El Reno, OK- In a game that lived up to its billing, the Neosho County Panthers fought through every possession to take down Redlands Community College 75–71 on the road in El Reno.
From the opening tip, Neosho’s pressure set the tone. The Panthers held Redlands to just 27 points in the first half, leading 32–27 at the break. Redlands pushed back hard in the third, but Neosho answered with composure and clutch shooting to seal it late.
The Panthers showed their trademark depth and balance; 12 players put points on the board. Chloe Parker led the charge with 14 points, including two key threes and perfect free throws down the stretch. Jayla Wilson followed with 12, showing poise in transition and toughness at the line.
Sharp shooting from beyond the arc kept Redlands on their heels: Neosho went 12-for-32 from deep, good for 37.5%. Azura Clark and Maila Tashiro both knocked down a pair of threes, while Bauke Graulus added two of her own off the bench.
Neosho’s signature #94FeetOfChaos was on full display — forcing turnovers, diving for loose balls, and racking up 14 steals as a team. Jessica Houston anchored the boards with five rebounds, while the entire lineup contributed to a gritty defensive stand that sealed the win.
The Neosho Way
It wasn’t just about stats; it was about heart. Every rotation brought energy, communication, and belief. The Panthers’ bench erupted with every defensive stop and three-pointer, embodying The Neosho Way, relentless effort, unity, and grit.
The Panthers will travel to Hutchinson, KS, to participate in the Hutch Classic. They’ll face Cloud County on Friday, November 7, at 1 p.m., and then take on Hutchinson Community College on Saturday, November 8, at 5:30 p.m.
