Player Highlights

Choctaw hosted Broken Arrow this past Tuesday night in what turned out to be a highly competitive game between two 6A district-4 teams. This game went wire to wire and could have gone either way, but it was Choctaw who pulled out the gritty 55-53 win in Overtime. The following players left an impression: Camden

Edmond Memorial hosted Owasso this past Tuesday night in a 6A district matchup and this was their second meeting of the season. Owasso looked like they would run away after a dominant first half, but Edmond Memorial would have a huge 3rd quarter to keep it competitive. Ultimately, it was Owasso who came away with

I was in Moore, Oklahoma at Southmoore High School to watch them host Bixby. This was their 3rd meeting of the year and similar to the first 2, this was a highly competitive affair. Bixby was in full control of the first half, but Southmoore would come storming back to dominate the second half and

Cascia Hall hosted Victory Christian in a 3A district matchup this past Monday night. This was the second meeting between these teams this year and similar to the first meeting, this was a highly competitive affair which could have gone either way. Ultimately, Cascia Hall was able to avenge their loss from earlier this season

Moore hosted Norman North in a 6A district matchup this past Friday night. This looked to be a competitive game which Norman North was in control of for the first 3 quarters. However, Moore allowed just 4 points in the 4th quarter to pull out the 65-50 win. The following players stood out: Tristan Hankins

Isaiah McLemore | Mingo Valley Christian | 2024 | Wing | 6’6 Isaiah McLemore is one of the more underrated prospects in the class of 2024, boasting a rare combination of size, length, athleticism, and skill. McLemore committed to MidAmerican Nazarene University to continue his basketball career. At 6’6″ with an plus wingspan, McLemore is