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Girls Basketball Scores – Thursday
Class 6A
Owasso 59, Sand Springs 49
Broken Arrow 88, PC West 18
Mustang 73, Eisenhower 30
Edmond North 57, Ponca City 18
Norman 81, Southmoore 33
PC North 89, US Grant 23
Ed Memorial 103, Capitol Hill 9
Bixby 88, Northwest Classen 8
Deer Creek 57, Moore 55
Putnam City 50, Piedmont 47
Union 47, Enid 34
Sapulpa 67, Stillwater 42
Westmoore 67, Bartlesville 57
Norman North 40, Edmond Santa Fe 34
Jenks 62, Muskogee 30
Choctaw 63, Yukon 39
Class 4A
Newcastle 42, Blanchard 23
Harding Charter 39, Bridge Creek 28
McLain 46, Seminole 28
Glenpool 89, Hilldale 26
Clinton 32, Cushing 29
Inola 43, Grove 23
Mount St. Mary 68, Harding Fine Arts 17
Bristow 19, Eufaula 17
Stilwell 71, Stigler 50
Checotah 43, Skiatook 36
Plainview 53, Bishop McGuinness 49
Bristow 42, Tecumseh 39
Woodward 70, Cache 35
Ada 63, Byng 19
Miami 51, Catoosa 42
Wagoner 66, Poteau 49
Ardmore 49, Tuttle 44
Oologah-Talala 45, Vinita 30
Broken Bow 60, Wagoner 51
Crossings 89, Skiatook 44
Purcell 58, McLoud 51
Harrah 64, Cleveland 37
Bethany 59, Eufaula 33
Madill 61, Lone Grove 34
Weatherford 53, Elk City 36
Douglass 85, Chickasha 17
North Rock Creek 52, Holland Hall 51
Ft. Gibson 70, Jay 33
Glenpool 89, Hilldale 26
Kingfisher 65, Mannford 21
Locust Grove 45, Muldrow 20
Pauls Valley 48, Idabel 24
Broken Bow 55, Sallisaw 34
Lincoln Christian 78, Berryhill 32
Class 3A
Bethel 52, Chandler 44
Washington 58, Silo 28
Salina 55, Central Tulsa 12
Chisholm 56, Victory Christian 38
Star-Spencer 42, Pathways 26
Perry 77, Blackwell 35
Crooked Oak 41, Okmulgee 26
Hugo 49, Antlers 40
Dickson 41, Lexington 30
Beggs 48, Marietta 34
Henryetta 34, Daniel Webster 26
Tishomingo 42, Comanche 28
Prague 56, Little Axe 22
Millwood 56, Crossings 52
Sperry 34, Dewey 32
Crossings 89, Skiatook 44
Heritage Hall 53, Community Christian 50
Lindsay 44, Oklahoma Christian School 33
Casady 39, KIPP 36
Keys 47, Morris 38
Anadarko 68, Atoka 34
Kansas 49, Cascia Hall 46
Alva 53, Hennessey 30
Jones 33, Holdenville 27
Roland 54, Valliant 17
Adair 58, Westville 44
Kingston 43, Davis 23
Kiefer 59, Spiro 38
Sequoyah Tahlequah 67, Metro Christian 25
Sequoyah Claremore 51, Commerce 42
Class 2A
Oklahoma Bible 59, Fairland 39
Fairview 52, Pawhuska 51
Fairview 39, Newkirk 35
Stratford 38, Chelsea 24
Calera 56, Central Sallisaw 42
Merritt 64, Wilson 30
Walters 28, Vanoss 20
Cashion 29, Talihina 10
Rejoice Christian 75, Oktaha 46
Class A
Wellston 46, Crowder 38
Alex 40, Turner 38
Okarche 53, Porter Consolidated 38
Waukomis 58, Apache 31
Mooreland 39, Ripley 37
Cheyenne-Reydon 45, Okay 39
Empire 35, Sterling 28
Cyril 56, Rattan 36
Class B
Geronimo 43, Canton 37
Frontier 52, Medford 49
Wilson Henryetta 49, Pittsburg 43
Stringtown 53, Asher 35
Forgan-Balko 46, Mt. View-Gotebo 40
Leedey 61, Shidler 40
Buffalo Valley 47, Maysville 40
Dover 49, Varnum 38
Class 6A
PC North 49, Broken Arrow 52
Union 41, Norman 39
Deer Creek 53, Owasso 51
Westmoore 48, Moore 52
Union 45, Norman 46
Mustang 63, Bixby 47
Sapulpa 49, PC North 74
Ed Memorial 54, Broken Arrow 72
TULSA – As the organizer of the state’s largest holiday tournament, and an all-around basketball guy, Tulsa Public Schools Athletic Director Mick Wilson couldn’t be happier with the fact that his participants are continuing a tradition of postseason success.
Comparing the TOC’s brackets from earlier in the year to the brackets coming from The Big House in Oklahoma City, it is many of the very same programs.
In girls’ action, Class B Hammon won the state tournament in their division on Saturday. In Class 6A, Broken Arrow and Edmond Memorial made the cut while Class 5A is seeing Booker T. Washington as a favorite to win it all. In Class 4A, Fort Gibson and Lincoln Christian are seeking the crown. The Dale Pirates won the championship in Class 2A, while in Class A, Quinton exited in the first round.
The boys side doesn’t feel much different. Owasso is the early favorite in Class 6A action after winning the Tournament of Champions in December. Booker T. Washington and Weatherford are there, along with Crossings Christian and Millwood. In the smaller classifications, Wilson made their appearance while Okay ended up making it to the finals eventually falling to Okarche.
Whether you watched the games live on television, or could feel the electricity in person at the BOK Center, the high stakes games are a feeling that can’t be replicated anywhere else – except maybe the state championship.
Wilson says the Weatherford Eagles are a great example of a team that showcased their talents in Tulsa at Christmas, and now have a chance to win it all.
“Back at the tournament, Weatherford was the one team in the state that gave Owasso a really good game,” Wilson noted during a halftime interview with T-Town Sports last week. “They are a phenomenal team and Derek Bull is a fantastic coach.”
It would be the Millwood Falcons however that played Owasso in the finals of the Tournament of Champions. They’ll open their state tournament run Thursday morning at the Big House, while Owasso is in action tonight.
Regardless, as he finalizes invitations for next year’s event, Wilson is hopeful that his annual event will continue to be a predictor of postseason success for decades to come.
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