Okarche defeats Okay for Class A boys title
OKLAHOMA CITY — Okay's Rylen Burk had the hot hand early against undefeated and top-ranked Okarche in the Class A state championship game Saturday night. The Mustangs got seven 3-pointers from Diezel Davis in a semifinal win the night before and needed Burk's production to have a shot at knocking off the defending champs.
When Okarche came from behind to beat Amber-Pocasset in a Class A quarterfinal, Brett Tahah was right where she’s always been this season.
Okay's trip to the Class A Boys Basketball championship game had the outcome it was not looking for. Defending champion Okarche took advantage of the Mustangs cold shooting for a 67-54 win and back-to ...
Rattan gave #1 Okarche a run for its money on Friday evening in the Class A semifinal. However, it was the Warriors that made the defensive ...
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The Oklahoma high school basketball playoffs continue this week, starting with the OSSAA Class A state tournament ...
Shots weren’t going and the Panthers couldn’t stop the Warriors in the fourth to advance in the state tournament. The Amber-Pocasset girls basketball team, ranked No. 5, lost in the state ...
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