Norman North loss to BA ends Trae Young’s high school career

Norman North career came to a close on Saturday night with a 93-79 loss to Broken Arrow in an area consolation game at Bixby.

Young scored 41 points to close his career in the No. 12 spot on the state’s all-time scoring list. He passed of Hammon and of New Lima on Saturday, according to IWasAtTheGame.com.

Young’s 2,896 career points are the most by a Class 6A player in state history by a margin of more than 600 points.

The Putnam City West guard scored 29 points Saturday night to lead the defending Class 6A champion to a 75-59 win over Edmond Santa Fe in an area consolation final at Deer Creek.

The win earned the Pats their fifth consecutive trip to the state tournament. PC West trailed 30-27 at halftime, but opened the third quarter with a 19-2 run to take control of the game.

“We didn’t want to go home,” Jackson said. “We weren’t playing too good on defense at the beginning of the game, but we started playing defense.

“We had been to state four years in a row, and we wanted to make sure we made it five.”

Putnam City North capped off the night with a 66-40 win over Edmond Memorial, earning its second consecutive state tournament appearance.

and had 16 points apiece and added 15.

After finishing off its first undefeated season in-state, Destiny Christian continued its run nationally, winning the National Association of Christian Athletes Division 4 national tournament on Friday in Dayton, Tenn.

Destiny hit 12 of 22 3-point tries in an 88-70 win over Franklin (Tenn.) Classical in the championship game.

had 28 points in the title game, while added 24 and had 21.

Point guard had 10 points and nine assists as Destiny finished the year 34-0.

Killman, Robinson and Sanchez were named to the NACA All-Tournament Team.

It took less than 30 seconds Saturday night to finish off a goal

had been working four years to reach.

The Classen SAS senior caught a pass outside the top of the key, dribbled once as she stepped to her left and launched a long 3-pointer.

It swished through with 7:33 left on the first-quarter clock, making Roberts the state’s new girls basketball all-time scoring record holder.

Roberts scored 21 points in a loss on Friday, leaving her one point behind the mark of 3,376 points, set by Howe’s from 2000-2004 entering Saturday’s elimination game.

Roberts had 26 Saturday in a 66-55 win over Weatherford that also sends Classen to its first-ever state tournament appearance. Roberts’ career total is now 3,401 with at least one game remaining.

With a 36-29 win over No. 11 Westmoore, 13th-ranked Mustang is heading to the state tournament.

It will be the Broncos’ first state appearance since 2012. They’ve won six of their last eight games, including three wins over opponents ranked 11th or higher. scored 13 of her 20 points in the second half as Washington ended Jones’ strong playoff run with a 50-42 decision.

Gracie Wells added 12 as Washington earned a return trip to the state tournament after reaching the Class 3A finals last year.