NOBLE Session IV - Parish vs Oak Park (MO)

Parish (TX) survived a late push and edged Oak Park (MO) 76–73 in a high-level Noble Classic Session IV matchup in Kansas City. The game was decided by efficiency and shot-making, as Parish nearly hit 50% from the field and an impressive 48.4% from three, countering Oak Park's physical half-court attack. Oak Park had multiple players in double figures and strong interior production, but Parish's balance, rebounding edge, and perimeter accuracy proved just enough down the stretch.    Lucas was the clear difference-maker and earned Player of the Game honors with 21 points on 9-of-12 shooting, including a perfect 3-for-3 from three. He controlled the paint offensively, mixing touch finishes with confident perimeter shot-making. Lucas also imposed his will on the glass, grabbing 10 rebounds (4 offensive) to extend possessions and blunt Oak Park runs. His efficiency and physical presence anchored Parish on both ends during winning stretches.   Translatable skills   ✅ Physical rebounding presence   ✅ Elite efficiency & shot selection   ✅ Interior scoring with perimeter range     Almuttar delivered a strong all-around performance with 18 points, knocking down 3 threes and scoring in multiple ways. He paired his scoring with 10 rebounds, consistently battling inside to help Parish win the rebounding margin. Almuttar also moved the ball well, adding 5 assists and keeping the offense flowing against Oak Park's pressure. His versatility as a scorer-rebounder made matchup decisions difficult for the defense.   Translatable skills   ✅ Playmaking feel & court awareness   ✅ Versatile scoring package   ✅ Rebounding from the forward spot     Armon was a stat-sheet stuffer, finishing with 13 points, 11 rebounds, and 8 assists in a near triple-double showing. He made timely shots from deep (3-for-3 from three) and punished defensive gaps with smart decisions. His passing stood out most—consistently finding shooters and cutters out of advantage situations. Armon's ability to impact the game without dominating the ball elevated Parish's overall offensive efficiency.   Translatable skills   ✅ Rebound-and-initiate capability   ✅ Advanced passing vision   ✅ Efficient perimeter shooting     Kori led all scorers with 26 points, attacking confidently and shooting 10-for-17 from the field. He was aggressive from deep (3 made threes) and converted at the line, keeping Oak Park within striking distance throughout. Kori also contributed defensively with 3 steals, using anticipation to create transition chances. His scoring punch and assertiveness were the backbone of Oak Park's offense. College coaches at the Division I and Division II level need to be reaching out to him   Translatable skills   ✅ Defensive anticipation & hands   ✅ Shot creation at volume   ✅ Perimeter shooting confidence     Vanpelt produced an efficient 16-point, 8-rebound outing while finishing 6-of-10 from the floor. He consistently scored around the rim and competed on the boards against Parish's size. Vanpelt's interior finishing helped Oak Park stabilize offensively during key stretches. His ability to score without needing plays run for him adds value at higher levels.   Translatable skills   ✅ Off-ball scoring instincts   ✅ Efficient interior finishing   ✅ Physical rebounding effort     Tanner chipped in 11 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 assists, providing steady guard play across 30 minutes. While his shot volume was high, he balanced his scoring with playmaking to keep teammates involved. He showed toughness defending the ball and competing through contact in a tight game. Tanner's composure and willingness to facilitate helped Oak Park push Parish late.   Translatable skills   ✅ Game-management under pressure   ✅ Combo-guard playmaking   ✅ Competitive on-ball defense

Parish (TX) survived a late push and edged Oak Park (MO) 76–73 in a high-level Noble Classic Session IV matchup in Kansas City.
The game was decided by efficiency and shot-making, as Parish nearly hit 50% from the field and an impressive 48.4% from three, countering Oak Park's physical half-court attack. Oak Park had multiple players in double figures and strong interior production, but Parish's balance, rebounding edge, and perimeter accuracy proved just enough down the stretch.