Oilers Overcome Wildcats in Overtime Thriller

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DODGE CITY, KS – In a nail-biting contest at United Wireless Arena, the Central Plains Oilers rallied to defeat the Frankfort Wildcats 54-44 in overtime. The tightly contested matchup, held on March 13, 2025, saw both teams battle fiercely, with the Oilers ultimately prevailing in the extra period.

The Frankfort Wildcats started strong, building a 13-3 lead in the first quarter, their largest of the game. However, the Central Plains Oilers responded with a dominant second quarter, outscoring the Wildcats 19-6 to take a halftime lead.

The game remained close throughout the second half, with both teams trading baskets. The Wildcats managed to force overtime with a late surge in the fourth quarter, tying the game at 44. But the Oilers proved resilient, dominating the overtime period and securing a 10-point victory.

Brodie Crites led the charge for the Oilers, scoring 23 points, including four three-pointers, and grabbing six rebounds. Camden Stiles contributed 16 points, shooting a perfect 7-for-7 from the free-throw line. Aiden Hekele added 9 points. The Oilers displayed superior shooting efficiency, particularly from beyond the arc, converting 52.9% of their three-point attempts compared to the Wildcats’ 37.5%.

Wesley Anderson led the Wildcats with 22 points, including six three-pointers, and Tyler Smith added 12 points. Fred Rosquist pulled down 11 rebounds. Despite Anderson’s impressive scoring, the Wildcats struggled with overall field goal percentage, shooting only 33.3% from the field.

Key Statistics:

  • Central Plains Oilers: Brodie Crites 23 points, Camden Stiles 16 points. 52.9% 3PT, 81.3% FT.
  • Frankfort Wildcats: Wesley Anderson 22 points, Tyler Smith 12 points. 33.3% FG, 37.5% 3PT.
  • Largest Lead: Central Plains by 10 points (Overtime), Frankfort by 13 points (1st quarter).
  • Lead Changes: 3. Ties: 2.

The Oilers’ strong second quarter and dominant overtime performance proved to be the difference-makers in this exciting contest.

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