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Madill’s Kenzie Mathis – Athlete Spotlight – Presented by Conley Care Clinic

At Madill High School, Kenzie Mathis stands out as more than just a student; she’s a basketball star, crafting her journey with every dribble and dunk. 

For Kenzie, singling out a favorite coach is as challenging as maneuvering through a full-court press. “Every one of my coaches, including assistant coaches, have impacted the way I play,” she said. 

Teammates, the unsung heroes of the basketball saga, play a pivotal role in Kenzie’s narrative. “I’ve had many teammates that I looked up to, especially when it came down to the little things,” she shared. 

The classroom, a parallel court of knowledge, introduces us to Mrs. Parrish, Ms. Scott and Mrs. Sundeen—Kenzie’s trio of favorite teachers. “They have always supported me with everything I do and continue to show support.” 

The off-season, a crucial training ground, witnesses Kenzie’s relentless dedication. Film sessions, basketball camps, and gym workouts compose her regimen, ensuring that every moment away from the court contributes to her evolution as a player. It’s not just about shooting hoops; it’s about studying the game, making every move intentional.

Basketball, for Kenzie, is more than a sport—it’s a life lesson etched into every crossover and layup. “Basketball has taught me that not everything is going to go the way you want it to, but you just have to keep pushing,” she said.

Amidst the sea of memories, one standout moment emerges—the Broken Bow team camp. “We got a lot of team bonding from this and made lots of memories,” Kenzie reminisced.

As the new season unfolds, Kenzie sets her sights on personal and team growth. “This season I hope to grow as a person and get out of my comfort zone more,” she said. For the team, it’s about refining the details that lead to victory, a collective pursuit of excellence.

In the lineup of matchups, the clash with rival school Kingston takes center stage. “It is always a good time with a great audience,” Kenzie anticipates.

Post-high school, Kenzie unveils her game plan—college beckons, with dreams of majoring in either education or business. The final buzzer at Madill High School won’t mark the end of Kenzie’s basketball journey; it’s just a transition to the next court, where new challenges and victories await.

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