The Lone Star (Frisco, TX) varsity basketball team will play a neutral tournament game against Lawton (OK) today at 3:30 PM.

Here’s what you need Basketball to know:

What: Oklahoma High School Basketball
Who: Lone Star vs Lawton
When: Saturday, December 28, 2024,
Time: 3:30. p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch Here

Lawton and Lone Star High Schools: A Comparative Overview of Their 2024-2025 Seasons

As we reflect on the 2024-2025 high school basketball seasons for Lawton (OK) and Lone Star (TX), both teams have shown their strengths in different areas. From their overall performance to their scoring averages, here’s a breakdown of how these teams compare in terms of records, key stats, and their journey through the season.

Overall Record and Performance

Lawton (24-25):

• Record: 11-2
• District Record: 4-0
• Home: 5-0
• Away: 3-2
• Neutral: 3-0
• Win Percentage: .846
• District Win Percentage: 1.000
• Points For (PF): 897
• Points Against (PA): 650

Lone Star (24-25):

• Record: 13-7
• District Record: 2-0
• Home: 4-3
• Away: 2-1
• Neutral: 7-3
• Win Percentage: .650
• District Win Percentage: 1.000
• Points For (PF): 1,231
• Points Against (PA): 1,183

While both teams have posted winning records, Lawton’s remarkable 11-2 season outshines Lone Star’s 13-7, especially with an undefeated district record of 4-0. Lawton’s strong performance at home (5-0) and in neutral games (3-0) has been key to their success.

Lone Star, while less consistent overall, has a solid district performance (2-0) and an impressive 7-3 record in neutral-site games, suggesting resilience in high-pressure matchups.

Scoring Breakdown

One area where these teams show distinct differences is their scoring distribution throughout the game.

• Lawton:
  • Q1: 16.5
  • Q2: 15.5
  • Q3: 14.0
  • Q4: 19.0
  • OT1: 8.0
  • Final: 69.0
• Lone Star:
  • Q1: 12.8
  • Q2: 13.8
  • Q3: 16.0
  • Q4: 14.9
  • OT1: 4.0
  • Final: 61.6

Lawton’s consistent offensive output across all quarters has helped them to a strong 69 points per game. Their fourth-quarter scoring (19.0) stands out, indicating their ability to finish strong. On the other hand, Lone Star’s scoring is more balanced, with notable production in the third quarter (16.0) but slightly lower overall output (61.6 points per game).

Record Breakdown by Game Type

When looking deeper into the records, we see how both teams perform in different scenarios.

• Lawton excels in both district and home games, having a perfect district record and undefeated in neutral settings.
• Lone Star has a strong performance in neutral games, going 7-3, which suggests they are comfortable in varied environments.

Here’s a further breakdown:

• Lawton:
  • Home: 5-0
  • Away: 3-2
  • Neutral: 3-0
• Lone Star:
  • Home: 4-3
  • Away: 2-1
  • Neutral: 7-3

In-State vs. Out-of-State Performance

• Lawton:
  • In-State: 9-2
  • Out-of-State: 2-0
• Lone Star:
  • In-State: 13-7
  • Out-of-State: 0-0

Lawton has dominated in-state matchups (9-2) and remains undefeated in out-of-state games (2-0). Lone Star, with no out-of-state games recorded, has focused primarily on in-state competition.

Conclusion

Both Lawton and Lone Star have had impressive seasons with distinct strengths. Lawton’s perfect district performance and strong home and neutral game records showcase their dominance in local matchups. Their balanced scoring and high win percentage place them among the top teams in Oklahoma.

Lone Star, while slightly less consistent overall, has shown resilience in neutral games and strong offensive capabilities, particularly in the third quarter. Their record in district games is strong, and they have performed well against in-state competition.

As the season progresses, these teams will be looking to build on their respective strengths as they head toward the playoffs. Whether Lawton can maintain their perfect district record or Lone Star can capitalize on their neutral game success, both teams have proven they can compete at a high level.