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Tuesday, March 24, 2026 at 7:45 PM

Oasis Varsity Boys’ Basketball Ends Season on a High Note

Oasis Varsity Boys’ Basketball Ends Season on a High Note
Photo courtesy of Oasis Academy.

After a season filled with challenges, the Oasis Academy varsity boys’ basketball team finished on a positive note. Following two tough losses early in the week against playoff-bound Pershing County and Incline High School, the team bounced back to avenge a 12-point loss earlier in the season against Sierra Lutheran, securing a 58-43 victory in the final game.

Heading into the final game, the team faced significant obstacles. Austin Thibodaux was sidelined with an illness, Jackson Snow returned after missing the previous week due to sickness, Eli Jones suffered a season-ending injury, and Zack Budner was also out due to injury. With only five varsity players available, the team brought up three JV players to fill the roster. Despite these challenges, the team persevered, making the victory even more meaningful.

"What impressed me most about this team this season was the ‘never quit’ attitude and constant effort," the coach said. "I credit this mindset to our team captain and leader, Fenn Mackedon, for his constant encouragement and leadership."

Mackedon leaves his high school career as the program's all-time leader with 1,114 points, 815 rebounds, 125 blocks, and 72 assists.

A big thank you goes out to all the players and parents who never gave up on the team and the program this season. The support and recognition in the news are truly appreciated.

 

 


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