www.Coachesaid.com "HOTLIST" January 26, 2008

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The HOTLIST
January 26
BOYS BASKETBALL
Austin Allen, Norman Came up huge with 36 points and 11 rebounds against Del City, but the Tigers still dropped a 74-70 overtime verdict.

Kyle Bottger, AgraTallied 29 points, 11 rebounds in an impressive 20-plus point win over Class B ranked Mulhall-Orlando

John Clark, MooreJunior guard erupted for 32 points as the Lions rolled to an 82-74 win over Enid to avenge an earlier loss.

Case Clarke, Washington Maybe its in the genes? Rotnei's cousin sank seven treys en route to 25 points in a rout of Wynnewood.Ethan Elbert, MoundsSophomore standout posted 29 points as the Golden Eagles pulled away in the second half against Summit Christian.

Donte Foster, GuthrieTossed in a team-high 28 points to help Bluejays rebound from first loss with victory against Deer Creek.

D'Angelo Harris, Del CitySenior swingman scorched the nets for a career high 32 points in a win over Norman.

Xavier Henry, Putnam City Huge 33-point effort as the top-ranked Pirates cruised past Edmond North with John Calipari in attendance.

Ken Holdman, East Central Cardinals needed most all of his 25 points to hold off a Stillwater upset bid, 63-59.

Nate Jones, BartlesvillePopped in 29 points to help the Bruins pull away from Claremore in the Catoosa Tournament.

Dante Jordan, Putnam NorthUnheralded senior was on fire with 31 points as the Panthers outslugged Tulsa Hale, 76-63.

Ryan Keese, Fort GibsonContinues to thrive in his return to the lineup, pumping in 32 in an 80-34 waxing of Wilburton.

Ronnell Lewis, DewarFootball standout showed his basketball wares with a 32-point effort against Schulter.

Brock Morton, Holland Hall Averaging 21 points, 8 boards a game, Morton hit six three-pointers (including four in a four minute stretch late) and scored a game-high 24 points as the Dutch gave 8th ranked Victory Christian a scare on Tuesday.

Kyler Patterson, RingwoodContinued to emerge as a force for the surging Class A squad. He totaled 46 points, 27 boards and 11 blocks in three wins against Burlington, Okeene and Covington-Douglas last week.

Matt Qualls, Tahlequah Talented big man posted has had a double-double in every game this season. He scored 31 points in a win over Coweta, had 32 points, 19 rebounds and six blocks against Claremore and 22 points, 11 boards against Bishop Kelley.

Tyler Thalken, Bishop Kelley Almost single-handedly outscored Tulsa Rogers with 29 points in a 64-30 romp.

Dane Thrash, HennesseyScored 26 points as the Eagles got a big boost in the rankings with a 54-51 upset of No.2 Crescent.

T.J. Williams, ApacheSenior guard had a 32-point explosion as the Warriors ripped Cement, 85-36.

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Alyssia Brewer, Sapulpa Just another ho-hum effort with 31 points, 13 rebounds as the top-ranked Lady Chiefs blasted Sand Springs.

Chelsey Brown, DavisNearly outscored Classen singlehandedly with 23 points and 11 rebounds in a 41-24 Davis triumph.Katie Campbell, TupeloSizzled the nets for 30 points as Tupelo rallied from an early deficit to power past Caney.Torie Funkhouser, PawneeJunior catalyst tore through a solid Newkirk squad for 29 points as the Lady Bears rolled to an easy victory.Alyssa Fuxa, GarberNotched a combined 46 points in a pair of victories to move past the 1,900-point scoring mark for her career.Katy Harsen, PorterAveraged 17 points, 12 rebounds in three victories over Wilson-Henryetta, Midway and Porum last week.Ashley Hobbs, PocolaTalk about red-hot. The senior missed just one shot all night and hit six three-pointers en route to 27 points in a romp over Heavener last week.Richa Jackson, Midwest CitySophomore post was nearly unstoppable, tallying 26 points, 10 boards in a win over Edmond Memorial.Autumn Klugh, FC-BroxtonSurpassed 2,000 career points with a 22 in an easy win over Binger-Oney as the Lady Mustangs remained unbeaten.
Kevi LuperKevi Luper, AdairJunior standout was back to her high-scoring ways with 23 points as the Lady Warriors cruised past Sequoyah Claremore.Sierra McSpadden, ChelseaNotched 23 points as they upset Caney Valley, 53-40, in the Lady Trojans' own tournament. That's after another 23-point effort in the opener with Liberty.Cristy Nitz, DeweyPoured in 31 points as Dewey rallied from an early double-figure deficit to topple Oologah, 72-52.Jaimie Sanchez, ShattuckSenior point guard had another 30-plus effort with 31 points in a narrow loss to ranked Leedey.Alex Tucker, CrowderLightning-quick sophomore posted a nice 24-point effort against Savanna, but was the only Demonette in double figures during a 55-52 defeat.Mallory Walker, CoalgateSenior post was nearly unstoppable with 24 points and 11 rebounds to spark a 54-39 win over previously unbeaten Atoka.