Scorer who plays older than his age. Is controlled and smart when attacking, then plays with tremendous passion which has an energy giving quality. In the first half he was part of the flurry of threes that helped Allen shake off their slower start. Then when it was winning time, the Mustangs went to the sophomore to close it out. Over and over. He scored four straight buckets, often Allen would get him looks in the high post or moving to the hoop. And his composed finishing would do the rest. Fully iced the game when he recorded a “stock” that he ripped straight out of a shooter’s hands. Finished with 25 points, grabbed 8 boards and an amazing clutch scoring performance.

As a freshman Tenequer averaged 14 points a game. He’s an energetic slasher, who works hard for transition points. And is capable of getting to the rim and finishing strongly in the half court. Along with his scoring accolades, he regularly filled up the stat sheet with boards, dime and steals for Allen.

Now as a sophomore and with the bitter taste of being one game away from State, expect the Mustang to take his scoring to another level. Averaging 20+ point on the year seems very much in the cards, as he was a big time scorer during the playoff run. The Mustangs will be in the mix to reach the Class A State Tournament, and help open the new State Fairgrounds Coliseum.

Landin has emerged as a highly efficient scoring wing for the Oklahoma Runners, consistently delivering strong offensive performances. His ability to find and capitalize on scoring opportunities has made him a reliable contributor to the team’s success. In recent tournaments, Landin’s scoring prowess has been evident, as he effectively exploits defensive gaps and maintains a high shooting percentage. His consistent offensive output not only boosts the team’s point tally but also energizes his teammates, making him an integral part of the Runners’ offensive strategy.