Owasso teammates Jalen Montonati, Boden Williams take different routes to Signing Day

For nearly a decade, Owasso basketball teammates Jalen Montonati and Boden Williams have shared the same court. Now, they embark on separate paths: Montonati to Oklahoma State and Williams to Oral Roberts. Their Signing Day marks the close of one chapter and the start of another.

Key Takeaways:

  • They played together for a decade, showcasing a longstanding partnership.
  • Montonati signed with Oklahoma State, while Williams committed to Oral Roberts.
  • Both athletes come from Owasso, reflecting a strong local sports culture.
  • Their story highlights a transition from shared high school experience to separate collegiate paths.
  • This Signing Day symbolizes an important milestone in their athletic journeys.

The Owasso Connection

For many in Owasso, basketball is a shared passion that begins long before high school. In the case of Jalen Montonati and Boden Williams, their friendship and teamwork date back a decade. Through countless practices and games, they cultivated a bond that would eventually lead them to the spotlight on Signing Day.

Montonati’s Path to Oklahoma State

Choosing Oklahoma State was a defining decision for Montonati. Details of his reasons for picking the program are personal, but his commitment closes the chapter on his Owasso career and opens the door to new possibilities at the collegiate level. Montonati’s move underscores both his talent and determination to compete at a higher stage.

Williams’ Route to Oral Roberts

Meanwhile, Williams decided his next step would be at Oral Roberts. Staying closer to home provides him the opportunity to continue honing his skills without straying too far from the supportive Owasso network that helped shape him as a player. According to the news feed, he and Montonati have known each other and played together for 10 years, making this an especially meaningful fork in the road for them.

A Decade of Shared History

Ten years of playing side by side allowed Montonati and Williams to develop on-court chemistry that few high school athletes experience. Their achievements highlight the strength of local programs and the dedicated coaches who foster young talent. Teammates, friends, and now future competitors, they illustrate how sports can unify or diverge paths while honoring a shared past.

Looking Ahead

As Signing Day becomes a memory, Montonati and Williams stand on the threshold of new challenges. Both will be competing in Division I basketball; each will bring Owasso pride to different corners of the collegiate world. Their story proves that, after a decade of teamwork, new horizons beckon—each forging his own future.

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