Tournament MVPs

This weekend saw tournament action all over Oklahoma. Here's a wide selection of MVP performances from those events.    One of the more underrated athletic scoring guards in Oklahoma, Rampey powered Coweta to the Mother Road Classic title in Verdigris. The senior led them in scoring all three games, averaging 21.7 points for the tournament. After sitting out the second half of his junior season, Rampey has been making up for lost time as the talisman for the now 9-2 Coweta Tigers. He's a flamethrower from deep, which makes him even harder to contain off the dribble.     Top 10 Class 3A Crooked Oak took care of business with the Route 66 Championship in Stroud. After two decisive victories to reach the title game, the Ruf-Nex pulled out a tough one against Class 4A Perkins-Tyron. Winning 48-46. Taking home MVP honors for the Crooked Oak was the do it all senior. Williams averaged 11 points with a full stat line. Grabbed 6 boards a game, handed out 3 assists, and swiped an impressive 4 steals. Now at 12-4, with a tough schedule the senior and his teammates are in position to make another Class 3A State Tournament run.     After a small setback to end the first semester, Hite led the Wildcats to a 4-0 mark week. Including three double digit victories at the Enid Classic. The talented senior poured in 22.3 points per game for the tournament. While shooting 56.5% from the field and 38.1% from deep. It was a good tune for a pivotal district week, with games against US Grant and Norman.     Heading into the Locust Grove Tournament, the Dutch had been on a rough patch. But they righted the ship with three big wins, including beating 5A Bishop Kelley and 19th ranked 4A Inola. Including the win over tournament hosts Locust Grove, all three were hard fought wins over 5 points a less. A new name emerged to lead Holland Hall in scoring, with the freshman averaging 13 points a game for the tournament. He also handed out 3.3 assists a game and grabbed 2.7 rebounds. Owens' emergence could be a sign of a second semester push that could turn the Dutch into a team no opponent will want to see come playoff time.     The southern Oklahoma bucket getter continued to establish his credentials as one of the top scorers in the state. He recently went over 2,000 points for his career. And poured in a whooping 45 points in Cyril's semifinal win over Empire. Harman would them help his Class A Pirates stay undefeated with a win over the defending Class B champs, Calumet. They earned the Alex Tournament title with their 62-51 win. Harman is a flamethrower from deep, with a strong frame and impressive finisher with deceptive explosiveness as the rim.     Mustang avenged one of their two losses with a 47-32 win over Broken Arrow to win the Conco Phillips/Arvest Invitational in Bartlesville. The sophomore is the anchor in the middle for his talented squad. He pulled down 12 rebounds in the title game, along with 10 points and 4 blocks that showcased his athleticism. Smith is a great example of a player who knows his role and thrives in it. Plays with an outstanding motor and seems to be a lock for a highlight reel dunk or two each game.     The defending Class 4A Champs continue to take care of business as they're now 11-0. They defended homecourt on Saturday night with a 74-51 win over ranked 4A opponent Blanchard. Smith has been a four year starter for one of the best programs in Oklahoma. But has been a bit overshadowed because of the amazing group of 2025 and 2024 players he played with. Still, Smith was a key part of their success as a rock solid guard. He's now taken it to heart to keep the tradition going with a 32 point performance in the title game victory over Blanchard. The Eagles closed out the Big House with an epic title, and Smith is positioning them to reach the new Coliseum in order to defend it.     McLoud capped a great week that started with a win over John Marshall and the Henryetta tournament title. During their run to the title, the senior guard averaged 18.7 points for the weekend. The transfer from Harrah has created a quality one-two scoring punch with rising junior guard [player_tooltip player_id='2140739' first='Edan' last='Litherland']. McLoud now has a Area quality match up on Tuesday, as they host top 10 4A team Mount Saint Mary.     The 4A Cougars stayed undefeated by rallying to take down tournament hosts Ada, 48-46. It was the first time NRC has been tested this season. Usually known for their stellar senior backcourt, it was the baseball standout, Plumb who took home MVP honors. He has strong build and often does the dirty work. But the lefty can step out and knock down threes as well. The tough tests continue this week, as the Cougars travel to play Oklahoma Christian School on Tuesday.     Fort Gibson added another signature win to their resume, by beating 5A Midwest City on Saturday night in McAlester. The future Oklahoma Sooner offensive lineman is one of the most dominant post presences in the state. In the semifinals and title game he combined for 51 points, 25 rebounds and eye popping 15 blocks. Last year the Tigers reached the State Tournament for the first time since 2017. But lost in the first round. Now with Hackett a year older and stronger in the post and quality guards around him, expect Fort Gibson to make a longer stay in OKC in March.

This weekend saw tournament action all over Oklahoma. Here's a wide selection of MVP performances from those events.