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COM TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 2017 7B

YOUR 5-MINUTE

BOYS
CLAREMORE No.
10
Player
Jeffrey Oxford
Ht.
6-1
Cl.
Sr.
Pts.
21 Thursday games at
GUIDE TO THE Coach: Tommy Titles: None 22 Layton Hartloff 6-5 Jr. 14
Catoosa. Friday and
Saturday at Mabee

CLASS
Nolan Appearance: 9th 15 Gunner Hall 6-1 Sr. 10
Center.
Record: 24-2 State record: 4-8 12 Caleb Taylor 5-11 Sr. 7

5A
Ranking: No. 3 14 Levi Chasteen 5-10 Sr. 4
2 P.M. THURSDAY
SHAWNEE No.
21
Player
Carson Meier
Ht. Cl. Pts.
6-4 Jr. 15.1
Coach: Ron Arthur Titles: 1 14 Ramey Harrison 6-1 Jr. 13.5
Record: 17-8 Appearance: 20th 22 Chase Morris 6-3 Jr. 10.5
Ranking: No. 6 State record: 14-18 24 L.J. McKissick 6-3 Jr. 8.8
20 Timmy Young 6-1 Sr. 6.1

TOURNAMENT
10:30 A.M.
BOYS CARL ALBERT No.
12
Player
Mason Harrell
Ht. Cl. Pts.
5-9 Jr. 28.9 FRIDAY
Coach: Jay Price Titles: 2 22 Trey Hopkins 6-4 Jr. 23.8
Record: 25-1 Appearance: 20th 2 Jason Taylor 6-2 Jr. 10.7
The Oklahomans Ranking: No. 1 State record: 15-17 5 Jaedon Pool 6-1 Jr. 5.7
championship picks 20 Nate Cook 6-7 Sr. 4.7
Scott Wright: Carl Albert. The
Titans have weapons all over the 3:30 P.M. THURSDAY
floor and with Mason Harrell and
Trey Hopkins leading the way,
theyve got the talent to pull off the
NORTHWEST CLASSEN No.
10
Player
Mo Wilson
Ht. Cl. Pts.
6-5 Jr. 16.6
repeat. Coach: Jason Jack Titles: 5 15 DaLin Wiggins 6-4 So. 16.1
Jacob Unruh: Carl Albert. One of the Record: 16-9 Appearance: 22nd 20 Izzy Braxton 6-3 Jr. 9.3
top teams at any level, Carl Albert Ranking: No. 8 State record: 22-16 11 Davion Warden 6-3 Fr. 8.3
has been atop the class all year and 25 Steffen Flowers 6-3 Jr. 3.1
should finish there.

Three players to watch TULSA MEMORIAL No. Player Ht. Cl. Pts. 1:45 P.M.
Mason Harrell, Jr., Carl Albert:
10 Caleb Nero 6-2 Sr. 24.8 SATURDAY
Coach: Robert Titles: 6 24 Kobe Rose 6-3 Sr. 15.2
Forget his size, Harrell is a big-time
Allison Appearance: 27th 32 Isaiah Thomas 6-6 Sr. 11.4
playmaker, averaging 28.9 points,
Record: 22-3 State record: 34-20 11 Shemar Walker 5-7 Jr. 8.1
5.1 assists and 4.2 rebounds per
Ranking: No. 2 20 Kaelen Childs 6-4 Sr. 5.2
game.
Callen Haydon, Sr., El Reno: The
5-foot-11 guard is averaging 25.3
7 P.M. THURSDAY
MASON HARRELL
points, but has been hot of late,
with multiple 40-point games in
CARL ALBERT
LAWTON EISENHOWER No.
12
Player
R.J. Fisher
Ht. Cl. Pts.
6-2 Jr. 14.5
February, along with a 50-point Coach: Todd Titles: 1 11 Romio Harvey 6-3 Sr. 14.1
performance. Millwee Appearance: 12th 33 Kevin Farmer 6-3 Jr. 7.1
Caleb Nero, Sr., Tulsa Memorial: A Record: 17-9 State record: 12-10 40 Antonio Gordon 6-6 So. 7.1
6-2 guard, Nero has been a crucial Ranking: No. 7 23 Mookie Douglas 5-10 Sr. 6.4
building block for the Chargers
in his career. Hes averaging 24.8
points, 4.5 rebounds and 4.5 assists EL RENO No.
4
Player
Callen Haydon
Ht. Cl. Pts.
5-11 Sr. 25 1:30 P.M.
this season.
Coach: Rodney Titles: 8 24 Dyson Plumley 6-1 So. 12 FRIDAY
Haydon Appearance: 37th 23 Kale Owen 6-0 Sr. 9
The Knights are young Record: 23-3 State record: 47-28 21 A.J. Sioux 5-11 Jr. 6
Northwest Classen is making its Ranking: No. 4 55 Trey Medicinebear 6-0 Sr. 4
first state tournament appearance
since 1994, but with only one senior
8:30 P.M. THURSDAY
among the top nine players, these
Knights have plenty to build on. DEL CITY No.
3
Player
Issac Beverly
Ht. Cl. Pts.
6-3 Jr. 10
Coach Jason Jack starts three 12 Kobe Higgins 5-9 So. 8
Coach: Lenny Titles: 1
juniors, led by 6-5 guard Mo Wilson CALLEN HAYDON
EL RENO Hatchett Appearance: 13th 22 Nathaniel Goodlow 6-1 Fr. 8
with 16.6 points per game, as well 32 Addisyn Lena 5-9 Sr. 7
Record: 14-12 State record: 4-11
as sophomore DaLin Wiggins at
Ranking: No. 10 33 Anthony Goodlow 6-4 Jr. 5
16.1. Freshman Davion Warden
rounds out the starting lineup.

TULSA EAST CENTRAL No. Player
21 JaMee Asberry
Ht. Cl. Pts.
5-5 Jr. 20
Thursday games at
Skiatook. Friday
GIRLS Coach: Samy Mack Titles: 3 24 MyKayla Dumas 5-9 Sr. 17 ames and Saturday
Record: 22-4 Appearance: 20th 11 Kyla McIntosh 5-7 Sr. 12 at Mabee Center,
The Oklahomans Ranking: No. 2 State record: 27-16 3 Ren Long 5-4 Sr. 10 Tulsa.

championship picks 14 Tehya Johnson 5-9 Jr. 8

Scott Wright: Shawnee. With No.
1 Collinsville coming up short of
2 P.M. THURSDAY
state, the tournament is wide-
open. Shawnee has won 18 of its
LAWTON EISENHOWER No. Player
33 Ginger Reece
Ht. Cl. Pts.
6-0 So. 13.1
last 20 and will be ready to avenge MAKYRA TRAMBLE Coach: Daniel Wall Titles: 2 55 Jaeda Reed 6-1 Jr. 11.8
one of those losses, to No. 2 Tulsa SHAWNEE
Record: 9-17 Appearance: 6th 12 Jada Laster 5-10 Jr. 4.6
East Central in a possible semifinal Ranking: Unranked State record: 7-3 15 Yulionis Pagan 5-7 So. 3.7
matchup.
22 Gena Rogers 5-8 Jr. 3.1
Jacob Unruh:Tulsa East Central. A
perennial contender for the title,
it hasnt lost a game to a team in 6 P.M.
state below Class 6A all year. In a
wide-open field, that stands out.
PIEDMONT No. Player
24 Maddie Sperle
Ht. Cl. Pts.
6-0 Sr. 15.6 FRIDAY
Coach: Jordan Titles: 1 23 McKenna Kirkpatrick 5-7 Sr. 10.7
Players to watch Stark Appearance: 10th 30 Kish Chandler 5-7 Sr. 9.5
JaMee Asberry, Jr., Tulsa East Record: 22-3 State record: 5-8 55 Maci Attalla 5-8 So. 8.1
Central: A talented point guard Ranking: No. 4 10 Hannah Reasoner 5-6 Sr. 7.7
committed to Oklahoma State,
Asberry averages seven assists 7 P.M. THURSDAY
while leading the Cardinals in scor-
ing (20 ppg.) SHAWNEE No. Player
45 Makyra Tramble
Ht. Cl. Pts.
5-10 So. 11.5
Maddie Sperle, Sr., Piedmont:A
Coach: Wendi Wells Titles: 1 33 Kyla Tarpey 6-1 Sr. 9.1
talented scorer signed with South- KIERA DAVIS
EL RENO Record: 21-6 Appearance: 6th 31 Kasey Rice 5-10 Jr. 7.4
western Oklahoma State, Sperle is
Ranking: No. 3 State record: 8-4 20 Logan Bonner 5-7 Sr. 7.1
capable of taking a game over in
key situations. 11 Mackaila Palmore 5-6 Sr. 2.0
Makyra Tramble, So., Shaw-
nee:Tramble offers rare versatility
with her 5-10 frame to control the TAHLEQUAH No. Player
14 Delaney Nix
Ht. Cl. Pts.
5-7 Jr. 16.7 6 P.M.
paint but also provide strong shoot-
4 Alli Stayathome 5-5 So. 10.4 SATURDAY
GIRLS

Coach: David Titles: None

ing from behind the arc.
Qualls Appearance: 5th 23 Sierra L. Smith 5-10 Jr. 6.3

Record: 21-5 State record: 4-4 12 Taya Green 5-6 So. 6.0
Douglas leads El Reno Ranking: No. 6 25 Alyson Hart 5-9 Jr. 5.2
back to tournament 3:30 P.M. THURSDAY
El Reno coach Jennifer Douglas
gained plenty of experience in last EL RENO No. Player
1 Hayden Freeman
Ht. Cl. Pts.
5-3 Jr. 12.5
years state tournament.
Then an assistant for Midwest Coach: Jennifer Titles: None 21 Massey Beard 5-11 Jr. 10.3
City, she helped guide the underdog Douglas Appearance: 8th 14 Jolie Woods 5-11 Sr. 8.2
Bombers to a Class 6A title. Now, Record: 17-10 State record: 0-7 22 Emily Bellymule 5-4 Jr. 4.9
shes hoping her first season in Ranking: No. 7 2 Merzedes Macias 5-4 So. 4.5
charge of El Renos program will be
just as successful.
El Reno is making its first appear-
ance in the state tournament since ARDMORE No. Player
20 JSades Ainsworth
Ht. Cl. Pts.
5-9 Jr. 26.2 7:30 P.M.
2008 and just eighth overall. Its
previous seven appearances were
Coach: Debra Titles: 2 24 Amaya Gordon 5-9 Fr. 7.3 FRIDAY
Manley Appearance: 20th 4 Tatayana Lee 5-5 Sr. 6.1
short behind first-round exits.
Record: 18-5 State record: 19-17 23 Sierra Gordon 5-6 So. 6.1
El Reno sits at No. 7 in the
Ranking: No. 5 21 Tieronay Banks 5-7 So. 6.0
rankings, but it has a nice balance
with players such as junior Hayden
Freeman and Massey Beard each
8:30 P.M. THURSDAY
averaging 10 or more points.
CLAREMORE No. Player
15 Lauren Chancellor
Ht. Cl. Pts.
5-8 Sr. 17.0
JACOB UNRUH AND SCOTT WRIGHT,
STAFF WRITERS Coach: Stephanie Titles: 3 4 Breanna Farmer 5-11 Jr. 7.5
Shaw Appearance: 24 14 Skylar Muncy 5-5 Sr. 5.2
Record: 15-12 State record: 25-20 12 Carly Robinson 5-7 Sr. 5.2
Ranking: No. 12 5 Lauren Hardage 6-1 Jr. 2.9