B.C. Scouting Service rated Fisher as the top women's basketball recruit in the state of Oklahoma for the 1987 season and she was named an All-American honorable mention by USA Today''."Holder Sets Golf Lineup". - The Daily Oklahoman. - November 27, 1986. For the 1987 Class A Girls All-Tournament 1st Team Cheyenne had three of the six selections, forwards Jodi Fisher and Cindy Smith, and guard Cindy Hay (Thomas had two, forward Staci Litsch [scored 100 points in three state tournament games and is Kelli's little sister] and guard Deena Garner; Johnna Ellis, of Tupelo received the other selection)."Class A, B All Tournament Teams". - The Daily Oklahoman. - March 9, 1987.Kelli Litsch would lead Thomas to back-to-back state championships in 1980 and 1981, set a new state tournament scoring record of 338 points in nine games over three years, for a 37.6 point-per-game average, go to Southwestern Oklahoma State University, became the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics's (NAIA) first four-time All-American, leading Southwestern to three national titles (1982, 1983, and 1985), and setting an NAIA career scoring record with 2,673 points. She would be inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in Knoxville, Tennessee in 2004. | - Sherman, Mike. - "The Latest Litsch No Serious Sister But Staci Gets The Job Done For - Thomas". - The Daily Oklahoman. - March 3, 1988 | - Toth, Susan. - "Looking Back on Oklahoma / Mar. 9". - The Daily Oklahoman. - March 9, 1991. | - "Litsch, Woodall inducted into Women's Hall of Fame". - Associated Press. - (c/o The Daily Oklahoman). - November 15, 2004.
B.C. Scouting Service rated Fisher as the top women's basketball recruit in the state of Oklahoma for the 1987 season and she was named an All-American honorable mention by USA Today''."Holder Sets Golf Lineup". - The Daily Oklahoman. - November 27, 1986. For the 1987 Class A Girls All-Tournament 1st Team Cheyenne had three of the six selections, forwards Jodi Fisher and Cindy Smith, and guard Cindy Hay (Thomas had two, forward Staci Litsch [scored 100 points in three state tournament games and is Kelli's little sister] and guard Deena Garner; Johnna Ellis, of Tupelo received the other selection)."Class A, B All Tournament Teams". - The Daily Oklahoman. - March 9, 1987.Kelli Litsch would lead Thomas to back-to-back state championships in 1980 and. 1981, set a new state tournament scoring record of 338 points in nine games over three years, for a 37.6 point-per-game average, go to Southwestern Oklahoma State University, became the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics's (NAIA) first four-time All-American, leading Southwestern to three national titles (1982, 1983, and 1985), and setting an NAIA career scoring record with 2,673 points. She would be inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in Knoxville, Tennessee in 2004. | - Sherman, Mike. - "The Latest Litsch No Serious Sister But Staci Gets The Job Done For - Thomas". - The Daily Oklahoman - March 3, 1988 | - Toth, Susan. - "Looking Back on Oklahoma / Mar. 9". - The Daily Oklahoman. - March 9, 1991. | - "Litsch, Woodall inducted into Women's Hall of Fame". - Associated Press. - (c/o The Daily Oklahoman). - November 15, 2004.