Lots of Central Oregon individual scoring records were set this year. Here’s how things ended up…

STATE PLACING TEAMS
5th – Bend Girls (5A)
Quarterfinals – Mountain View Boys (5A)
Quarterfinals – Sisters Boys (4A)
Round of 16 – Summit Boys (5A)
Round of 16 – Bend Boys (5A)
Round of 16 – Ridgeview Girls (5A)
Round of 16 – Madras Boys (4A)
Round of 16 – Madras Girls (4A)

ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM
2nd Team
Matt Van Tassell, 12, Mountain View Boys
Kaycee Brown, 10, Bend Girls

Final IMC Girls Standings

Final IMCBoys Standings

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A day after senior Karson Klecker scored a Summit boys basketball school-record 37 points, Mountain View senior Karson Klecker scored a school-record 47 points.

This got me wondering what are all the Central Oregon boys basketball scoring records. As well as the state scoring records. Here’s the records I’ve got so far. I’ll try to complete the list as I’m able to track down the info. Please let me know if you’ve got any of the info I’m missing.

Boys Basketball School Scoring Records
Bend (50) – Ed Brosterhous 1919
Mountain View (47) – Matt Van Tassell 2017
Redmond (47) Skip Kinney 1975
Ridgeview (44) – George Mendazona 2015
Madras (43) Kanim Smith III 2017 (Have not confirmed that this is in fact a school record)
Summit (37) – Karson Klecker 2017
Trinity Lutheran (32) Matthew Eidler 2017
Sisters ?
Crook County ?
La Pine ?
Culver ?
Gilchrist ?

Oregon State Records
State Record – (71) Swede (Wade) Halbrook, Lincoln 1952
State Tournament (51) – Swede (Wade) Halbrook, Lincoln 1952

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MVP: Matt Van Tassell, Mountain View

COY: Jon Frazier, Summit

First Team
Matt Van Tassell, Mountain View, junior
Andy Jones, Summit, senior
Russell Wells, Summit, senior
Koltin Ramsay, Mountain View, senior
Cole Beaumarchais, Bend, senior
Brian Warriner, Bend, sophomore

Second Team
Kyle Cornett, Summit, senior
Taiton Fox, Mountain View, junior
Will Bauer, Bend, senior
Dylan Taylor, Redmond, junior
John Wright, Ridgeview, junior

Honorable Mention
Cam Baker, Summit, senior
Max Ridgway, Mountain View, senior
Josh Hair, Redmond, junior
Ethan Soto, Redmond, junior
Alex Nadermann, Ridgeview, junior

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Co MVPs: Tayla Wheeler, Bend, senior; Sophia Jackson, Bend, senior

COY: Todd Ervin, Bend

First Team
Tayla Wheeler, Bend, senior
Sophia Jackson, Bend, senior
Kayla Rambo, Bend, junior
Ava Kitchin, Redmond, sophomore
Cassidy Hughes, Mountain View, junior

Second Team
Kylie Roath, Bend, junior
Kelsey Norby, Summit, senior
Maddie Hagfors, Summit, junior
Olivia Loberg, Summit, sophomore
Aspen Jeter, Ridgeview, junior

Honorable Mention
Morgan Hagfors, Summit, junior
Macy McFetridge, Ridgeview, senior
Adrienne Wilcox, Ridgeview, senior
McKaylie Capps, Redmond, sophomore
Jordan Fox, Redmond, sophomore
Libby Misener, Mountain View, senior

Mountain View and Summit are both 2-0 and Bend is 1-1 to start the boys basketball season.

The Storm have won two close games (each by two points) against Washington teams, including a six for seven three-point shooting game by Andy Jones who finished with a game-high 24 points.

Bend’s Cole Beaumarchais already has a 34-point game under his belt this season.

All-state junior Matt Van Tassell has games of 23 points and 21 points to start the season for Mountain View.