News Summary

The high school basketball season has concluded, bringing a wave of excitement as fans reflect on dramatic games and performances. As the community gears up for the Postseason Players of the Year voting, nominees in both boys and girls categories are ready for recognition. With public voting open, fans are encouraged to support their favorite athletes. Additionally, the Spring Sport Boys Athletes of the Week poll is now live, highlighting standout performances across various sports. The anticipation grows as winners will be announced soon, celebrating the dedication and talent of high school athletes.

Basketball Season Finale Thrills Fans in High School Arena

As the final whistles blow across town, the high school basketball season has officially wrapped up, leaving behind a flurry of excitement and memorable moments. Fans are buzzing in the stands, reminiscing about unbelievable dunks, last-minute shots, and nail-biting finishes. Now, it’s time to turn that enthusiasm into action! Basketball aficionados are invited to cast their votes for the Postseason Players of the Year.

Nominees Are Ready to Shine!

This year’s nominees boast a robust talent pool with ten boys and ten girls, all of whom proudly made their respective All-State teams. The competition is indeed fierce, and these athletes have demonstrated extraordinary skill and zeal throughout the season. Voting is open to the public right now, and it will remain accessible until the end of the day on Sunday. Be sure to check out the provided links to learn more about both the girls’ and boys’ candidates. Don’t miss the chance to support your favorites!

Who Will Take the Crown?

Winners of the Player of the Year honors will be unveiled online next Monday, creating a palpable excitement in the air. It’s not just about individual achievement; it’s a celebration of teamwork, dedication, and the spirit of high school sports.

Athletes of the Week Poll Now Live!

Spring Sport Boys Athletes of the Week poll running from April 7-13. Last week, fans cheered on Tuttle sophomore track and field standout, Jordan Lane, as he claimed the title. This time around, the stage is set for a new wave of talent, and voting for the athletes of the week is also open until noon on Sunday.

Check Out the Latest Nominees!

This week’s nominees feature some standout performances that deserve recognition. Nominees include:

  • Adam Castillo, Sr., Yukon soccer – A phenomenal week with 5 goals and 2 assists.
  • Marquis Evans, So., Moore track – Dominated the 400-meter race with a phenomenal 50.00 seconds at Carl Albert.
  • Kazi Haq, Sr., Edmond Santa Fe tennis – Took first place at No. 1 singles during the Jon Hanson Invitational.
  • Brock Jerman, Sr., Chickasha golf – Achieved a score of 68 at Choctaw Creek Invitational and tied for first at the Saints Shootout.
  • Graham Murphy, Jr., Heritage Hall track – Cleared an impressive 6 feet, 6 inches in the high jump.
  • Declan Murphy, Sr., Carl Albert baseball – Held a .333 batting average with 6 RBIs and contributed on the mound as well.
  • Camden McCool, Sr., Edmond Memorial track – Blazed to victory in the 3,200-meter event with a time of 9:57.60.
  • Daniel Newton, Sr., Carl Albert track – Struck gold in discus with a formidable throw of 180 feet.
  • Eli Williams, Jr., Community Christian baseball – Notched a no-hitter while also hitting a game-winning homer during the championship game!
  • Nate Woody, Jr., Deer Creek tennis – Dominated No. 2 singles at the Jon Hanson Invitational.

Reader Participation is Key!

Exciting changes are on the horizon as the Winter Super Teams approach. Reader participation is critical for selecting the Player of the Year in every sport. Your votes will hold significant weight, accounting for 25% of the overall Player of the Year tally, with the remaining vote coming from the Sports Editor. So, make your voices heard!

Don’t Miss the Deadlines!

The voting for the High School Girls Basketball Player of the Year will wrap up at 8 p.m. on April 21. Among the notable finalists is a standout player from Dartmouth High who etched her name in history as the all-time leading scorer with 2,058 points. Other remarkable talents include a sophomore averaging 22 points per game while sinking an impressive 56 three-pointers, and a four-year varsity player who was named Big 3 Conference MVP while averaging 19.2 points.

Alabama High School Basketball Season Wrap-up

Meanwhile, over in Alabama, the high school basketball season has come to a close too, prompting voting for the Tuscaloosa News’ Girls Basketball Player of the Year. The ballot features 32 nominees from the Tuscaloosa area, showcasing remarkable talent from schools like Berry, Fayette County, and Hale County. Voting is open until noon CT on Thursday, March 27, giving fans a chance to support their favorites from the sidelines.

The end of the season may mean no more games for a while, but the anticipation of awards, recognition, and the thrill of competition will surely keep everyone on the edge of their seats!

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