Duffy, Wilson are OGBCA All-State
Emma Duffy (33) and Adysen Wilson (15)
Kingfisher County will have a pair of representatives at this year’s Oklahoma Girls Basketball Coaches Association All-State games.
Both are from Lomega.
Emma Duffy and Adysen Wilson were named to the Small West when the teams were announced last week.
The Small West will play the Small East squad at 5 p.m. Saturday, June 5, at Mustang High School in the last of three OGBCA games that day.
The duo helped guide Lomega to the last two Class B state championships.
The Lady Raiders were 57-2 during that stretch and have won 54 consecutive games.
That included a 27-0 record in 2020-21.
During her senior year, Wilson averaged 15 points, 5.4 rebounds, 5.9 assists and 4 steals a game.
Duffy contributed 14 points, 9.3 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 3.6 steals.
Joining them on the Small West team, which consists of schools in Class 2A down to B, will be: Caton Muncy, Amber-Pocasset; Trinity Jade Millan, Empire; Kathryn Plunnkett, Garber; Rachel Barry, Hydro-Eakly; Macey Buss, Hydro-Eakly; Karlee Danielson, Leedey; Rally Radacy, Lookeba-Sickles; Joshlyn Sanders, Merritt; Tristan Baker, Ninnekah; Brianna Wietehnan, Oklahoma Christian Academy; Tegan Jones, Shattuck; Destinee Wofford, Velma-Alma; and Jade Hazelbaker, Vici.
The large-school game (5A-6A) will begin at 2 p.m. The middle-sized school game (3A-4A) is at 3:30 p.m.
The OGBCA also announced its 2019 Hall of Fame inductees.
Among them is Brad Thrash, who guided Dover to four Class B state championships between 2001-05.
He coached the Lady Longhorns to seven consecutive appearances in the state tournament, including six straight trips to the state title game from 2001-06.
Joining Thrash in the Hall of Fame class are Paul Bass and Rick Wilson.