How SBLive Oklahoma’s Top 25 fared: Jenks ends 58-game win streak for No. 1 Bixby

By Mike Moguin

Jenks group photograph by Michael Kinney 

Right here is how SBLive Oklahoma’s Prime 25 highschool soccer groups fared this week.

1. Bixby (9-1, 6-1 District 6AI-1) misplaced to Jenks, 38-35

The Spartans noticed their national-active profitable streak finish at 58 as they misplaced to No. 12 Jenks. Regardless of the loss, they share the district title with each Jenks and Norman North by ending in a three-way tie.

Discovering itself down by 17 factors twice, Bixby stored racing to rally solely to return up brief.

Quarterback Connor Kirby threw 4 landing passes and ran for an additional that coated 44 yards.

2. Tulsa Union (10-0, 7-0 District 6AI-2) beat Edmond North, 62-6

With their district title already wrapped up, the Redhawks used their final recreation of the common season with a romp towards the Huskies.

Quarterback Shaker Reisig threw for six TDs, 4 of them going to vast receiver Jino Boyd.

3. Coweta (10-0, 7-0 District 5A-4) beat Tulsa Memorial, 66-8

In one other state of affairs of playoff preparation and a district championship wrapped up, the Tigers rolled with greater than 60 factors.

4. Choctaw (9-1, 7-0 District 6AII-2) beat Ponca Metropolis, 42-13

The Yellowjackets claimed their district’s championship after a rout of the Wildcats, extending their win streak to 9 video games.

5. Stillwater (10-0, 7-0 District 6AII-1) beat Muskogee, 38-21

The Pioneers gained a battle of unbeatens towards the Roughers and captured the district championship of 6AII-1. Stillwater will get a prime seed and a first-round bye within the playoffs.

Gage Gundy scored three TDs on the bottom and handed for an additional.

6. Cushing (10-0, 7-0 District 4A-3) beat Skiatook, 75-0

Behind one the highest offenses within the state, Cushing rolled to a different scoring-fest of 70-plus factors. This time, it shut out its opponent.

7. Edmond Deer Creek (9-1, 6-1 District 6AII-2) beat Putnam Metropolis North, 69-0

The Antlers rocked once more, ending one-point shy of 70 factors towards one other overmatched foe, the Panthers of Putnam CIty North. They’ve a No. 2 seed within the Class 6AII playoffs after a runner-up end.

8. OKC Bishop McGuinness (8-1, 5-1 District 5A-2) was idle

The Irish concluded their season with a 34-17 win towards Piedmont in Week 9. They are going to be a No. 2 seed within the Class 5A playoffs.

9. Mustang (8-2, 5-1 District 6AI-2) beat Edmond Memorial, 61-35

The Broncos had no drawback dealing with the Bulldogs by scoring greater than 60 factors whereas gearing up for a hopeful run within the Class 6AI playoffs.

10. Lincoln Christian (9-1, 6-0 District 3A-3) beat Locust Grove, 56-0

The Bulldogs closed up their common season with a shellacking of the Pirates. Lincoln Christian will probably be a No. 1 seed within the playoffs.

11. Muskogee (9-1, 6-1 District 6AII-1) misplaced to Stillwater, 38-21

The Roughers’ desires of a district title have been dashed away as they have been compelled to take their first lack of the season to the Pioneers. Muskogee, nonetheless, will probably be within the playoffs as a No. 2 seed after ending because the District 6AII-1 runner-up.

Quarterback Jamarian Ficklin ran for one TD and threw for an additional.

12. Jenks (8-2, 6-1 District 6AI-2) beat BIxby, 38-35

The Trojans adopted up their thrilling extra time win towards Damaged Arrow by hanging on to beat No. 1 Bixby in a contest that was televised nationally by ESPN2.

Quarterback Ike Owens and vast receiver Ty Partitions opened the scoring on a 53-yard move. Owens additionally scored two speeding TDs, whereas working backs Jaiden Carroll and Houston commit Jalyn “Zeus” Stanford scored TDs of 80 and 4 yards, respectively.

By advantage of the win, Jenks shares the District 6AI-1 championship with Bixby and Norman North.

13. Del Metropolis (8-2, 5-2 District 5A-3) beat Durant, 45-7

The Eagles took care of enterprise with a manhandling of the Lions.

They end tied for second of their district with McAlester, however will probably be a No. 3 seed within the 5A playoffs resulting from their common season loss to the Buffaloes.

14. Rejoice Christian (10-0, 7-0 District 2A-8) beat Pawhuska, 77-30

Rejoice reached the 70-point plateau for the second week in a row, and the third time for the season, and even handed it this time round.

15. Grove (10-0, 7-0 District 5A-4) beat Tulsa Bishop Kelley, 41-20

The Ridgerunners continued to roll, whereas finishing their unbeaten run by means of the common season and a wrap up of the 5A-4 district championship, as they dismantled the Comets.

Grove will probably be a No. 1 seed within the 5A playoffs.

16. MWC Carl Albert (8-2, 6-0 District 5A-2) beat Piedmont, 38-21

The Titans have been victorious towards Piedmont. They are going to be one other No. 1 seed within the 5A playoffs.

17. McAlester (8-2, 5-2 District 5A-3) beat Glenpool, 44-6

The Buffaloes rebounded from the loss to Sapulpa with a domination of the Warriors.

They end in a tie with Del Metropolis for second within the district. By advantage of a Week 5 win towards the Eagles, McAlester wins the tie-breaking benefit and will get a No. 2 seed within the playoffs.

18. Washington (10-0. 7-0 District 2A-3), beat Little Axe, 47-0

With one other district championship clinched, the Warriors plowed by means of Little Axe to maintain an unblemished file.

19. Owasso (6-4, 5-2 District 6AI-2) beat Norman, 24-14.

Anthony Hills caught two TD passes from quarterback Mason Willingham to assist the Rams of their 10-point victory towards Norman.

Owasso finishes the common season on a five-game win streak after a 1-4 begin and a third-place end within the district. It will likely be a No. 3 seed within the Class 6AI playoffs.

20. Norman North (8-2, 6-1 District 6AI-1) beat Enid, 52-32

The Timberwolves flew previous the Plainsmen and earned a share of the 6AI-1 championship by advantage of No. 12 Jenks’ win upset of top-ranked Bixby.

21. Collinsville (9-1, 6-1 District 5A-4) beat Claremore, 28-21

The Cardinals secured their runner-up end within the district after a one-TD win towards the Zebras.

Blake Gilkey ran for a 14-yard TD to interrupt the tie with 4:01 remaining within the third quarter, which proved to be the game-winner.

22. Tulsa Metro Christian (10-0, 7-0 District 3A-1) beat North Rock Creek, 41-12

The Patriots concluded their first unbeaten common season since 2019 once they gained their first-ever state championship, when this system was in Class 2A.

Now a drive in 3A, they’ll host one other first-round playoff recreation as a prime seed, aiming for a 3rd gold ball in 4 years.

Metro totaled 354 yards of offense, whereas yielding simply 194 to North Rock Creek.

23. Gore (10-0, 7-0 District A-8) beat Porter, 55-0

The Pirates maintained their mark as amongst Oklahoma’s unbeatens, scoring all of their factors by halftime of their lopsided win over their foe with the identical nickname.

24. OKC Heritage Corridor (9-1, 7-0 District 3A-2) beat Marlow, 31-7

The Chargers captured a district championship with a convincing victory towards the Outlaws, who gained the Class 2A championship final 12 months.

25. Ringling (10-0, 7-0 District A-4), beat Stratford, 39-10

The Blue Devils shut down Stratford to wrap up one other district championship. Additionally they obtained the perfect of what was anticipated as a battle of top-notch defenses.