that we don't assume that we'll take the title. We've got significant competition in the 5A class in schools like Altus, Harrah, Stillwater, and Fort. Gibson, and they are coming for us. I'm excited to see how we perform with the pressure compared to last year. Hicks: No one really know how it will end, of course I believe it will end with two more trophies to add to our case. We will for sure have another year full of improvement and memories. VYPE: What are you plans after high school?

Knam: I plan on going to Oklahoma State University and Triple Majoring in Business Management, Marketing, and Psychology. After that, I aspire to join and eventually lead a marketing team for my favorite entertainment

company.

Hicks: I am attending Tulsa Tech this year and plan to graduate high school with my cosmetology license. I then want to attend college at OSU and graduate with my business degree so I can open up my own salon someday. VYPE: What is your most memorable moment as a swimmer at Bixby? Knam: Well, my favorite is definitely shaving my legs. That is by far the greatest feeling in the world. But my most memorable, would have to be hitting my first state qualifying time sophomore year at Jenks in the 100 butterfly.

Hicks: My most memorable moment I have had in swimming would have to be hearing the Bixby boys team being announced as state champions over the intercom last year. I was so proud to be on this team and even though the girls came home with third. The boyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s winning was exciting for the whole team. They had worked so hard for that moment and it taught me that hard work really does pay off in the end.

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Union, Norman North Capture TOC Titles Could this year’s Tournament of Champions title do for Union what the 2011 title did – spark another Class 6A title run? Only time will tell. But so far the Redskins are off to an undefeated start at 7-1 as of this issue’s publication. “There are a lot of similarities between the two teams,” Union head coach Rudy Garcia admitted. “That 2011-12 team had played together a long time just like this class. Hopefully this year’s team will have the same hunger that group did. “Our chemistry continues to get better. Early on in practices we knew we had a core group of guys in Shawn Olden, Alex Barton, Bain Wannemacher, Abel Rodriguez and freshman Ethan Chargois. Now we’re incorporating Jeff (Mead) and Carson (Meier) into it. That 2011-12 team was very unselfish. It didn’t matter who got the glory. This group

Union Basketball - Champions is still getting to that point.” Olden, a VYPE 100 star, earned alltournament honors after scoring 35 points in three games. The Redskins opened the tournament with 84-54 drubbing of Arnett. Next came a 54-41 win

over Victory Christian and the 41-35 win over Bishop McGuinness in the championship finals. “McGuinness hit some big shots late in the game,” Garcia said. “It’s good to be in those type of situations and see how your kids responded. We responded well, we learned from it.” Victory Christian guard Chris Crawford, who led the Conquerors’ with 64 points in three games, was named tournament MVP. Arnett’s Tyler Tune, another VYPE 100 player, led the tournament in scoring and rebounding with 77 points and 40 rebounds. Scoreboard

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Thursday Bishop McGuinness 84, Okemah 54 Memorial 84, Arnett 54 Union 83, Ketchum 46 Victory Christian 51, Weleetka 38

Friday Okemah 74, Arnett 50 Weleetka 62, Ketchum 42 Union 54, Victory Christian 41 Bishop McGuinness 45, Memorial 43 Saturday Championship – Union 41, Bishop McGuinness 35 3rd Place – Victory Christian 58, Memorial 55 5th Place – Okemah 71, Weleetka 55 7th Place – Ketchum 50, Arnett 39 GIRLS

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Tournament MVP Bri Kuestersteffen led Norman North to the girls title in a 48-39 victory over Class 3A then-No. 1 Adair. The VYPE Top 100 guard scored 17 points on back-to-back nights and finished with 42 in the three-day tournament. The girls field included VYPE Top 100 players Kuestersteffen and Hayley Woodard of Norman North, Baylee Evans of Red Oak and Chelsea Dungee of Preston.

Jeffery Mead Norman North 56, East Central 35 Saturday Championship – Norman North 48, Adair 39 3rd Place – East Central 54, Sapulpa 44 5th Place – Weatherford 67, Preston 55 7th Place – Red Oak 45, Preston 35

Norman North opened the tournament with a 60-44 victory over Preston. Then defeated East Central 56-35 before turning back Adair for the title. Joining Kuestersteffen on the all-tournament team were Sapulpa’s Brice Calip, East Central’s Marcia Reed, Adair’s Kylie Looney and Dungee. Scoreboard

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Thursday Norman North 60, Preston 44 East Central 53, Red Oak 41 Adair 68 Weatherford 54 Sapulpa 60, Ketchum 55 Friday Preston 70, Red Oak 67 Weatherford 82, Ketchum 42 Adair 51, Sapulpa 36

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Jenks Swimming Jenks Swimmers Gear Up For Regionals, State

GIRLS After finishing second at the Class 6A state swim meet last year, the Jenks Lady Trojans are currently ranked third, according to ossaarankings.com.

The Lady Trojans are led by returning state placer Camryn Hudgins, who finished sixth in the 200 free in 2013.

“Camryn swims everything,” Jenks coach John Turner said. “She may be one of our best chances of a swimmer in the finals.” Other state qualifiers returning include sophomores Megan Inbody (50 Free) and Tatum Vann (50 Free) and junior McKenzie Sawyer. All three qualified for the 50 Free. Inbody finished eighth overall. Junior breaststroker Abbey Wilkins is recovering from shoulder surgery but should have a chance to qualify for state.

“We’re a young team,” said Turner, who is in his 35th year as the Jenks swim coach. “Abbey is way ahead of last year. The short Free and Fly are Megan’s best events. Hannah Ledsord will VYPEOK.COM

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surprise some people. We have a couple of good young swimmers in freshmen Nicole Molina and Sophie Jenson. Both of those girls have a chance to qualify for state.

swimmer and is competing in the 200 and 500 Free this season. Cole Reynolds is another senior who is competing in the Backstroke.

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“Andrew is a great captain and good leader,” Turner said. “He is a state qualifier in the 200 Free. Our seniors are all program guys who know what it means to be a Jenks swimmer.”

The Trojans are coming off a seventh place finish a year ago and entered the New Year ranked fifth in Class 6A. Turner admits this is a rebuilding year after losing 75 percent of their scoring last season.

“We’ve won most of our dual meets but it’s hard to use that as a comparison because we can enter four in every event so we can beat teams on sheer numbers. The kids are all working hard.”

Senior Alex Campbell is the team’s top prospect at state in the 100 Backstroke and 200 Free events, Turner said. Classmate Roman DeAngelis is a returning state qualifier in the 100 Fly. He will also swim freestyle events. Andrew Moore, a senior captain, is the team’s distance

Sophomore Riley Bic is an allaround swimmer who will predominantly compete in the Backstroke and Breastroke, Turner said. Freshman backstroker Steven Mikels has been a pleasant surprise Turner said.

“He’s swimming well,” said the coach. He also will compete in some Freestyle events.”

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OWASSO Swimming Future Bright As Owasso Lives in the Now Class 6A swim meet in Jenks.

Braden Frazier Second-year Owasso swim coach David Estes is excited about the future of the Rams/Lady Rams program. But he is living in the now as Owasso looks to build the program. The teams are off to a good start despite not having a home pool. The teams make the daily trek to Claremore to practice in the town’s Recreation Center pool. Undaunted, Owasso is making strides behind a talented core of swimmers on both teams. “We’re starting to close the gap between us and the better teams,” Estes said, speaking primarily of the girl’s squad. “I like the direction the program is going. The administration is very supportive of us.” GIRLS

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Owasso is currently ranked ninth and is led by a pair of veterans from 2013 in senior Camari Close and junior Megan Adams. Close will compete in the 200 IM and the 100 Butterfly in addition to a couple of medley relays.

Adams placed 15th in the 100 Freestyle last year. She returns to swim the same event this year. Freshman Vanessa Tracz has burst on the varsity scene for second-year Owasso head coach David Estes. Tracz swims the 50, 100 and 200 Freestyle events. Estes said he will have to narrow that to only two events in the state tournament. “It will depend on where we are as a team as to which events she swims,” Estes said.

Katie Shin, a move-in from the state of Washington, has been a pleasant surprise in both the Backstroke and IM events while senior Malia Swerdloff, a firstyear swimmer, has a good shot at qualifying for state in the 50 Free. “I think the rankings are a little misleading,” Estes said. “We’ve

Samantha Harizal beaten a couple of teams that ahead of us. If we swim really well, we could finish fourth or fifth at state.”

Estes is optimistic about the next few years with young swimmers, including a pair of talented eighth graders who will join the varsity next year.” BOYS

The Rams might be unranked but they have a trio of standouts in Jerod Dyke, Stephen Ditmer and Aaron Keesling.

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Oklahoma Driving School Jordan Riley Dyke, a junior, was a state qualifier in the 500 Freestyle. Look for him to compete in the that event as well as the 200 Free. “He should be in the top eight,” Estes said. “What I like about him is he came out of nowhere. He’s lost 40 pounds in the last year and a half. People will be shocked at how fast he swims at state.”

Ditmer rejoined the team in December after swimming a year ago. Also a member of the Owasso band, Ditmer, a sophomore, will swim relay events. The sky is the limit for the 6-foot-2 Keesling, a freshman.

“He has a big future ahead of him,” Estes said. “We have a couple of good eighth graders that will be coming to the varsity next year.”

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Owasso Wrestling The VYPE Team Sat Down With Four Owasso Wrestlers To Talk About Everything On and Off the Mat

1. What's your go to move on the mat? Hayden Moseby - Low level single. Payton Clawson - Under hook single. Teejay Aiono - Low level single. Jordan Turley - Cut to a hip then hit a cradle.

2. At what age did you start wrestling? Hayden Moseby - 10 years old. Payton Clawson – 4. Teejay Aiono – 12. Jordan Turley – 10.

3. Do you follow MMA and if you do who are some of your favorite fighters? Hayden Moseby - Yes, my favorite fighters are Urijah Faber and Johny

Hendricks. Payton Clawson - Yes, Wanderlei Silva, Jon Jones. Teejay Aiono - Shogun Rua is my favorite UFC fighter. Jordan Turley - Yes my favorite fighter is Johny Hendricks. 4. Who is the team you guys really look forward to seeing in a dual and why? Hayden Moseby - Union because we match up well against them and they are a really tough team. Payton Clawson - Union, we've gotten closer to beating them every year and I think this is the year we have the best chance. Teejay Aiono - Sand Springs cause I have a lot of history with them. Jordan Turley - Union. We really look forward to get to dual state and have to

beat them in order to do so.

5. What is the funniest thing you have ever heard during a match? Hayden Moseby - My girlfriend was yelling at me to break the guys arm while I was on top. Payton Clawson - "I just farted." Teejay Aiono - "Come on baby." Jordan Turley - Mom saying “standup!” When I have control of another wrestler. 6. Who are some of the guys in the room who really push you to get better? Hayden Moseby - Payton Clawson, Landon Hendrickson, and Teejay Aiono. Payton Clawson - Landon Hendrickson, and TeeJay Aiono. Teejay Aiono - Landon Hendrickson. Jordan Turley - Hunter Youell. When I’m about to die from cutting weight he’s always there to say look for the gold medal and what it’s gonna be worth to get it.

Youth Basketball Robert Meachem Elite There are plenty of very good traveling basketball teams all across the country but one making headlines right here in Tulsa is the Robert Meachem Elite, a fourth grade AAU team. The team is based out of the Rose Bowl here in Tulsa and is coached by Dwayne Whitaker, Darnell Whitaker and Chadd Evans. The team is sponsored by Tulsa native and New Orleans Saints receiver Robert Meechem and is comprised of six players from Tulsa, two from Jenks, one from Owasso and one from Chicago Illinois. For Dwayne, the biggest reward for coaching the team is in the faces of his players.

“Just seeing the smiles on the kids’ faces. I just look at it as a way to give back to the community and a way to give the kids something they want to do, which is play basketball.”

Last season the team traveled to Arkansas twice, Oklahoma City three times as well as one trip to Dallas and another to New Orleans. This year the team

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hopes to raise enough money to make trips to Arkansas, New Orleans, Kansas, St. Louis and to Kentucky for the AAU Nationals. There is no charge to be a member of the team and with the help of Meachem and fundraising the team is able to pay for all of its travel costs, jerseys and any other expenses.

Team members are: Kamron Parker, Tyreece Payne, Adrain Campbell Jr., Andre Mason Jr., Caylon Williams, Jamori Ray, Travon Stewart, Chase Martin, Bryce Stephens and Braylen Whittaker. Anybody that wants to follow the success of the team can follow them on instagram at Robert_Meache m_Elite. The team is still currently looking for a few sponsors and

if anyone is interested in contributing they can contact coach Whitaker via email at bubbybro3357@yahoo.com or by phone at 918-407-2384.

Girls Soccer:

The girls have spent most of the early season learning how to play together again and how to incorporate our new players according to coach Stephanie Pounds. “We have had a couple of losses to some local club teams, but we have also beaten one of the tougher teams in the SPC (non counter), Greenhill, Savanna Smith 2-1. This years team is lead by seniors Julia Hart (captain), Sara Jones (captain) and Savanna Smith. The team has also has a lot of experienced players in the junior and sophomore classes. Some of the underclassmen to watch for this season are sophomores Jenna Byers (midfield) and Tara Smith (midfield and leading goal scorer at this time), juniors Maddie Turgeau (defense), Taryn Phillips (Forward) and Katie Lopez (defense). Jenna has already committed to play in college at Texas A&M. Couch Pounds believes the key games this year will be Episcopal School of Dallas and Fort Worth Country Day School. She feel good about the upcoming season in stating ; “I believe that this could be one of the strongest teams that we have had in several years.”

Boys Soccer:

The 2013-2014 Holland Hall boys’ soccer team is a quick, enthusiastic group that looks to continue a trend of success for the Dutch. After losing major contributors from last year’s squad to graduation, this year’s team, led by Co-Captains Will Dudney and JT Nelson, will face the stiff North Zone competition with a number of new faces in key roles. Defenders Michael Parker and Mark Goldberg will

play significant roles in the back, while Gavin Perkins and Rafael de la Vega will provide much of the attack.

SPC play commences for both Holland Hall teams on Friday, January 17, vs. Arlington (TX) Oakridge with the home opener slated for the next week (Friday, January 24) against the Falcons of Ft. Worth Country Day School.

Cheer wins ASC Regionals :

the Grand Champion.

The Holland Hall cheer squad won the ASC Regional cheer competition. The Holland Hall Dutch not only won the co-ed division, but also had the high score for the day and was named

The cheerleaders are led by senior captains Brittany Dieterlen, Kathlyn Farmer and Yuna Ha. Other members of the squad are: Kaelyn Cook, Alina Duve, Sara Iftikhar. Emily Odell, Kelsey Marr, Chloe Zahn, GeorgeCarrington, and Austen Hubbard. The team is coached by Sarah Cox and Josh Perry.

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