Meet The Oklahoman's 2024 Class 4A-2A All-Tournament boys and girls basketball teams
Here’s a look at The Oklahoman’s selections for the 2024 Class 4A, 3A and 2A All-Tournament teams from the state basketball tournaments last week.
More: What to know about the 2024 Oklahoma high school basketball state tournaments
Class 4A boys
MVP: Davon Scott, Douglass
Scott has stepped up all year when the Trojans needed it most, and he did it again on Saturday in the state championship game. The junior’s game-tying 3-pointer in the final minute of regulation sent Douglass into overtime with Weatherford. He scored four points in the extra period to lead the Trojans to their second consecutive title.
Player, Year, School, PPG
KJ Nichols, Sr., Tulsa McLain, 23.0
Jaden Nickens, Jr., Douglass, 15.3
CJ Nickson, Jr., Weatherford, 22.0
Tate Sage, Sr., Weatherford, 11.6
Davon Scott, Jr., Douglass, 18.6
More: Class 4A boys basketball: Douglass beats Weatherford in OT to claim second straight title
Class 4A girls
MVP: Kayten Donley, Bethany
Donley scored 17 points as Bethany defeated Tulsa Lincoln Christian 48-28 for its second straight state title. In the state semifinals against Douglass, she logged 13 points, nine rebounds, three blocks and three steals.
Player, Year, School, PPG
N’Kiyah Burge, So., Douglass, 19.0
Kayten Donley, Jr., Bethany, 11.3
Audrey Hopkins, Jr., Tulsa Lincoln Christian, 11.7
Maddi Stewart, So., Tulsa Lincoln Christian, 15.7
Zya Vann, Sr., Bethany, 17.3
More: Class 4A girls basketball: Bethany tops Lincoln Christian for second straight title
Class 3A boys
MVP: Luke Gray, Oklahoma Christian School
Gray’s dominant play led the Saints to their first state championship since 2007. Over the weekend, Gray averaged 22.3 points and 17 rebounds per game. In the finals against Millwood, Gray eclipsed the 2,000-point mark, becoming the only player in school history to do so.
Player, Year, School, PPG
Amari Barrett, So., Millwood, 10.6
Luke Gray, Sr., Oklahoma Christian School, 22.3
Carson Jones, Sr., Oklahoma Christian School, 16.0
Xon Williams, Sr., Millwood, 13.6
Chris Mason, Victory Christian, 27.5
More: Class 3A boys basketball: Oklahoma Christian School defeats Millwood for state title
Class 3A girls
MVP: Mary Carden, Idabel
Throughout the state tournament, opponents couldn’t overcome Carden’s presence in the paint. A 6-foot-6 Oral Roberts signee, Carden had 13 points in the state championship as Idabel defeated Washington 64-56 for its first girls basketball title.
Player, Year, School, PPG
Kelby Beller, So., Washington, 14.3
Mary Carden, Sr., Idabel, 11.0
Jaylen Cauthron, Fr., Idabel, 18.7
Breanna Lindert, Jr., Washington, 17.0
Mercades Lopez, Jr., Idabel, 16.3
More: Class 3A girls basketball: Idabel beats Washington for first state championship
Class 2A boys
MVP: Dayton Forsythe, Dale
The OU signee was unstoppable on Saturday, pouring in 36 points to lead Dale to its third consecutive state title. Forsythe averaged 27 points per game over the weekend and exited his Pirates career as their overwhelming all-time leading scorer.
Player, Year, School, PPG
Dayton Forsythe, Sr., Dale, 27.0
Deken Jones, Sr., Dale, 9.6
Garrett Scott, Sr., Pocola, 21.0
Dakotah Terrell, Jr., Pocola, 11.3
Jael Torres, Sr., Hennessey, 19.0
More: Class 2A boys basketball: Dayton Forsythe unstoppable as Dale routs Pocola for title
Class 2A girls
MVP: Addison Hartman, Merritt
Hartman was the heartbeat of Merritt’s team as it won its first girls state basketball title since 1980. She led Merritt with 11 points and seven rebounds in the 25-23 state championship game victory against Dale.
Player, Year, School, PPG
Addison Hartman, Sr., Merritt, 16.7
Marlie Mong, So., Merritt, 13
Teague Muncy, Jr., Dale, 13.7
Karliey Parker, Sr., Riverside, 15.5
Gracee Radford, Sr., Dale, 10
More: Class 2A girls basketball: Merritt edges Dale in defensive struggle, wins title
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