Walther has been hitting big shots since stepping onto the court as a freshman for the Wardogs. As a sophomore he continued to establish his shooting bonafides. Including hitting five triples against the 4A State Champs Cascia Hall. And an ultimate clutch moment when he drilled a deep, contested look in a playoff game against Oologah. Not only did that game winner prove Walther has ice in his veins, it also was a text book movement style make. As he caught and turned with one fluid motion into a nothing but net swish. Don’t sleep on this northeastern Oklahoma standout to shake up a Class 4A that will have a wide open feel this winter.

Sophomore sharpshooter, with college ready range. Was at his best running off screens and into his spots with smooth movement threes. Put it on the floor a little, including a transition push into a good looking elbow jumper. Had some moments as a scrappy defender, with quick hands and instincts to harras on the ball or as an off the ball helper.

Long range bomber, who is not afraid to let it fly. Averaged double figures scoring as a freshman with a high point coming against 5A Claremore. Walther hit 6 three pointers and finished with 27 points. Watching highlights speak to his dedication to his craft, with a repeatable form evident from long hours in the gym, likely shooting off a gun. Name to track in northeastern Oklahoma, hopefully with in person viewing this spring with AAU or summer team camps.