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At Vanoss
BOYS
Konawa 47, Vanoss 41
KONAWA 9 11 9 18 — 47
VANOSS 9 8 11 13 — 41
KONAWA (11-8): Devin Terry 7-16, 7-9, 24; Zac Harjo 2-13, 2-2, 6; Alex Yellowfish 2-5, 1-2, 5; Kelly O’Dell 2-4, 0-0, 4; Landon Rodriguez 2-5, 0-0, 4; Miles Klupenger 1-4, 0-0, 2; Cody Stinnett 1-4, 0-0, 2. Totals: 17-51, 10-13, 47.
VANOSS (12-9): Seth Wulfert 4-11, 3-4, 14; Dexter Priest 3-8, 3-3, 9; Casey Henry 3-12, 0-0, 7; Dakota Bolin 2-7, 0-0, 4; Ethan Low 2-5, 0-0, 4; Brett Lamb 1-3, 0-0, 2; Michael Hayes 0-0, 1-2, 1. Totals: 15-46, 7-9, 41.
Turnovers: Konawa 17, Vanoss 23.
Blocked shots: Konawa 1 (Terry 1), Vanoss 6 (Lamb 4).
Steals: Konawa 16 (Yellowfish 5), Vanoss 11 (Bolin, Wulfert 4).
Rebounds: Konawa 34 (Terry 13), Vanoss 36 (Priest 11).
3-point goals: Konawa 3-15 (Terry 3-9), Vanoss 4-14 (Wulfert 3-8, Henry 1-5).
Fouled out: None.
GIRLS
Konawa 76, Vanoss 30
KONAWA 14 28 25 9 — 76
VANOSS 4 8 8 10 — 30
KONAWA (17-2): Nikki Nail 14, Chelsea Gillum 14, Chassy Foster 11, Sydney Stoup 7, Sara Reeves 7, Mandy Yellowfish 6, Allison Yellowfish 6, Chelsa Porter 5, Sarah Johnson 4, Kassandra McClain 2.
VANOSS (12-9): Gage Parker 8, Shelby Hess 6, Madison Oliver 5, Lenzi Cantwell 4, Bethany Brewer 3, Katie Priest 2, Katie Perschbacher 2.
3-point goals: Porter, Reeves (K); Oliver (V).
Fouled out: Porter (K), Priest (V).
BOYS
At Blanchard
Stratford 84, Blanchard 67
STRATFORD 17 13 24 30 — 84
BLANCHARD 16 20 16 15 — 67
STRATFORD: Dalen Qualls 38, Matthew Knight 24, Tommy Lawson 17, Cody Purgason 3, Clay Rindal 2.
BLANCHARD: Tyler Hampton 26, Dalton Dolezal 12, Cole Stevens 9, Blaine Brooks 8, Bo Reyes 5, Tyler Porter 4, Ross Birdwell 2, Zach Ray 1.
3-point goals: Qualls 5, Knight 2 (S), Hampton 5, Reyes, Brooks, Stevens (B).
Fouled Out: Brooks (B).
NOTEWORTHY: Dalen Qualls scored 21 of his game-high 38 points in the second half, and Matthew Knight had a double-double as Stratford (No. 3 in Class A) used a dominant second-half performance to rout Class 4A No. 7 Blanchard on the road. The visiting Bulldogs trailed 42-32 early in the third quarter before dominating down the stretch. They scored 52 of the game’s final 77 points, with Qualls and Knight — who scored 17 of his 24 points in the second half and added 14 rebounds after sitting the entire second quarter with two fouls — doing most of the damage. Qualls had a solid all-around game with seven rebounds and seven assists, and the other member of Stratford’s Big Three — junior guard Tommy Lawson — had 17 points, seven rebounds and five assists. Clay Rindal and Chase Chamberlain had just one field goal between them, but they combined for 11 assists (six by Chamberlain). Tyler Hampton came off the bench to hit five 3-pointers and score 26 points for Blanchard, which lost for just the third time this season.
COACHES QUOTE: “It was a real satisfying win. We really passed the ball around well. We played the best game we’ve played all year.” — Stratford coach Mark Qualls.
Team Records: Stratford 16-3.
Up Next: Maysville at Stratford Tuesday.
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