Jenks Pulls Off 20-17 Home Win Against Owasso While Exacting Playoff Revenge: Oklahoma High School Football

Though two top Oklahoma high school football programs saw struggles in non-district play, there was a close finish in a key district game Friday.

Owasso threw a pair of interceptions late in the game against Jenks, with the Trojans turning the first pick into a go-ahead field goal and the other sealing the win on the final play in a 20-17 win in their first appearance this season at Allan Trimble Stadium.

.@JTFootball_com @JenksFootball moves to 2-0 in district play with a 20-17 win over Owasso at home. #okpreps pic.twitter.com/DJ1cubdYry
— Scott Pfeil (@scottpfeil) October 3, 2026

With the Rams (2-3, 0-1 District 6AI-2) driving in a 17-all game, Jenks' Jizyn Henderson picked off a pass inside his own 25-yard line and returned it 70 yards before being brought down at the Owasso 8. The Trojans were unable to punch it in, but Owen Mahan came on to kick a 29-yard field goal with 1:36 left.

Owasso then drove to the Jenks 30 in the final seconds before the Trojans (3-2, 2-0) came up huge again on defense, as Nashua Charlson picked off a pass as time expired.

Jenks also got a huge lift from running back CJ Wright, who gained 160 yards on 25 carries with a touchdown, a 45-yard sprint in the first half. The Trojans' other TD came with 10:16 left in the game, as quarterback Landon Kizzar fired a 12-yard pass to Braxton Daniel which evened the score at 17-all.

Both teams were ranked in the Top 10 in the latest High School On SI Oklahoma Top 25 rankings. Owasso enters at No. 7, with Jenks ranked No. 9.

Owasso started out 0-2 with losses to Bixby and Broken Arrow but have won two straight prior to Friday. As for Jenks, the Trojans lost a huge lead in a season-opening loss to Texas school Southlake Carroll and later dropped a game to Bixby, but are coming off a win against arch-rival Tulsa Union.

With Friday's win, Jenks also gained a measure of revenge from last season’s 6A-I semifinals, when the Rams outlasted the Trojans, 39-36.

Owasso has won four of the last five games in the series, although Jenks still holds a 53-20 advantage all-time.

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JENKS 20, OWASSO 17 FINAL

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FOURTH QUARTER

- INTERCEPTION JENKS. Nashua Charlson picks off a pass as Owasso was driving into field goal range, and time has expired. Jenks wins a wild one.

- Owasso gets a first down at the Jenks 30 with 10 seconds left.

- Owasso is at the Jenks 40 with 20 seconds left.

- Kam Compton-Nero catches a pass near midfield and Owasso has a first down with about 45 seconds to go.

- Owasso gets a first down and has the ball near its 35 with a minute to go.

- Owasso faces a third-and-long inside its own 20.

- Following the kickoff, Owasso has the ball at its own 14-yard line.

- FIELD GOAL JENKS. Trojans take advantage of the takeaway, and take the lead late, as Owen Mahan connects from 29 yards out. (Jenks, 20-17 | 1:36, 4th)

- INTERCEPTION JENKS. Trojans with a huge takeaway, as Jizyn Henderson picks off a pass inside their 20, and the returner is weaving through traffic and breaks loose before being brought down at the Owasso 8 with 3:22 left.

- Owasso is inside the Jenks 40 with less than five minutes to go.

- Owasso has the ball after forcing Jenks to punt with less than seven minutes remaining.

- TOUCHDOWN JENKS. Trojans tie it up, as QB Landon Kizzar fires a 12-yard pass to Braxton Daniel in the end zone, followed by the PAT to finish off an 8-play, 80-yard drive. (17-17 | 10:16, 4th)

- Jenks is in the red zone as we begin the final quarter of play.

THIRD QUARTER

- Jenks attempts a 43-yard field goal, but the kick sails wide left. Owasso takes over with less than five minutes to go in the period.

- Owasso can't do anything with the ball and has to punt it away in the shadow of its own goal line. Jenks with excellent field position, as the Trojans are in Ram territory nearly five minutes into the half.

- Owasso forces Jenks to punt, but the Trojans get a huge bounce on the kick, and the ball is downed right at the Rams' 1-yard line.

- Jenks takes the kickoff to start the second half.

HALFTIME

- Trailing 10-3, Owasso puts together back-to-back touchdown drives and go into the locker room at the break leading by seven.

SECOND QUARTER

- TOUCHDOWN OWASSO. Kam Compton-Nero catches a 5-yard pass from Drew Frankenfield in the back of the end zone, as the Rams take advantage of the muffed punt. (Owasso, 17-10 | :08, 2nd)

- Owasso inside the Jenks 10 as Kamieon Compton-Nero catches a long pass in the closing seconds of the half.

- FUMBLE RECOVERY OWASSO. Jenks forces Owasso to punt, but the Trojans muff the return, and the Rams come up with the ball near the Jenks 40 with 33 seconds left until the break.

- Owasso has the ball deep in its own territory entering the final minute of the half.

- TOUCHDOWN OWASSO. Rams respond with a 10-play, 75-yard drive that takes more than five minutes to complete. Bryson Francis goes in from a yard out on the direct snap for the score and we are tied once again. (10-10 | 5:10, 2nd)

- TOUCHDOWN JENKS. Trojans take their first lead, as CJ Wright takes a direct snap and gets stood up at first, but breaks free and goes in from 45 yards out. (Jenks, 10-3 | 10:38, 2nd)

FIRST QUARTER

- FIELD GOAL OWASSO. Rams even things up as Juan Razo connects from 43 yards out late in the opening period, capping a 12-play, 50-yard drive. (3-3 | :11, 1st)

- FIELD GOAL JENKS. Trojans march inside the 5-yard line before the drive stalls. Owen Mahan comes on to kick a 20-yard field goal to finish off a 17-play, 70-yard drive, and Jenks takes the early lead. (Jenks, 3-0 | 4:24, 1st)

- Jenks is in the red zone as we are at the midway point of the quarter.

- Owasso forced to punt on its opening series. Jenks takes over for the first time this evening.

- Jenks will kick off to Owasso to start the ballgame.

PREGAME

- Live from Allan Trimble Stadium in Jenks, where the Trojans will play there for the first time in 2026 as they welcome in a surging Owasso team.

ABOUT OWASSO

The Rams (2-2, 0-0) are playing their first district game on Friday. They are riding a two-game win streak, with convincing wins against Sand Springs and Stillwater.

In last week’s 21-6 win against the Pioneers, running back Jason Mojica rushed for more than 150 yards and had three TDs. Quarterback Drew Frankenfield has thrown for nearly 900 yards and six scores.

ABOUT JENKS

Although the Trojans (2-2, 1-0) got a win against Tulsa Union last week, they still received some bad news when one of their top playmakers, receiver/defensive back Kailib Dillard - a Florida commit - has been lost for the season with a torn ACL.

Quarterback is also an important position for Jenks. Landon Kizzar has thrown for 810 yards and five TDs.

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