Fast Break - Rankings Rumblings Class 6A

Boys Midwest City Bombers (27-1) The defending champs will depend on Jarrod McDaniel (5-foot-8, senior) to run the offense and find ways to get Chuck Sanders (6-foot-6, senior) involved in the game. Putnam North Panthers (20-8) Senior point guard Dennon Mitchell (6-foot-2) is a leader on the court and Brentrell Friday (6-foot-2) can dominate a game when he wants to. Jenks Trojans (21-5) The Trojans are loaded with veteran talent including 6-foot-7 senior Vince Boncaldo. Bryson Pope (6-foot-6, junior) is a major force inside as well. Putnam City Pirates (21-5) Maybe the best player in Class 6A Xavier Henry (6-foot-6, junior) is explosive and has great ball control. Edmond Santa Fe Wolves (14-11) Senior Ross Morrisett (6-foot-6) is the player to watch for the Wolves, but Nic Combs and Rickey Vick can hurt you if you don't pay attention to them. Union Redskins (26-1) The semi-final defeat still haunts the team, but senior Antonio Ross (6-foot-7) wants another shot at the title and this could be the year for the Redskins. Memorial Chargers (18-8) The Chargers have an electric guard/forward in Blaise Staab (6-foot-6, senior) who averaged over 15 points per game last year. Broken Arrow Tigers (19-6) The Tigers return two starters from last season, but look for Chris Gardner (6-foot-6, senior) and Kendall Barrs (5-foot-11, senior) to make big impacts this season. Lawton Wolverines (15-8) The player to watch is Will Reinke, a 6-foot-10 junior who can average a double- double every game. Norman Tigers (7-16) A bad season last year has the Tigers focused on getting off to a good start. Austin Allen is the team's best shooter and could put up big numbers. Girls Sapulpa Lady Chiefs (27-1) The defending champs will look to the future Tennessee Volunteer, Alyssia Brewer (6-foot-3, senior) for another run at a title. Union Lady Redskins (19-7) Lindsay Palmer (5-foot-10, senior) and sophomore standout Carrington Fox (6-foot-1) are hungry for a state title. Norman Lady Tigers (21-6) Junior forward Ashley Bruner (6-foot) averaged nearly 15 points per game as a sophomore and nine rebounds. Jenks Lady Trojans (23-4) Tia Magee (6-foot-2, senior) has all the tools to lead this team to a title. A deep bench will help first year head coach Rhonda Fields. Del City Lady Eagles (22-3) Porschea Jefferies (5-foot-11, senior) is being considered as one of the best players in 6A. Very athletic and good with the ball. Claremore Lady Zebras (21-7) Welcome to 6A. One player that doesn't phase is Audra Skimbo. The 5-foot-10 senior has the talent to push the Zebra's deep in the playoffs. Mustang Lady Broncos (26-2) Jordan Pyle (6-foot-1, senior) wants another shot at the title after last year's runner-up finish. Midwest City Lady Bombers (13-12) The Lady Bombers look to Diamond Ashmore (6-foot-2, junior) to lead this team if they have any hopes of a title shot. Enid Pacers (14-9) With four returning starters the Pacers are looking good on paper. Dysyan Malone (5-foot-8, junior) is the team's best shooter. Choctaw Lady Jackets (15-9) To win games the Lady Jackets need lots of production from Kaylee Davis and Bridget Reynolds. ALL-HSSTM TEAM Boys Guard-Jamell Cormier-Stillwater Guard-Nic Combs-Edmond Santa Fe Forward-Blaise Staab-Memorial Forward-Xavier Henry-Putnam City Center-Vince Boncaldo-Jenks 6th Man-Matt Qualls-Tahlequah Girls Guard-Lindsay Palmer-Union Guard-Heather Davis-Muskogee Forward-Porschea Jefferies-Del City Forward-Jordan Pyle-Mustang Center-Alyssia Brewer-Sapulpa 6th Man-Tia McGee-Jenks 4 Players to Watch Erica Dennis, Bartlesville (6-foot-1, senior, center) Erica averaged nearly eight points per game and eight rebounds last year. This season she the Lady Bruins will depend on her even more. Jennifer Almey, Sand Springs (5-foot-6, senior, guard) Quick and good with the ball, Almey should average double digits in scoring. Brandon Webb, Owasso (6-foot-4, junior, center) Webb is big and can clear the ball on crucial defensive rebounds. He can average double-doubles and he's only a junior. Jaren Riley, Claremore (5-foot-10, senior, guard) Riley has the tools to be a great player and will carry the load for the Zebra's. Improvements in his passing game and rebounding will help.