bluesooner17
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4A Girls
MVP: Zoe Shieldnight, Fort Gibson: The Southern Nazarene signee came up with one big play after another, including a drought-busting 3-pointer that closed the door on Elgin in the semifinals. She had a double double in the championship game to give Fort Gibson the title.
Player, school PPG
Erica Ankney, Harrah 15.3 Ali Brzozowski, Harrah 13.3 Taylen Collins, Muldrow 13.5 Kayci Glover, Fort Gibson 13.6 Zoe Shieldnight, Fort Gibson 14.2
3A Girls
MVP: Jonia Walker, Sequoyah Tahlequah: The junior center held her own against stiff competition and came out on top. Walker averaged more than 15 points per game while also hauling in nearly 10 rebounds a game as she helped Sequoyah Tahlequah repeat as Class 3A champion.
Player, school PPG
Misty Dossey, Commanche 21.5 Alexys Keys, Sequoyah Tahlequah 14.3 Kes Reeves, Kingston 21.3 Jonia Walker, Sequoyah Tahlequah 15.6 Avri Weeks, Kingston 8.6
2A Girls
MVP: Olivia Curtis, Christian Heritage Academy: The steadying force for the two-time defending Class 2A champs, Curtis averaged more than 17 points per game while also taking on the role of lead post defender and rebounder. Curts is also The Oklahoman’s Volleyball Player of the Year and is a OU volleyball commit.
Player, school PPG
Olivia Curtis, CHA 17.6 Lexie Davis, CHA 14.6 Sydney Manning, Cashion 14.6 Jalei Oglesby, Howe 29.0 Presley Payahsape, Cashion 14.6
MVP: Zoe Shieldnight, Fort Gibson: The Southern Nazarene signee came up with one big play after another, including a drought-busting 3-pointer that closed the door on Elgin in the semifinals. She had a double double in the championship game to give Fort Gibson the title.
Player, school PPG
Erica Ankney, Harrah 15.3 Ali Brzozowski, Harrah 13.3 Taylen Collins, Muldrow 13.5 Kayci Glover, Fort Gibson 13.6 Zoe Shieldnight, Fort Gibson 14.2
3A Girls
MVP: Jonia Walker, Sequoyah Tahlequah: The junior center held her own against stiff competition and came out on top. Walker averaged more than 15 points per game while also hauling in nearly 10 rebounds a game as she helped Sequoyah Tahlequah repeat as Class 3A champion.
Player, school PPG
Misty Dossey, Commanche 21.5 Alexys Keys, Sequoyah Tahlequah 14.3 Kes Reeves, Kingston 21.3 Jonia Walker, Sequoyah Tahlequah 15.6 Avri Weeks, Kingston 8.6
2A Girls
MVP: Olivia Curtis, Christian Heritage Academy: The steadying force for the two-time defending Class 2A champs, Curtis averaged more than 17 points per game while also taking on the role of lead post defender and rebounder. Curts is also The Oklahoman’s Volleyball Player of the Year and is a OU volleyball commit.
Player, school PPG
Olivia Curtis, CHA 17.6 Lexie Davis, CHA 14.6 Sydney Manning, Cashion 14.6 Jalei Oglesby, Howe 29.0 Presley Payahsape, Cashion 14.6