Rebounding Force Adjusting to College Ball
Sophomore forward Mikayle Oliphant (6'7", 183 lbs) brings high school dominance—7.1 reb/g, 2.6 stl/g in 9 games—to Pfeiffer's 2025-26 roster after JV, posting 2.0 pts, 1.5 reb, 20% FG early on[2][4][7]. His hustle, length, and defensive instincts shine, ideal for teams needing gritty rebounders and disruptors over scorers. Raw shooter but high-motor fit for deeper rotation—watch his growth![1][3][5]
Lngwd L 55-101 
HighPt L 64-123 –
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| Games | 2 |
| Points | 4 |
| Rebounds | 3 |
| Assists | 1 |
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