Guymon girls basketball SG Naomi Aragonez voted SBLive’s Oklahoma High School Athlete of the Week

Congratulations to Guymon girls basketball shooting guard Naomi Aragonez for being voted SBLive’s Oklahoma High School Athlete of the Week for Feb. 21-27!

Congratulations to Guymon girls basketball shooting guard Naomi Aragonez for being voted SBLive’s Oklahoma High School Athlete of the Week for Feb. 21-27!

In her final home game, the Lady Tiger senior scored 32 points in a 75-40 win Tuesday against Ulysses, Kan. Aragonez also set a school record with seven 3-pointers and surpassed 1,000 career points in that same game.

Aragonez received 66.23% of the vote, beating out Roland's Haven Freeman who finished second with 26.82%. There were over 11,000 votes tallied this week!

If you would like to nominate an athlete, please email athleteoftheweek@scorebooklive.com or message us on Twitter or Instagram at @sbliveok.

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Here are the other athletes who were nominated for Feb. 21-27:

Anjewl Murillo, Guthrie girls basketball

Murillo had 18 points as Guthrie held off Guymon, 53-52, in the 5A regional semifinals Saturday night at Midwest City Carl Albert.

Jasmine Mcloud, Putnam City North girls basketball

Mcloud scored 15 points as the Lady Panthers outlasted Ponca City in double overtime, 53-47, in the 6A regional semifinals Saturday at Sand Springs.

Saliyah Landon, Midwest City Carl Albert girls basketball

Landon scored her team's first 11 points and ended up with 14 of her 16 points in the opening quarter in the Lady Titans' 73-26 win against Altus in the 5A regional semifinals Saturday.

Hannah Coons, Kiefer girls basketball

Coons had a team-high 23 points as the Lady Trojans defeated Cascia Hall, 53-34, Saturday in the 3A regional semifinals.

Albony Bryles, Moore girls basketball

Bryles finished with a game-high 15 points in the Lady Lions' 58-30 win against Putnam City in the 6A regional semifinals on Saturday.

Raven Jackson, Choctaw girls basketball

Jackson had 12 points to pace the Lady Yellowjackets past U.S. Grant, 76-12, Saturday in the 6A regional semifinals.

Khloe Carr, Piedmont girls basketball

Carr finished with 14 points as Piedmont defeated Bishop McGuinness, 51-34, in the 5A regional semifinals on Saturday.

Randi Harding, Mustang girls basketball

Harding ended up with 15 points in the Lady Broncos' 79-20 win against Northwest Classen in Saturday's 6A regional semifinals.

Chrissen Harland, Stillwater girls basketball

Harland ended up with 18 points and made two clutch 3-pointers in the final minutes as the Lady Pioneers outlasted Tulsa Booker T. Washington, 51-45, in the 6A regional semifinals Saturday at Bixby.

Hope Bump, Claremore girls basketball

A freshman, Bump had 20 points, 13 rebounds, two assists, two steals and went 10-of-14 from the free-throw line as the Lady Zebras posted a 55-52 upset win at Tulsa Memorial in Saturday's 5A regional semifinals.

Gentry Baldwin, Bixby girls basketball

Baldwin finished with 12 points, one of six Lady Spartans to reach double figures in their 80-21 win at home against Enid in Saturday's 6A regional semifinals.

Kennedi Wight, Muldrow girls basketball

Wight scored 16 points as the Lady Bulldogs posted a 44-25 win Saturday in the 4A regional semifinals against Crossings Christian.

Haven Freeman, Roland girls basketball

A freshman making her postseason debut, Freeman led all scorers with 21 points as the Lady Rangers got a 50-26 win against Eufaula in the 3A regional semifinals on Saturday.

Ellie Martin, Sallisaw girls basketball

Martin had 15 points as the Lady Diamonds kept their season alive Saturday with a 36-29 win against Perkins-Tryon in the 4A regional consolation round.

Ayrland Jiles, Central Sallisaw girls basketball

Jiles had a game-high 20 points as the Lady Tigers got a 48-42 win against Wyandotte in the 2A regional consolation round Saturday.

Kayley Turner, Howe girls basketball

Turner led the Lady Lions with 19 points in their 82-50 win at home against Liberty in the 2A regional semifinals on Saturday.

Elizabeth Milligan, McAlester girls basketball

Milligan scored 29 points and shot 76 percent from the field. She also made three 3-pointers and came up with six steals in the Lady Buffaloes' 100-11 win against Tulsa Hale Saturday in the 5A regional semifinals.

Courtnee Sensibaugh, Hartshorne girls basketball

Sensibaugh scored 17 points as the Lady Miners picked up a 49-22 win against Wilburton in Saturday's 2A regional semifinals.

Snowda Watie, Stilwell girls basketball

Watie scored 19 points as the Lady Indians posted a 52-47 win Saturday against Locust Grove in the 4A regional semifinals.

Abby Harelson, Okemah girls basketball

Harelson finished with 20 points as the Lady Panthers got a 50-34 win Saturday against Calera in the 2A regional semifinals.

Journey Armstead, Sand Springs girls basketball

Armstead ended up with 22 points, 12 coming in the second half, as the Lady Sandites recorded a 70-50 win against Muskogee in Saturday's 6A regional semifinals.

Brooklyn Austin, Wagoner girls basketball

Austin had 24 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and recorded six steals as the Lady Bulldogs kept their season alive Saturday with an 84-38 win against Cushing in the 4A regional consolation round.

Jaylee Lopez, Idabel girls basketball

Lopez had 17 of her team-high 19 points in the opening half as the Lady Warriors downed Valliant, 77-34, in Saturday's 3A regional semifinals.

Smalls Goudeau, Tahlequah girls basketball

Goudeau ended up with 24 points as the Lady Tigers posted a 61-49 win Saturday against Westmoore in the 6A regional semifinals at Tulsa Union.

TK Pitts, Tulsa Union girls basketball

Pitts led the Lady Redhawks with 22 points in their 45-34 win at home against Jenks in Saturday's 6A regional semifinals.

Landry George, Noble girls basketball

George hit the game-winning 3-pointer with time running out as the Lady Bears defeated Bishop Kelley, 45-43, in Saturday's 5A regional semifinal at Tulsa Memorial.

Adrianna Brinkley, Tulsa Central girls basketball

Brinkley ended up with 18 points as the Lady Braves defeated Berryhill, 60-43, in the 4A regional semifinals on Saturday.

Alexis Fowler, Warner girls basketball

Fowler finished with 22 points and made four 3's in the Lady Eagles' 61-32 win Saturday against Caney Valley in the 2A regional semifinals.

Ava Scott, Oktaha girls basketball

Scott scored 20 points as the Lady Tigers downed Morrison, 48-36, in the 2A regional semifinals on Saturday.

Lynzi Kelley, Haskell girls basketball

Kelley scored 24 points and went 6-of-8 from the foul line as Haskell defeated Hulbert, 57-43, in Saturday's 2A regional consolation round.

Lauren Lamb, Cashion girls basketball

Lamb turned in a 19-point performance in the Lady Wildcats' 48-40 win against Pawnee in the 2A regional semifinals on Saturday. It was the second straight playoff game she scored 19 points.

Sofi Woodson, Jones girls basketball

Woodson got a double-double, 14 points and 14 rebounds, in the Lady Longhorns' 56-21 win against Marietta in the 3A regional semifinals on Saturday.

Samantha Shanks, Webbers Falls girls basketball

Shanks finished with 13 points in the Lady Warriors' 46-21 win against Allen in Saturday's Class A area consolation round.

Addy Whiteley, Fort Gibson girls basketball

Whiteley scored a game-high 26 points and converted six 3's in the Lady Tigers' 64-34 win against Seminole in Saturday's 4A regional semifinals.

Zya Vann, Southmoore girls basketball

Vann had a team-high 20 points in the Lady Sabercats' 44-31 win against Norman North in Saturday's 6A regional semifinals.

Olivia Watkins, Norman girls basketball

Watkins ended up with 14 points and converted four 3's as the Lady Tigers downed Lawton, 70-38, in the 6A regional semifinals on Saturday.

Kennedy Hight, Perry girls basketball

Hight scored 18 points, eight of those in the second quarter, as the Lady Maroons outlasted Washington, 43-36, in Saturday's 3A regional semifinals.

Alyssa Johnson, Garber girls basketball

Johnson scored 24 points in the Lady Wolverines' 59-51 win against Seiling in Monday's Class A regional championship game.

Awoken Seek, Kremlin-Hillsdale girls basketball

Seek had a 15-point performance in the Lady Broncs' 42-34 win against Balko in Monday's Class B regional consolation round.

Ginger Bear, Ft. Cobb-Broxton girls basketball

Bear had a team-high 26 points in her team's 44-36 win against Dover in the Class B regional consolation round Monday.

Abby Swart, Lomega girls basketball

Swart scored 26 points as the Lady Raiders posted a 94-61 win against Paden on Monday for the Class B regional championship.

Emma Stover, Okarche girls basketball

Stover had 14 of her team-high 22 points in the second half as the Lady Warriors posted a 76-55 win against Stuart on Monday at Regent Prep as Okarche claimed the Class A regional championship.

Brooklyn Gobble, Ripley girls basketball

Gobble led her team with 14 points as Ripley posted a 54-47 win against Summit Christian in Monday's Class A regional consolation round.

Joshua Udoumoh, Victory Christian boys basketball

Udoumoh had 23 points, 16 of those in the second half, in the Conquerors' 59-47 win against Inola on Saturday in the Class 4A regional tournament.

Vance Raney, Cashion boys basketball

Raney scored 36 points and hit 10 3-point baskets as the Wildcats defeated Pawnee, 77-59, in the 2A regional semifinals on Saturday. He also scored his 1,000th career point in that game.

Caylen Goff-Brown, Tulsa Central boys basketball

Goff-Brown scored 30 points Saturday in the Braves' 95-47 win against Berryhill in the 4A regional semifinals.

Josiah Johnson, Marlow boys basketball

Johnson finished with 11 points as the Outlaws got a 43-27 win against Lone Grove in the 3A regional semifinals on Saturday.

Jaxon Woods, Hominy boys basketball

Woods scored 24 points, including a 3-pointer at the buzzer, as the Bucks defeated Stroud, 60-59, in the 2A regional consolation round Saturday.

Layton Choate, Hennessey boys basketball

Choate hit a game-winning basket in the final seconds after coming up with a steal as Hennessey defeated 3A No. 3 Alva, 48-47, in the 3A regional semifinals on Saturday.

Caden Kitchens, Kingfisher boys basketball

Kitchens scored 18 points and had four assists and four steals in the Yellowjackets' 64-38 win Saturday against Woodward in the 4A regional semifinals.

Nate Mullendore, Holland Hall boys basketball

Mullendore had a team-high 14 points as the Dutch downed Catoosa, 54-43, in the 4A regional semifinals Saturday in Pryor.

Isaac McDoulett, Tuttle boys basketball

McDoulett had 22 points, five rebounds and four blocked shots as the Tigers prevailed against Pauls Valley, 58-29, in the 4A regional semifinals Saturday.

Carter Hodson, Oklahoma Christian School boys basketball

Hodson finished with 13 points to help the Saints past Kiefer, 74-47, Saturday in the 3A regional semifinals.

Tray Davis, Tulsa Webster boys basketball

Davis had a team-high 18 points as Webster kept its season alive Saturday with a 62-37 win against Dewey in the 4A regional consolation round.

Jensin Coggins, Howe boys basketball

Coggins scored 15 points as the Lions outlasted Liberty, 35-29, in the 2A regionals Saturday at Howe.

Jagger Phillips, Panama boys basketball

Phillips led the Razorbacks with 16 points in their 62-41 win against Wilburton in the 2A regionals Saturday.

Garrett Scott, Pocola boys basketball

Scott had a game-high 24 points as the Indians posted a 68-35 win at Colcord in their 2A regional semifinal on Saturday.

Bryce Medicine Bird, Roland boys basketball

Medicine Bird scored 25 points and hit a pair of clutch baskets down the stretch as the Rangers held off Eufaula, 61-58, in the 3A regional semifinals Saturday.

Jordan Marshall, Central Sallisaw boys basketball

Marshall had a game-high 30 points as the Tigers picked up a 50-43 win against Wyandotte in the 2A regional consolation round Saturday.

Jared Huff, Spiro boys basketball

Huff turned in an 18-point performance Saturday as the Bulldogs picked up a 72-36 win against Holdenville in the 3A regional consolation round.

Ty O'Neal, Hilldale boys basketball

O'Neal finished with 31 points as the Hornets posted a 59-56 win against Verdigris in the 4A regional semifinals Saturday.

Orie Walker, Heritage Hall boys basketball

Walker scored 17 points on 7-of-10 shooting and a perfect 3-of-3 from the foul line in the Chargers' 76-38 win against Plainview in Saturday's 4A regional semifinals.

Buddy Hammer, Westville boys basketball

Hammer recorded 18 points, eight rebounds and two steals in the Yellowjackets' 59-50 win Saturday against Sequoyah-Tahlequah in the 3A regional semifinals at Adair.

Corbin Marsey, Wagoner boys basketball

Marsey helped keep the Bulldogs' season going with a 16-point performance Saturday in their 49-32 4A regional consolation win against Cushing.

Montana Warrior, Checotah boys basketball

Warrior scored 20 points, nine coming in the third quarter, as the Wildcats stayed alive in the 3A regional consolation round Saturday after a 49-36 win against Kansas.

Landon Swallow, Warner boys basketball

Swallow scored 19 points in the Eagles' 36-28 win against Caney Valley in the Class 2A regional semifinals on Saturday.

Chase Byrne, Alex boys basketball

Byrne scored 27 points as the Longhorns downed Sentinel, 50-45, in a Class B area consolation round game on Saturday.

Alex Hudson, Henryetta boys basketball

Hudson finished with 22 points and also went 14-of-22 from the foul line as the Knights survived Idabel, 60-58, in the 3A regional consolation round Saturday.

Brannon Westmoreland, Haskell boys basketball

Westmoreland had a double-double of 18 points and 12 rebounds in his team's 55-45 win against Hulbert on Saturday in the 2A regional consolation round.

Hayden Brooks, Davenport boys basketball

Brooks had 11 of his team-high 31 points in the fourth quarter as Davenport edged Porter, 51-50, in the Class A area consolation round Saturday.

Tucker Sheppard, Perkins-Tryon boys basketball

Sheppard had 17 points and made three 3-pointers in the Demons' 53-50 overtime win against Fort Gibson Saturday in the 4A regional semifinals.

Solomon Bishop, Garber boys basketball

Solomon Bishop had 15 points as the Wolverines posted a 63-53 win against Vici in the Class A regional title game on Monday.

Merrick Judd, Timberlake boys basketball

Judd scored 15 points as the Tigers defeated Balko, 55-49, in the Class B regional consolation finals Monday.

Blake Snowden, Lomega boys basketball

Snowden turned in a 25-point performance as the Raiders defeated Wesleyan Christian, 58-44, Monday in their Class B regional consolation final.

Kage Danker, Wellston boys basketball

Danker had 21 points, including the game-winning basket with 20 seconds left, as the Tigers claimed the Class A regional championship Monday at Regent Prep by edging Stuart, 51-50.

Nate Beitel, Regent Prep boys basketball

Beitel scored 18 of his team-high 20 points in the second half, including all of the Rams' 12 fourth-quarter points, in their 31-27 win Monday against Okarche in the Class A regional consolation round.

Peyton Hand, Choctaw girls wrestling

Hand won her third straight state title, claiming the 107 weight class at Saturday's state girls wrestling tournament with a pin-fall in 1:30. She finished her season with a 19-1 record.

Bella Williams, Edmond North girls wrestling

The freshman finished off a perfect 25-0 season with a pin-fall in a time of 2:24 to claim the 114 class at Saturday's state girls wrestling tournament.

Khaleah Kirk, Guthrie girls wrestling

Kirk capped a perfect 21-0 junior season with a pin-fall in a time of 1:58 to capture the 120 class at Saturday's state girls wrestling tournament.

Avery Richey, Vian girls wrestling

Richey finished her sophomore season at 26-0 after getting a 5-3 decision in the 126 finals of Saturday's state girls wrestling tournament.

Taya Hunt, Vian girls wrestling

Hunt also had a perfect season for the Lady Wolverines. A junior, she went 19-0 and claimed the 138 class at Saturday's state girls wrestling tournament with a pin-fall in a time of 1:49.

Mia Cayard, Mustang girls wrestling

Cayard went undefeated with a 6-0 record, and the junior got a 7-0 decision to claim the 145 class at Saturday's state girls wrestling tournament.

Peighton Mullins, Fort Gibson girls wrestling

Mullins went 18-0 her sophomore season, and won the 152 class at Saturday's state girls wrestling tournament with a pin-fall in a time of 2:42. 

Symphony Veloz, Elgin girls wrestling

Veloz claimed a 1-0 decision in the 165 finals of the state girls wrestling tournament as she finished her season undefeated at 6-0.

Kali Hayden, Tulsa Union girls wrestling

Hayden went 16-0 her sophomore season, including winning the 185 finals of Saturday's state girls wrestling tournament with a pin-fall in just 53 seconds. Her performance also helped Union claim the girls team championship.

Angelo Ferrari, Stillwater boys wrestling

Ferrari won the Class 6A 160 weight class with a dramatic 2-1 overtime tiebreaker win in the finals against Owasso's Jordan Williams, a three-time 5A state champion, after getting a 3-2 decision in the semifinal round. Ferrari finished his sophomore season 38-1 and was named the most outstanding wrestler in 6A. He also helped the Pioneers claim the 6A team championship at Saturday's state wrestling finals in Oklahoma City.

Cameron Steed, Collinsville boys wrestling

Steed finished his senior season 48-2 by pinning all three of his opponents in the first period to win the 5A 152 class at the state wrestling tournament, including a time of 1:02 in the finals. He also became a four-time state champion, the 44th wrestler in state history to achieve such a feat. Steed's performance also helped the Cardinals win the 5A team championship, their 11th state title in the past 12 years.

Harley Andrews, Tuttle boys wrestling

Andrews finished undefeated for the second straight season and became a three-time state champion as he won the 285 weight class in Class 4A with an 8-0 major decision in the finals. He finished his senior season 46-0 as he also helped Tuttle claim the 4A boys championship, the Tigers' 14th consecutive state title win.

Case Rich, Marlow boys wrestling

Rich, a senior, finished an 8-0 season by claiming the 3A 145 weight class, taking the finals with a 4-2 sudden victory. His performance also enabled the Outlaws to win the 3A team championship, their second straight state title win and the eighth state title in program history.

Cael Hughes, Stillwater boys wrestling

Hughes became a three-time state wrestling champion by capturing first place in the 6A 126 class with an 11-1 major decision in the finals. He also went undefeated on the season, as the junior went 27-0.

Kyle Wilson, Marlow boys wrestling

Wilson went 6-0 his senior season in the 220, and won the 3A 220 with a 7-4 decision in the finals.

AJ Heeg, Edmond Memorial boys wrestling

Heeg won the 6A 182 class by avenging his only loss of the season, defeating Edmond North's Oscar Williams in the finals, 7-1. Heeg, a sophomore, finished his season 33-1.

Cash Donnell, Piedmont boys wrestling

Donnell finished 35-0 his sophomore season and claimed the 6A 113 title with a 12-5 decision in the finals of Saturday's state tournament in Oklahoma City.

Kyle Wilson, Marlow boys wrestling

Wilson went 6-0 his senior season in the 220, and won the 3A 220 with a 7-4 decision in the finals.

AJ Heeg, Edmond Memorial boys wrestling

Heeg won the 6A 182 class by avenging his only loss of the season, defeating Edmond North's Oscar Williams in the finals, 7-1. Heeg, a sophomore, finished his season 33-1.

Cash Donnell, Piedmont boys wrestling

Donnell finished 35-0 his sophomore season and claimed the 6A 113 title with a 12-5 decision in the finals of Saturday's state tournament in Oklahoma City.

Reese Davis, Tuttle boys wrestling

The senior went 47-1 on the season and got an 8-6 decision in the finals of the 4A 145 class Saturday in Oklahoma City.

KJ Evans, Heritage Hall boys wrestling

Evans went 7-0 his junior season, and got the 4A 152 championship with a 9-4 decision in the finals.

Gannon Allen, Heritage Hall boys wrestling

Allen went 14-0 his senior season and got the 4A 182 title by winning a 1-1 ultimate tie-breaker.

Garrett Wells, Glenpool boys wrestling

Wells finished his senior season with a 39-0 record and won the 5A 182 class Saturday with a 5-0 decision in the finals.

Rylan Hitt, Elgin boys wrestling

Hitt went 30-0 his senior season, and picked up the 5A 285 championship with a 6-0 decision in Saturday's finals.

Zach Blankenship, Bixby boys wrestling

Blankenship capped his senior season with a 4-3 decision to win the 6A 132 state title on Saturday. He went 34-1 on the season.

Jersey Robb, Bixby boys wrestling

Robb went 30-0 his junior season, and earned his second state championship as he captured the 6A 195 title with a 7-6 decision in Saturday's state tournament at Oklahoma City.

Christian Rowland, Mustang boys wrestling

Rowland got a 5-3 overtime decision in the finals of the 6A 285 class Saturday in Oklahoma City, as Rowland finished his senior season 32-3.