December 21st 2007 HOT LIST

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http://www.coachesaid.com/story.asp?story=43

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{Celtic players are in green}
December 21
Oklahoma High School:BOYS BASKETBALL

Lane Adams, Red OakA regular on the list, the junior guard continues to dominate. Scored 32 points in an impressive win over 2A Savanna and followed that up with 49 in a 90-49 win over McCurtain.

Rotnei Clarke, VerdigrisSinglehandedly outscored Berryhill with 43 points in a 74-42 romp.

Robert Crawford, Victory Chr.Posted 25 points, 10 rebounds as Victory continued its undefeated start cruising past Okmulgee.

Brandon Goff, Tulsa McLainSenior sharpshooter pumped in 28 points against Tulsa Rogers.

Kolin Jones, EarlsboroKnocked down 26 points in a pasting of Moss to continue the Wildcats' resurgence.

Josh Jones, RoffErupted for 30 points and 10 rebounds, sparking a big 57-41 thumping of 2A Slo.

Ronnell Lewis, DewarAthletic catalyst posted a season-high 33 points in a 75-62 win against Henryetta-Wilson.

Ryan McClure, CyrilThe sophomore erupted for a career-best 33 points in a 62-59 overtime loss to Sterling.

Brock Morton, Holland Hall Bagged MVP honors of the Sperry Tournament while leading the Dutch to the championship with 82 points and nearly 30 rebounds in three games.

Chris O'Brien, Bishop KelleyExploded for 33 points as the Comets moved to 6-0 with a triumph against Tulsa Central.

Keiton Page, PawneeNearly outscored Woodland by himself with a 41-point outburst in the Bears' 105-41 rout (and he came out before the end of the third quarter). The OSU signee hit on 7 of 13 from 3-point range.

Dalen Qualls, StratfordFreshman was a virtual one-man wrecking crew with 31 points, 13 rebounds and seven steals against Davis.

Matt Qualls, TahlequahDespite being double- and triple-teamed, the junior center scored his 1,000th varsity point in a 65-36 win over Catoosa. Qualls is averaging 23.8 points and 13.5 rebounds on the season.

Devan Rineheart, GoreSophomore standout ignited the attack with 33 points in an overtime victory against Okay.

Chris Walters, SoutheastNotched a game-high 27 points as the Spartans finally opened the season with a win.

GIRLS BASKETBALLCaitlin Cawhorn, Cent. SallisawRed-hot with six three-points, finishing with 25 points in a nice victory against Gans.Jill Hobbs, DC-LamontTotaled 24 points each game in impressive wins over Dover, Tonkawa and second-ranked Lomega.Cassadie Holybee, WaltersNotched game-high 25 points in leading Lady Devils to the Velma Hoops Classic championship over host Velma-Alma.Taylor Howard, AdaDrained six three-pointers on the way to 22 points to lead the Lady Cougars past rival Ardmore.Bailey Rink, Cov-DouglasSophomore had season-high 28 points in 53-34 thumping of Oklahoma Bible.Richa Jackson, Midwest CityPopped in 29 points points against Norman North to keep the Lady Bombers unbeaten.
Audra SkimboSuezann Pascoe, HealdtonTalk about enfuego. Connected for eight three-pointers en route to 30 points against Comanche.Jordan Pyle, MustangSenior standout pumped in 27 points to lead the Lady Broncos past Putnam City.Audra Skimbo, ClaremoreThe inside standout was nearly unstoppable with 25 points in a 71-21 thumping of Catoosa.

December 16
BOYS BASKETBALL

Lane Adams, Red OakScored 97 points in three games (32.3 ppg) against Kinta, Bokoshe and LeFlore to help the Eagles capture the Eastern Oklahoma State Tournament.

Nathan Beene, GraniteHelped push Granite to the Best of the Southwest Championship by averaging 21 points and six assists in the tournament. The freshman has 223 points and 70 assists on the season, including a 31-point outing a few weeks ago.

Justin Blackmon, PlainviewHuge week with 114 points in four games, including MVP honors in the OBU Invitational, to keep the Indians unbeaten.

Toby Blevins, Mill CreekFired in 25 points to pace the Bullfrogs in an upset of Tupelo, running their win streak to 11.

Rotnei Clarke, VerdigrisShouldn't be much of a shock but the Cardinal standout is averaging 35.3 points a contest through three games.

Trevor LongTrevor Long, FargoQuadruple-double in a win over Follett, TX, scoring 18 points to go with 13 rebounds, 10 steals and 10 assists.

Brock Morton, Holland Hall Nearly outscored Collinsville with 37 points in a 65-40 romp and finished the week with 117 points in four games.

Matt Reynolds, Bishop Kelley Garnered MVP honors in Texas tournament, leading the unbeaten Comets to a tournament championship.

Cameron Sikes, HilldaleHuge 30-point effort in Hilldale tournament final against Vian, helping the Hornets to a sensational 5-0 start.

Martin Smith, McLoud6-10 senior was a virtual one-man wrecking crew with 28 points and a dozen rebounds in a win over rival Tecumseh.

Derrick Thomas, ElginWent for 29 points with five rebounds and three steals against Elk City.

James Watson, StringtownTournament-best 77 points to lead the Class B Tigers to the consolation title in the 5A/4A laden Durant Tournament.

Dee Willis, VinitaJunior had 27 points as the Hornets exploded in the second half to roll past Sand Springs.

GIRLS BASKETBALLTanica Anderson, MariettaScored 32 points and was named MVP in a 62-61 title win over host Madill in a dandy tournament final.

Cassidy Boggs, CyrilLed the Lady Pirates to the Southwest Shootout Championship with a fabulous state line in the finals against host Chattanooga: 32 points, 15 rebounds, three blocks, three assists and a steal. Boggs is averaging 22 points, 10 rebounds for the 7-0 squad.

Alyssia Brewer, SapulpaNotched 79 points and tournament record 42 rebounds en route to MVP honors at the Oklahoma's Best Tournament.

Sarah Green, Tulsa MemorialHad a variety of production in a 61-51 victory over rival Tulsa Edison with nine points, 19 rebounds, nine assists and seven steals.
[MY note: Sarah Green is former ORU player Caleb Green's little sister~ a heckuva player!@]

Tia Magee, JenksHelped the Lady Trojans to their first win with a 25-point effort versus Stillwater.