Remington Garrison’s high school basketball career at Sarcoxie High School concluded this season as one of the most remarkable runs in recent program history. The senior point guard wrapped up her fourth year as a varsity starter without missing a single game throughout her entire high school career, a testament to her durability and commitment to the Lady Bears.

Garrison earned All-Conference and All-District honors for the second consecutive season, cementing her status as one of the most dependable players in southwest Missouri. Her ability to control tempo and conduct the offense with poise made her an invaluable asset to head coach April Ellis throughout the campaign. Garrison’s fluency with the basketball and defensive intensity made her a complete player who could impact games on both ends of the floor.

The Lady Bears advanced through the early rounds of the Class 3 District 11 Tournament, with Garrison helping lead victories over Purdy and Diamond before falling to top-seeded Ash Grove in the semifinals. Her athletic ability to attack the rim and create scoring opportunities proved vital in those playoff victories. In crucial tournament moments, Garrison’s experience and leadership shone brightest, guiding her teammates through the pressure of postseason competition.

What sets Garrison apart is her remarkable durability and reliability over four seasons. In an era where injuries and absences are common, she never missed a game while maintaining elite performance levels. As Garrison moves on from Sarcoxie, she leaves behind a legacy defined by consistency, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to her team and program. Her four-year starting tenure and perfect attendance record stand as a model of dedication that future Lady Bears will strive to emulate.