BOYS BASKETBALL SENIORS
40
The number of points scored by Brenley Hagewood in his final game on Republic’s home floor. Hagewood not only put up a career high, but he had one of the most prolific scoring quarters ever, dropping 20 points on Willard during the third quarter. He finished with 40 despite sitting most of the fourth quarter. Hagewood is shooting over 50% from the field and has connected on about 45% of his three-point attempts, making him one of the most efficient scorers in the Central Ozark Conference.
72.1
The two-point field goal percentage for senior CJ Uhl. Uhl has been remarkably efficient around the basket this season, connecting on nearly three-quarters of his shots from inside the arc. His ability to finish at the rim has made him a reliable scoring option in the post for the Tigers.
62.2
Senior Davin Parks’ field goal percentage this season. Parks has been one of Republic’s most reliable options, making the most of his opportunities on the offensive end. He’s attempted 5.4 shots per game and has been particularly effective inside, scoring 6.1 points in the paint per game.
1.86
The assist-to-turnover ratio for Davin Parks. Not only is Parks an efficient scorer, but he’s shown excellent playmaking ability, dishing out 2.4 assists per game while committing just 1.3 turnovers. His decision-making in traffic has been a key factor in Republic’s offensive success this season.
38.7
The three-point shooting percentage for senior Ryder Davis. As one of Republic’s primary perimeter threats, Davis has connected on nearly 39% of his attempts from beyond the arc this season. He’s attempted 4.2 three-pointers per game, giving the Tigers a reliable floor-spacer who helps create driving lanes for his teammates.
75.0
Senior Kaden Howard’s field goal percentage this season. Though Howard doesn’t take a high volume of shots (1.4 attempts per game), he’s been remarkably efficient when he does shoot, connecting on three out of every four attempts.
48
Combined scoring average of Republic’s five senior boys. Between Hagewood (22.8), Uhl (10.6), Parks (7.1), Davis (5.4), and Howard (2.3), the senior class has been the backbone of the Tiger offense throughout the 2023-24 season.
15
The number of charges taken by Republic’s Ryder Davis, leading the team. The defensive hustle play is indicative of Davis’ hard-nosed style of play defensively.
GIRLS BASKETBALL SENIORS
263
The total points scored by senior Lanney Strong this season. Strong has been a consistent offensive threat for the Lady Tigers, averaging 11.4 points per game while shooting an efficient 40% from the field.
27
The number of steals by senior Sammi Watson this season. Watson’s defensive instincts have helped the Lady Tigers generate easy transition opportunities and disrupt opposing offenses.
21
The number of assists by Kaylee Cornelsen this season. Despite limited playing time, Cornelsen has shown good court vision and passing ability, contributing to the Lady Tigers’ offensive improvement.
46
The total number of rebounds grabbed by Sammi Watson this season, evenly split between offensive (27) and defensive (19) boards. Her nose for the ball has given Republic valuable second-chance opportunities throughout the season.
154
Lanney Strong’s plus/minus rating for the season, the highest among Republic’s seniors. The Lady Tigers have outscored their opponents by an average of 6.7 points during Strong’s minutes on the floor.
143
The total number of rebounds collected by Republic’s three senior girls this season. Strong (71), Watson (46), and Cornelsen (26) have made significant contributions on the glass, helping the Lady Tigers control possession and limit opponents’ second-chance opportunities.
