Aaliyah Burris-Chism I 2027 I Tulsa, OK

Aaliyah was solid throughout our individual skill sessions and weight room work but truly excelled once we transitioned into 5v5

competition. She relied on her athleticism to outrun defenders in transition and used her strength effectively to get downhill in half-court situations. Aaliyah displayed good court vision and quickly assumed a leadership role for her team, communicating well on defense and directing traffic on offense. Areas of focus moving forward include improving conditioning and becoming more consistent from beyond the arc.

Overall, Aaliyah was one of the strongest performers during live action.

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Darien Johnson I 2027 I Edmond, OK

Darian was our most productive player throughout the event. A strong, physical guard who uses her strength to bully smaller defenders and finish through contact. Demonstrated the ability to stretch the floor, leading all attendees in our shooting drills.

During 5v5 play, she consistently attacked the rim, converting several contested perimeter shots as well.

Ran the floor well in transition and showed unselfishness by getting her teammates involved.

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Scout Glisson I 2027 I Tulsa, OK

Heady guard with a natural midrange jumper. Displays a strong base and adequate foot speed, allowing her to stay in front of opponents during 1v1 drills. In 5v5 play, she leaned on her quick release to create and convert shots under pressure. Continued upper-body strength development will help her extend her shooting range, but she has plenty of time to grow in this area. Overall, a solid performance with good upside.

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Isabella Vidana I 2027 I Catoosa, OK

Isabella showcased excellent ball-handling skills, making easy work of our timed drills and proving to be just as fast with the ball as she is without it. A strong on-ball defender, she has the athleticism to apply full court pressure and disrupt opposing guards. While currently an adequate shooter, continued development in this area will raise her offensive ceiling. Projects as versatile PG/SG at the next level. Excited to see her development from now until our next showcase. 

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Quinn Mahurin I 2028 I Higginsville, MO

Mahurin is a natural born leader and was one of the better performers in our weight room session despite her longer frame and wingspan, finishing 3rd among all high school attendees in bench press max reps.

Plays with a physical presence around the rim and doesn't shy away from contact. Continued development as a ball handler and perimeter shooter will be key, as she likely projects as a shooting guard or small forward at the next level.

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Kylee Carlton I 2028 I Jasper, AR

At 5'11" with a strong frame, Kylee showed a physical presence in the paint during our 5v5 sessions, blocking shots and protecting the rim effectively. She displayed the ability to finish through contact and keep plays alive with tips and offensive rebounds. A solid midrange shooter with good awareness around the basket, Kylee continues to develop well.

Improving her lateral quickness will be key to maximizing her defensive versatility, but we really like her frame and long-term upside.

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Madelyn Leivan I 2029 I Miller, MO

Quick-twitch guard with sneaky athleticism who performed near the top of all sprint and agility drills.

Excelled in shooting drills, scoring 21 points in our two-minute shooting session. Takes pride in playing sound, fundamental defense and competes on every possession. Ball handling will need to catch up to her athleticism, but her effort and physical tools give her strong upside.

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Harper Watts I 2029 I Bartlesville, OK

A true point guard with excellent court vision and a strong, solid frame. She is creative around the rim and plays with a high basketball IQ, making unselfish decisions to set her teammates up for success, especially in transition. One of the better perimeter shooters during the 2-minute drill, she also showed a high motor and strong defensive instincts, consistently making an impact on both ends of the floor.

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Allena Chastain I 2029 I Shawnee, OK

Chastain displayed a solid overall athleticism and good court awareness during our 5v5 sessions.

She showed a nice touch from the midrange in shooting drills and demonstrated an understanding of spacing and team play. To reach the next level, Allena should continue to work on extending her shooting range, improving her change of direction, and enhancing her acceleration. She has plenty of time to make strides in these areas, and we look forward to seeing her continued development at our spring showcase.

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Portia Bennett I 2030 I Collinsville, OK

Portia was one of the most athletic players at our Tulsa Showcase, finishing 2nd overall in the NBA agility drill. She showed the ability to beat her defender in half-court sets and outrun opponents in transition. On defense, she was a relentless presence and was often tasked with guarding opposing teams' top perimeter players. Portia also displayed good shooting range for her age, making her a versatile threat on both ends of the floor.

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Mireya Woods I 2031 I Norfolk, NE

MJ was one of the more skilled ball handlers at our recent showcase, standing out particularly in stationary and two-ball drills. She was even selected to demonstrate several of the drills for the group-a reflection of both her confidence and the noticeable time she's invested in this area of her game.

During 5v5 play, Mireya showed strong basketball IQ, consistently making smart decisions with the ball and finding open teammates.

She also communicated well on the defensive end, helping organize her team. Like many players in the 2031 class, she'll benefit from continued strength development to help her finish through contact and further refine her mid-range and perimeter shooting.

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Bella Hibdon I 2031 I Bartlesville, OK

Bella is a physical guard whose strength stood out in our weight room session, where she led all Junior High attendees in several categories. She is not afraid to crash the boards for extra possessions or dive on the floor for loose balls. Her toughness and willingness to do the dirty work make her a valuable teammate. As her court awareness continues to develop with experience, she projects to as a versatile guard who can impact the game on both ends. 

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Noelle Lagow I 2031 I Bixby, OK

Noelle is a strong and physical presence who can impact the game both inside and on the perimeter as a stretch 3. She shows advanced footwork for her age and has the ability to finish effectively with either hand around the rim. At 5'10, she uses her size well on the glass and has the skill to pull down rebounds and push the ball in transition. Her versatility makes her a tough matchup and a valuable asset on both ends of the floor.

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Kierah Robinson I 2031 I Bartlesville, OK

Robinson stood at the Oklahoma Showcase as one of the fastest athletes in attendance, regardless of age.  A dynamic guard, she combines elite quickness with the ability to shoot it from deep, leading all Junior High participants in the 2- minute shooting drill. 

She excels at getting downhill, applies strong on-ball defensive pressure, and shows maturity in transition by advancing the ball with vision. With added strength and continued development as a playmaker, she projects as a a high upside guard with two-way impact. 

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Avery Renfroe I 2031 I Bartlesville, OK

Renfroe is an outstanding athlete, finishing first in our timed sprints among all Junior High attendees and 3rd overall regardless of age. At 5'7",  she is a rangy PG who applies consistent ball pressure and excels at jumping passing lanes.  She currently shows more strength from mid-range than from behind the arc but can attack the rim and finish efficiently with either hand. 

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