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January 31, 2025
Tigers edge Pawhuska in tight contest
By PATRICK FORD NEWS EDITOR,

The Wilson Tigers secured a hard-fought 63-59 victory over the Pawhuska Huskies on Tuesday night, overcoming a halftime deficit with a strong second-half performance.

Wilson trailed 33-31 at halftime and 50-46 late in the third quarter but turned the tide with an eightpoint run. In the final quarter, the Tigers outscored Pawhuska 19-11 to claim the win.

Ke’shon Shelburn led Wilson with a dominant performance, scoring 27 points and grabbing 14 rebounds. Anthony Wind Jr. added 16 points, including 10 in the decisive fourth quarter. Wilson’s efficient shooting and rebounding were key factors in the victory.

— Wilson Stats

• Ke’shon Shelburn – 27 points

• Anthony Wind Jr. – 16 points

• Charles Shelburn – 9 points

• Aiden Barnard – 6 points

• Esiah King – 3 points • Andrew Wilson – 1 point

• Talan Dobson – 1 point –

• Team Rebounds – 33

• Team Assists – 15

• 2-Point Attempts – 15/30 (50%)

• 3-Point Attempts – 9/23 (39%) — Pawhuska Stats

• Dax Godsey – 21 points

• Canyon Hindman – 14 points

• Jenson Snodgrass – 9 points

• Lane Kyler – 7 points

• Antwine Hamilton – 2 points

• Will Sweeden – 2 points

• Darien West – 2 points

• Jadon Spicer – 2 points — Quarter Scores

• 1st Quarter – Wilson 17, Pawhuska 16

• 2nd Quarter – Wilson 31, Pawhuska 33

• 3rd Quarter – Wilson 44, Pawhuska 48

• 4th Quarter – Wilson 63, Pawhuska 59 – There is a time change for the games scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 1, at Glenpool. The JV Boys will play at 2 p.m., followed by the Lady Tigers at 3 p.m. and the Tigers at 4:30 p.m.

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