for their game awareness, teamwork, and competitive energy throughout the event.

In the championship matchup, Team OKE, representing Oklahoma, faced off against the Texoma DC Kings from Texas. It was a high-energy battle between two well-coached squads.

Team OKE impressed with a disciplined defensive scheme and strong offensive ball movement. Their ability to read the floor, make unselfish plays, and rotate as a unit showcased a high level of game understanding for their age group. Their execution reflected strong team IQ and synergy across all five positions.

The DC Kings played with grit and heart, showing relentless effort on both ends of the court. Their physicality and toughness made them a tough matchup throughout the tournament, pushing every opponent to raise their level.

In the end, Team OKE had just a bit more in their arsenal—closing strong and taking home the championship rings!

 Synergy Report Summary

• Thinking Stage: Both teams showed strong individual awareness, with OKE excelling in spacing and anticipation.

• Knowledge Stage: OKE communicated effectively and adapted to DC Kings’ pressure defense.

• Understanding Stage: Ball movement and help-side defense were fluid from Team OKE, demonstrating trust and real-time adjustment.

• Wisdom Stage: Leadership was evident from key players on both squads, especially in high-pressure moments.

• Synergy Stage: OKE reached full team synergy—displaying coordinated movement, unselfish play, and strategic execution that separated them in the final.

Overall Synergy Score:
 Team OKE: 4.5/5
 Texoma DC Kings: 4.1/5

 Girls 9/10U Division Tournament Recap

The Girls 9/10U Division was one of the most exciting brackets of the tournament, showcasing competitive matchups and an inspiring glimpse into the bright future of girls basketball. Every team brought passion, energy, and skill to the court, making this division a highlight of the weekend.

Hoyas Elite stood out with their young core, led by the dynamic Owens sisters—only in 1st and 2nd grade respectively. Despite their youth, both players showed advanced basketball IQ, natural instincts, and fearless effort. In an overtime thriller, the Hoyas fell short by just one point, but their hustle on 50/50 balls and leadership beyond their years turned heads.

The Oklahoma Queens brought impressive discipline and unity. Their poise under pressure, selfless ball movement, and vocal sideline support reflected a team-first mentality. Defensively, they stayed composed and locked in during crucial moments.

But it was Burner U who left the biggest mark, hitting on all cylinders. Their chemistry was undeniable—offensive execution, defensive rotations, and energy were sharp from start to finish. Clearly a well-bonded squad, Burner U displayed maturity, cohesion, and confidence that helped them rise above the competition and claim the championship rings.

 Synergy Report Summary

• Thinking Stage: Owens sisters consistently showed spatial awareness and ball-tracking instincts beyond their age.

• Knowledge Stage: Oklahoma Queens excelled in communication and recognizing key matchups.

• Understanding Stage: Burner U ran fluid offensive sets and adjusted quickly to defensive pressure.

• Wisdom Stage: Team leaders from each squad modeled composure, encouragement, and resilience under game stress.

• Synergy Stage: Burner U reached high-level team synergy—seamless execution, unselfish play, and strategic collaboration.

Overall Synergy Scores:
 Burner U: 4.6/5
 Oklahoma Queens: 4.2/5
 Hoyas Elite: 4.0/5 (with individual player IQs trending higher than division average)

This division brought intensity, heart, and true competition from start to finish. Teams battled with grit, and several demonstrated promising signs of growth and cohesion.

What stood out throughout the weekend was that the teams who found success shared common traits: effective floor spacing, consistent communication on both ends, and defensive synchronization. These elements often translated into more efficient play and stronger finishes in close games.

In the championship matchup, Team OKE rose to the occasion against a tough and determined Team Madness. Team Madness brought relentless energy and fought hard in every game, earning their spot in the finals with sheer effort and heart.

However, OKE’s ability to execute on offense—especially through spacing, ball movement, and patience—set them apart in the final. Defensively, they made every possession difficult for Team Madness, forcing contested shots and minimizing second chances.

In the end, Team OKE’s commitment to disciplined team play and on-court synergy earned them the title and the championship rings!

 Synergy Report Summary

• Thinking Stage: Both teams demonstrated awareness and decision-making under pressure.

• Knowledge Stage: OKE showed excellent verbal cues and help-side coverage, aiding consistent communication.

• Understanding Stage: Spacing and defensive rotation were strengths for OKE, while Team Madness showed effort-driven learning moments.

• Wisdom Stage: Leadership emerged late in the game—OKE’s ability to stay composed and organized gave them the edge.

• Synergy Stage: OKE reached near full-stage synergy—executing with precision, timing, and trust in one another.

Synergy Scores:
 Team OKE: 4.5/5
 Team Madness: 4.1/5

 Boys 14U Division Recap

The Boys 14U division was packed with physical play, athleticism, and rising talent, as many of these young athletes prepare to transition into high school competition. This bracket was defined by intensity, fast-paced games, and moments of high-level basketball IQ.

OKC Elite made a strong statement with their relentless full-court defense and aggressive transition offense. Their ability to pressure the ball for 94 feet created turnover opportunities that led to fast breaks and high-percentage scoring chances. Offensively, their focus on attacking the paint opened up clean looks for teammates and kept the defense constantly rotating.

The Antioch Saints were one of the most complete teams in the division. Their offensive execution was crisp, showing advanced timing, spacing, and selflessness. The Saints made the extra pass consistently, displayed strong shot selection, and maintained control in half-court sets. Defensively, their communication—both verbal and through body language—was elite, allowing them to stay connected and close gaps.

In the end, the Saints’ combination of discipline, skill, and team chemistry proved too much for OKC Elite. Their performance earned them the championship rings and recognition as one of the most well-rounded teams in the entire event.

 Synergy Report Summary

• Thinking Stage: Both teams showed strong decision-making under pressure, particularly OKC Elite in transition.

• Knowledge Stage: OKC Elite demonstrated advanced defensive reads and aggressive ball pressure.

• Understanding Stage: The Saints excelled here—executing offensive schemes, anticipating defensive shifts, and making smart passes.

• Wisdom Stage: Antioch’s leaders modeled composure and strategic play, directing their team with confidence and control.

• Synergy Stage: The Saints reached a high level of synergy—flowing seamlessly between roles, spacing, and effort, creating a complete team performance.

Synergy Scores:
⛪ Antioch Saints: 4.8/5
️ OKC Elite: 4.3/5

 Boys 15U Division Recap

The Boys 15U Division delivered some of the most advanced team basketball of the tournament. These young men competed with intensity, athleticism, and a deeper understanding of the game—highlighting their growth as they prepare for the next level of competition.

Across the division, we saw a mature approach to both ends of the floor: improved ball movement, consistent off-ball communication, vocal leadership from front-line players, and synchronized rotations that showed strong chemistry and coaching.

The Family (Arkansas) flashed moments of high-level playmaking and team fluidity. Their style was tough and physical, yet their offensive sequences hinted at a strong foundation being built within the team.

Chaos Elite was a force all weekend. Defensively, their off-ball rotations and help-side reads created turnovers and limited opponents' rhythm. Offensively, their downhill attack style—getting into the paint and kicking out for quality looks—fueled their momentum and generated balanced scoring.

Yet, Hoyas Elite proved to be the most complete team in the bracket. Their synergy was undeniable. From the way they supported one another vocally, to their precise ball movement, every possession felt intentional and unselfish. The backcourt duo of Bubba Owens and Sycon Wilborn dictated the tempo with high-level IQ and elite skill. Meanwhile, Landon, the anchor in the paint, set physical screens, rolled with purpose, and dominated the glass with toughness and positioning.

With every player contributing to the overall rhythm and flow, Hoyas Elite walked away with the RINGS—powered by trust, teamwork, and championship-level synergy.

 Synergy Report Summary

• Thinking Stage: All three top teams showed advanced awareness, with Hoyas Elite consistently anticipating plays on both ends.

• Knowledge Stage: Chaos Elite excelled here—defensive rotations, court spacing, and downhill attack strategies were evident.

• Understanding Stage: Hoyas Elite’s execution shined, with precision cuts, purposeful passes, and situational awareness.

• Wisdom Stage: Vocal leadership and emotional maturity from Hoyas’ lead guards elevated the team’s confidence and cohesion.

• Synergy Stage: Hoyas Elite reached full synergy—fluid ball movement, shared scoring responsibility, and team-first mentality anchored by trust.

Synergy Scores:
 Hoyas Elite: 4.9/5
 Chaos Elite: 4.4/5
 The Family (AR): 4.1/5

 High School Girls Division Recap

The High School Girls Division featured a high level of fundamental execution, particularly on the offensive end. Teams displayed sharp ball movement, deliberate spacing, and a consistent ability to create high-percentage shot opportunities.

Team Unity, a younger group playing up in this division, showcased impressive composure and basketball IQ. Their players never looked out of place, responding well to pressure and executing with discipline. Their ability to compete stemmed from efficient offense, smart decision-making, and a fearless attitude—earning them respect throughout the tournament.

In the championship game, however, the Oklahoma Queens demonstrated their maturity and edge in experience. Defensively, they imposed their will with disciplined half-court rotations and a strong commitment to limiting opponents to one-shot possessions. Offensively, they excelled in both ball movement and transition execution, creating rhythm and attacking with confidence.

Ultimately, the Queens’ combination of poise, communication, and chemistry proved too much for Team Unity, securing the championship rings with a well-rounded team performance.

 Synergy Report Summary

• Thinking Stage: Team Unity showed strong decision-making and remained composed in pressure situations.

• Knowledge Stage: Both teams communicated consistently, with Queens demonstrating advanced understanding in defensive positioning.

• Understanding Stage: Oklahoma Queens executed at a high level—making the extra pass and understanding when and where to attack.

• Wisdom Stage: The Queens’ leadership and emotional control stood out in close moments and late-game execution.

• Synergy Stage: The Queens displayed full team synergy—rotating seamlessly, sharing the ball, and consistently putting teammates in scoring positions.

Synergy Scores:
 Oklahoma Queens: 4.8/5
 Team Unity: 4.3/5 (Notable for competing up in age with composure and intelligence

 High School Boys Division Recap

The High School Boys Division was packed with intensity, skill, and high-level competition. Teams brought both physicality and strategy to the court, resulting in some of the most exciting matchups of the tournament.

Team Open Gym pushed the pace from the start, applying relentless full-court pressure and executing fast-break opportunities off turnovers. Their defensive energy extended 94 feet, and their ability to rotate properly on help-side defense made them a difficult team to break down.

The Oklahoma Kings displayed a different type of dominance. Their half-court execution was precise, marked by patience, timing, and purposeful movement. Defensively, they were especially effective on the glass—sealing out opponents and winning rebound battles on both ends. Their board dominance set the tone for many of their wins.

In the championship matchup, however, it was Hoyas Elite who rose above the rest. Backed by a group of standout underclassmen, the Hoyas played with a unique blend of maturity, teamwork, and athleticism. Their ability to adapt to different styles, communicate effectively, and execute in critical moments allowed them to take control late in games.

In the end, Hoyas Elite’s team unity and depth were the deciding factors, earning them the championship rings and solidifying their status as the top team in the division.

 Synergy Report Summary

• Thinking Stage: Team Open Gym’s anticipation and on-ball pressure disrupted opposing guards throughout the tournament.

• Knowledge Stage: The Oklahoma Kings consistently communicated on box-outs and defensive switches, showing strong tactical awareness.

• Understanding Stage: The Hoyas Elite operated with advanced team coordination—sharing the ball, reading mismatches, and maintaining spacing.

• Wisdom Stage: Leadership emerged from the Hoyas’ underclassmen, who showed poise under pressure and vocal control of the floor.

• Synergy Stage: Hoyas Elite hit full-stage synergy—balancing scoring, effort, and execution with trust across all five positions.

Synergy Scores:
 Hoyas Elite: 4.7/5
 Oklahoma Kings: 4.4/5
⚡ Team Open Gym: 4.2/5