Sequoyah secures back-to-back championships at the Adair Invitational, triumphing over Gravette (Ark.) 50-35 in the title game, showcasing a strong offensive and defensive performance throughout the tournament.

Why It Matters

The victory signifies the team's continued improvement and resilience, setting a positive trajectory for their season and demonstrating their ability to adapt to different lineup scenarios.

By the Numbers
  • Sequoyah defeated Afton 81-34 in the first round, with Kyler Moore scoring 20 points and Luke Wood scoring 18 points, including four 3-pointers.
  • In the semifinals, Sequoyah secured a 64-42 win, with Judah Gibson contributing 12 points in the second half and Tristin Gibson scoring 16 points.
  • Sequoyah's strong defensive performance in the championship game limited Gravette's top scorer to just two points, while they buried 10 3-pointers on the offensive end.
State of Play
  • Sequoyah improved to 4-0 for the season and had upcoming games against Kansas and Miami, with Coach Tim Bart emphasizing the need to maintain the team's momentum and focus on upcoming strong opponents.
  • Bart reflected on the lessons learned from the previous season's games, highlighting the anticipated tough matchups against Kansas and Miami.
Bottom Line

Sequoyah's commanding performance at the Adair Invitational sets the stage for a promising season, with the team's resilience and adaptability showcasing their potential for success and growth.