VYPE Preseason Girls Basketball Watch List – Presented by Shelter Insurance

Comments on these players are directly from their coaches.

To add a nomination to the list, please email [email protected].

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Sami Sheaffer – Bartlesville

Sami Sheaffer: 6’0″ Forward with guard skills who can score at all 3 levels. A good passer, shot creator and defender. She’s an underrated shot blocker and has tremendous upside. She currently has multiple offers on the NCAA D2 level and will only continue to improve. After finishing her freshman season at Oklahoma Union, Sami played on the Homeschool Circuit during her Sophomore campaign where she averaged 18.1pts, 6.2reb, 4.2ast & 3stls per game. This will be her first time competing at the 6A level, but she is no stranger to elite competition. I expect Sami to have an impactful Junior season for the Bruins.

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Audra Coblentz – Chouteau-Mazie

Audra has a drive and leadership quality that you want in a player. She’s always giving 100% and always wants to be the best. I just took the Chouteau job this year so I’ve only seen her this summer and on tape. She is a game changer and you can tell when she isn’t in the game. Her work ethic and coachability will propel her into a strong senior season this year. We will need her to step up into a bigger role this year and I think she is ready to do it.

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Lacy Brough – Commerce

Lacy is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Rowan Geer – Grove

Rowan Geer, she averaged 20.2 points per game for a total of 524 points as a sophomore. She also averaged 6.6 rebounds per game. She is an outstanding player that colleges need to be aware of. She had these kinds of stats playing against elite teams such as Booker T, Sapulpa and other strong competitive competition.

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Kayla Greer – Jay

Kayla is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

Ashtyn Glass – Jay

Ashtyn is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Shawnee Steele – Kansas

Shawnee is a freshman this year. She will play the 1-3 positions for us. She is expected to come in and make an immediate impact for our team. Shawnee has an athletic build and can get to the rim. Defensively, she will cause fits for our opponents with her length.

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Claire Hooker – Locust Grove

MVP for tournaments in 2023-2024 season, helped lead us to the state tournament, leading scorer, great 3 point shooter and defender.

Olivia Stokes – Locust Grove

She had a breakout freshman year, dominating on all aspects of the floor, all tournament team for multiple tournaments.

Hannah Bond – Locust Grove

She contributed to our team’s success greatly, all tournament team for multiple tournaments, strong post player and hard worker

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Ava Smith – Oklahoma Union

She is 6’1″ and an aggressive post.

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Ashtyn Warford – Oologah

I gave some information about her earlier and have included her stats. She will more than likely pass the 1000 point mark in scoring (she’s sitting at 765 points) sometime this season. She is a hard worker, a gym rat, and a 4.0 student in the classroom. She also finished 5th and made the podium in track last spring in the long jump. Her career high for scoring came at Welch last January where she dropped 36 points. She was all-conference honorable mention as a freshmen and all-conference as a sophomore, as well as a member of the Vype Top 100.

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Kailee Seaba – Oologah

Kailee is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Brynna Wiginton – Pryor

Brynna has great leadership skills, good shooter and is very skilled. –

Emma Pigeon – Vinita

Emma is a 4 year starter. She is a guard that can get to the rim and shoot the 3. She is a very good defender and a savvy player.

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Sara Hency – Vinita

Sara is a junior 3 and will be a 4 year starter. She is a strong post player with good touch. She can shoot from the outside and handle the ball as well. She can be very dominant at times.

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Camy Etzel – Welch

Sr. leader, has been a starter since a freshman, started out as a post and now is our point guard. Good speed and good court awareness.

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McKenna Hurley – Alex

McKenna Hurley often has to defend in the post area against girls much bigger than her and does a great job. Also averages 15 points a game.

Madison Byrne – Alex

Madison Byrne plays point and does an incredible job of getting us into our offenses and knowing just when to push the tempo.

Kenzie Beauchamp – Alex

Kenzie Beauchamp knocks down the 3 at a great percentage and always seems to drift to the right spot to get her shot off.

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Ainslee McComas – Amber-Pocasset

First year to coach her but based on her career up to this point she is a top 100 player. Don’t have all her stats but I’ve been around enough players to confidently say she belongs. Hard nosed, athletic, ultra competitive. Will be an all-starter at the end of the year.

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Ivory Miller – Anadarko

Ivory Miller is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Destinee McGee – Ardmore

Destinee is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

Emerie Adams – Ardmore

Emerie is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

Amara King – Ardmore

Amara is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Jaymee Abney – Bray-Doyle

Jaymee is a young impressive Sophomore Center. She has a fantastic work ethic and is very efficient in the low block. She has the ability to take over a game and will help take pressure off of our guards. She is also a dominant force on the blocks and will help as a rim protector on the defensive side of the ball.

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Kayden Prince – Caddo

Kayden is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Karlee Tahkofper – Carnegie

Three year starter who is ready to take her team to the next level by making a big playoff run. Jr. year saw her average 17pts and 8 abs/gm. Has helped Carnegie improve on the win side the last two years. Is a leader on and off the court. Has also helped the team to academic honors the last two years. Will be a top player in class A.

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KK Delaney – Central High

“Returning starter KK Delaney, we will look to her to be our on floor leader for this year’s team. During her Fr and Soph year, she was our defensive motor every night. We expect her to continue that role while elevating her production on the offensive side of the ball.

23-24 Stats

PPG: 5

RPG: 5

Steals: 3″

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Mea Ginn – Chickasha

She will be a 3 year starter as a Junior this season. She’s led us in rebounds the past two seasons along with being the 2nd highest scorer on the team. She puts in a ton of extra work outside of practice time. I believe she’s going to take huge steps and have a breakout season this year.

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Lillian Lime – Clinton

Lillian showed mental toughness and resilience her Jr. year. She’s a 5’9 combo guard that has potential to score at all three levels. The previous season she averaged 9.3 pts/ppg 5.4 reb/ppg and 2.7/stls.

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Birdie Brown – Cordell

Sophomore season averaged 15 ppg. Season/Career high is 39 points. Explosive scorer. Made 13 3’s in one game.

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Hadley Gibson – Cyril

Averaged 18 a game last year and is also a great defender. She’s won state championships in track 3 years in a row so she is a great athlete. Very competitive and works very hard.

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Preslee Hunt – Davis

Preslee is one of the top 3 point shooters in the state. She was our conference MVP last year, while being face guarded the entire season.

Jakobi LaNoy – Davis

Jakobi is the leader of our team. She always seems to come up with a huge bucket when we need it. She is our point guard and has really improved over the years. She was by far our best player this summer.

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Brilee Williams – Dickson

She was our 2nd leading scorer and led the team in 3 PT FG Makes as a freshman. Our leading scorer last year graduated and she has really embraced that go to player role. She probably averaged around 20 ppg over the summer in team camp games.

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Dasia Givens – Duncan

Dasia is going into her Junior year. She averaged 12 Ppg ,7 Reb , 3 assist as a sophomore. She continues to improve each year and will end up having a big junior year for her team. She is the type of player every team would benefit from having. She does a little bit of everything for her team and is continuously getting better.

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Janaiaya Fisher – Eisenhower

Janaiaya Fisher is a senior guard from Southwest Oklahoma. She is a talented right handed guard that can easily score and get teammates involved.

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Sabrina Williams – Elgin

Sabrina is one of my hardest workers, she always goes 100% and always does everything I ask of her. Her game IQ is very high, along with she is a three level scorer. I can put her in the post or have her play on the perimeter. She is going to have a huge role on our team this year.

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Abby Brown – Elk City

“Led the team in Scoring and Rebounds a year ago as a Junior. Averaged 15 points per game, 5.3 rebounds per game, and 2.3 steals per game. Has a competitive motor that never stops. Should become a member of the 1,000 point club this season.

Was a member of the WAC (Western Athletic Conference) 1st team a year ago.”

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Keira Pineda – Empire

“Sr. Keira Pineda- Keira is a small guard that uses her speed and athleticism to be a tough defender and dynamic scorer. Keira has been one of our top guards since her sophomore season. She always draws one of the toughest defensive assignments, she is a relentless defender and has always been our emotional leader. Keira is a great teammate, always the first to celebrate a big steal or a bigtime shot. This season she will step into the leadership role for the Lady Bulldogs, I believe this challenge will help to elevate her game even more. I look forward to one final season with Keira Pineda.

Keira averaged 9 points a game, 2off and 3def rebounds 3ast and 3stls and game last season”

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Jaclyn Lara – Healdton

“Jaclyn Lara is simply not just the best basketball player I’ve ever coached, but just simply the best. I’ve been coaching for 31 years now, and she is the hardest worker, puts in the most time, and has the most passion of any player I’ve ever coached. The time she puts in to hone her craft is astonishing. She will work for hours on ball handling and passing drills that will not only make her a better player, but the team as well. She is the best leader I’ve ever coached. She is always talking, to put the team in the right place physically on the floor, but also keep them in the right frame of mind. She can score from every spot on the floor, she plays the 1-5 positions and can guard those same positions as well. She is that once in a lifetime player, that we as coaches, hope and pray to get to coach one day. Believe me, I’m so very thankful to get to coach Jaclyn Lara. Thank you for your consideration of Jaclyn Lara – Vype 100.”

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Sage Norton – Hobart

Great shooter along with a really good skill set. Going to be a player to watch. Had a great summer for the bearcats. Moved in from Seiling where she was part of a State Championship team.

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Laila Tissychy – Indiahoma

Laila is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Madi McGowan – Lindsay

Madi is a 4 year starter who is closing in on 1000 points for her career. She was first team all conference last year as a junior and was top 3 in the voting for MVP of the conference. She has helped us make it to the Area tournament the last 3 years.

Canon Russell – Lindsay

Canon is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Madison Torres – Lone Grove

Madison is an extremely hard worker. She is a talented defender and a good three point shooter.

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Brynne Woodress – Mangum

Brynne G/PF is a Senior who averaged a double double last season and is close to it her sophomore year. She hit the game winning shot to win the district. She has a very high basketball IQ and she is very long and athletic. She is fun to watch. She works hard daily and never shies away from a challenge. She is also a District player of the year in Softball.

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Gracee Ottinger – Marlow

Gracee is a lights out shooter with DEEP range! She has worked hard to develop her ball handling and strength in the off season. She played extremely aggressively over the summer, leading us in rebounds.

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Laney Harris – Minco

She is the motor to our team. She makes plays on offense and on defense. Last season as a Jr. she led our team with 379 total points, 74 steals, 182 rebounds. She is long and athletic and creates turnovers.

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Ansley Warren – Navajo

As a standout basketball player for our high school team, Ansley has consistently demonstrated exceptional skill, dedication, and sportsmanship both on and off the court. Averaging 12 points, 5 rebounds and 3 steals per game as a freshman (leading the team in these categories), she has not only led our team to multiple victories but has also shown remarkable leadership qualities. Her commitment to training and improving her craft is evident in her work ethic, often being the first to arrive for practice and the last to leave. Beyond her athletic prowess, Ansley excels academically and actively participates in community service, embodying the true spirit of a student-athlete. Her passion for the game and unwavering determination make her a deserving candidate for this prestigious recognition.

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Kimberly Fox – Rush Springs

Kimberly Fox 4 year starter, lead team in every statistical category. Standout in softball basketball and track.

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Micah Villarreal – Ryan

“Micah is the starting PG on our team. She is just a Sophomore but is a strong offensive and defensive player. She is without a doubt the heart and soul of our team. She is very competitive and sets high standards for her teammates. Micah is learning to trust teammates, rely on them, and put each of them in the best possible situations within the game. She is our returning leading scorer with 11 points a game and she also led us in steals with over 4 per game.

She has a very bright future in basketball. She was a Southern 8 and South Central All-Conference selection.”

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Makenna Oliver – Velma-Alma

Makenna Oliver is a 5’8 junior forward. Makenna led the Lady Comets in scoring and rebounds last season. She was also selected to our Oilfield Conference Team and the Duncan Banner All Area 2nd Team. Makenna is a versatile player. She breaks the press, guards the post, and has a knack for getting to the free throw line. Makenna plays with a lot of poise and will be a key to the Lady Comets success this season.

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Tyson Woolsey – Broken Bow

Tyson Woolsey is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Brayli Beason – Cameron

Brayli has always worked hard in both sports and life. She puts her whole heart and effort into each practice, game and every aspect in life. She can not only handle the ball, but work strategically to get open and assist her teammates. Brayli works hard to score, make scoring opportunities and defend the other players. Brayli always plays with everyone on her team and never needs a reminder that she is not alone. She is a leader on and off the court and we cannot wait to see how her senior year turns out.

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Destiny Grant – Coalgate

Destiny is a very competitive kid. She works hard and leaves it all on the floor. Destiny is harder on herself than anyone else ever could be. She is going to be dominant on both ends of the floor. She has grown so much in the last two years, mentally and physically.

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Tori Kilburn – Hartshorne

Tori Kilburn is a Southeastern Oklahoma state commit. She is ranked in the top 30 players in the senior class in the state of Oklahoma and averaged a double double at Mcalester a season ago. 15 pts 11 reb per game. Tori was also a key player in Pittsburg High schools state Championship as a Freshman where she also averaged a double double.

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Dah’Myah Olden – Holdenville

Olden is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Kelbey Parnacher – Latta

Kelbey is one of the most dynamic PG athletes in the state. Her speed creates problems for opponents on both ends and creates tons of opportunities for her teammates.

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Luciana Douglas – Madill

Luciana is a SR. She was our leading scorer last season and is highly impressive in the open court. Lucy has a one of a kind skillset which she can knock down shots, play tenacious defense and also a force at getting to the basket. She was all conference last season and a standout player.

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Avrey Alberson – McAlester

“Avrey has been a part of the Lady Buffs basketball team since her freshmen year. She has had varsity playing time every year while being a part of the Lady Buffs. She was an intricate part of the 2022 State Championship team as a freshman.

Avrey has a high basketball IQ which helps her lead her team as a point guard.

She is a hard worker and continues to go above and beyond what is asked of her on the court. She works hard in the classroom setting as well. She is coachable and is always seeking to be better than the day before. She leads her teammates by being encouraging , while also holding them accountable within the program.”

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Kaylee Culwell – McCurtain

Great student and kid. will be her third year starting, been leading rebounder the last 2 years and averaged double figures in points. She plays with cystic fibrosis and you wouldn’t know it.

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Lola Underwood – Paoli

Lola started last year as a sophomore and made an immediate impact. She was named to our all-conference team. She is a flashy guard that utilizes her speed offensively to get to the basket. Her defense is what sets her apart. Although she is only 5’3″, she is an aggressive on ball defender that gets plenty of deflections throughout the game. As a sophomore she averaged 5.3 steals per game, and contributed offensively in points and assists with a 9.6 and 6.3 average respectively. She pushed herself this summer to be a leader for the upcoming season. She is a leader both on and off the court, and consistently encourages and pushes teammates to give their best. I am excited for her junior year.

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Lilly Wyche – Stonewall

Lilly is a 5’9 forward. She is our leading scorer and averaged 17.8ppg in the 23-24 season. She has 875 total points in high school so far, and should reach the 1000pt mark. She has great touch around the rim, and is a good shooter from outside also; shooting over 40% from 3 for the season. She is a good defender and rebounder.

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Brooklyn Turner – Strother

Versatile guard that averaged 17.5 ppg and was nominated at Oklahoman All Star by Class Honorable mention as a freshman.

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Khloe Holland – Talihina

We’ve been class A every year but this year we are 2a. We play several area/ state tournament teams and or larger schools almost every game. She’s a great kid and is also a great student. Out of all the girls I’ve coached at Talihina she is the most deserving of a top 100 or all-VYPE. She has also been a black diamond (Pocola, Stigler, Hartshorne, Wilburton and Heavener) all conference player every year in HS.

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Shyler Hurt – Tushka

Senior Leader for the Lady Tigers. Last year lead us in scoring and has started for us throughout her HS career. Great student and teammate.

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Caidence Cross – Vanoss

She has started at the pg position for the last three years. Every year we have been to the state tourney. Great leader that always competes and makes those around her better.

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Braileigh Threadgill – Wright City

Braileigh is a returning starter who will be counted to provide senior leadership that is so important to your team. Braileigh came close to averaging a double double last year. She was an all conference and a MC-6 all tournament player. Braileigh has shown the ability to take the ball to the hole or pull up and drain a three. We are depending upon Braileigh to bring intensity to the defensive end of the court and to help her younger teammates adjust to high school basketball.

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Keziah Lofton – Bethany

Keziah Lofton- Everyone knows about Keziah, she is hard to guard because of her length, ball skills, and quickness. She is on track to score over 2,000 pts in her career. Her abilities and determination have gained her national attention as she is ranked in the Top 10 on the ESPN poll for her year. She is an OU commit for basketball.

Kayten Donley – Bethany

Kayten Donley- All she does is win! Her skills are off the charts. She is always looking to make the best basketball decision. She is dangerous inside and outside. Her ability to play defense is second to none! She is an ORU basketball commit.

Ali Linn – Bethany

Ali Linn- Coming into her sophomore year this year Ali’s role on this team will change drastically. We look forward to her carrying a tremendous workload for this year’s team. She has a great combination of quickness and strength. When she gets in a gap she is hard to stop because of her ability to stay on balance and finish at the rim. As a staff we see her touches and stats increasing drastically this year as she steps in to fill several roles after girls graduating.

Camryn Regier – Bethany

Camryn Regier- She is coming to us from Yukon. This summer Camryn performed very well and has caught the eye of several college coaches. We are excited to have her a part of our team this season.

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Mariah Conally – Bishop McGuinness

Mariah is a big time scorer and willing to guard multiple positions. A true student athlete that will help our team reach the next level this year.

AceLynn Tucker – Bishop McGuinness

AceLynn is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Audrey Plunkett – Carl Albert

Audrey Plunkett is a returning starter for the Lady Titans. She helped the team to a varsity record of 22-6 and a state tournament bid in 2023, as well as Southern Invitational Tournament Champion, Bertha Teague Classic Tournament Champion and Titan Classic Tournament Runner-Up. She earned the following individual honors: Bertha Teague Classic All-Tournament Team Selection, 5A District 1 Second Team Selection, Oklahoma’s Big All City Honorable Mention Team Selection and The Oklahoman’s 5A All State Roster Honorable Mention. During the summer, Audrey was named to the 1st Team All OC Team Camp given to a player in the OC WBB Team Camp.

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Aliyah Duval – Choctaw

“2 year starter coming into her Junior year. Plays the point guard position well.

2 time defensive player of the year in our conference”

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Ashlynne Hale – Christian Heritage

“Great player; quality person! Ashlynne is coachable and hard working. She plays point, posts up, and can shoot the three. She has developed into our best ball handler and brings the leadership we need!

She is a scoring and rebounding leader. She can pull up off the dribble and shoot a true jump shot as well as post up. She is athletic and fluid!”

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Preslee Hartsock – Community Christian

Preslee has been a three year starter at point guard for our team. She has the ability to score from anywhere on the floor as well as lead our team in assists every year. Defensively, she can really disrupt the rhythm of other teams point guards and has a keen knack for getting steals whether on the ball or in the passing lanes. She is the best competitor in the state and always makes her team better.

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Estrella “Star” Thomas Raudales – Crooked Oak

Estrella “Star” Thomas Raudales. She is a strong post for us. She has a great touch around the gym but can step outside and shoot long range shots. She is coming off of an injury and has been working really hard to get herself ready for the start of the season.

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Clara Bebee – Crossings Christian

Clara Bebee. Super athlete. Plays 3 sports. State medalist in the long jump for track. 2 year starting point guard and now entering her junior year after a big summer with Team Oklahoma. She averaged 9 ppg last year and looks to really improve on that number. She is a stat stuffing machine as she averages several rebounds, assists, and a couple steals per game.

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Skylar Anderson – Dale

Skylar Anderson- Junior Guard who can do it all: shoot, drive, and dish. She is quick and strong to the basket and knows how to play the guard spot. She has an offer from Abilene Christian.

Teague Muncy – Dale

Teague Muncy- Senior Forward; Strong rebounder and talented offensive player who can play inside and out. She has committed to Drury University. She is a tremendous leader.

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Adriana Radinovic – Deer Creek

A kid that genuinely loves the game and loves the work. She is a 6’3 sophomore with a continually growing skillset! She moves really well, is an exceptional rebounder and can get up and down the floor!!

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Shelby Thornton – Del City

She is a forward and has just committed to North Texas.

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Shilah McGaha – Dibble

Shilah is a girl that you love to coach. She’s been our 6th man for the last two seasons and is ready to have a breakout year. I’m excited to see her play. Y’all will be too.

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Janiyah Williams – Edmond Memorial

Janiyah Williams is a 5’10 senior point guard at Edmond Memorial. She is a natural born leader that is always striving to improve her game. Williams makes a huge impact on the offensive and defensive boards with her strength, vertical, and ability to finish around the rim. Williams is currently ranked 51st in ESPN’s 2025 HoopGurlz Recruiting Rankings and she plans to attend the University of Oregon to continue her education and basketball career.

Avery Hjelmstad – Edmond Memorial

Avery is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Skylar Durley – Edmond North

Skylar is a Senior transfer from Classen SAS. She scored 1,000 points in her career and will make a big impact on our program. Skylar holds offers from schools like Marquette, Nevada, ORU and more.

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Aniyah Burney – Edmond Santa Fe

“2 year starter who isn’t afraid of big games. Averaged 8.4 ppg, 4 rpg, 2 apg, 2 spg. SG/PG”

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Lilly Thomas – El Reno

Lilly is a 6’1 forward who can score at all 3 levels. She can post up with her back to the basket, shoot the midrange, and knock down a 3. She also has great court vision and great passing that most bigs do not have. Lilly is currently recruited by multiple Division 2 schools.

Raegan Bugaj – El Reno

Raegan is a 5’2 guard who is a fan favorite. She is crafty with the ball, has great court vision, and gets down hill quickly. She was our 2nd leading scorer last year and is the only returner who averages double digit numbers. Lastly, she is sneaky at defense. She plays the passing lanes well and gets a lot of deflections. Raegan has committed to play at Friends University.

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Reagan Fowler – Heritage Hall

Reagan is an amazing athlete who really had her breakout year last year. Though Reagan has started since she was a freshman, she took on a huge leadership position last year. Reagan averages 17 points per game, 4 assists, and 2 steals. Reagan is a point guard that can get the three or get the bucket. Very athletic and hard working athlete. Reagan has committed to Rogers State University in Claremore, OK to attend school and play basketball next fall.

Marly Moore – Heritage Hall

Marly Moore was our leading scorer last year and a team captain as a junior. Marly averaged 19 points a game last season, was over 80% from the free throw line for the entire year (scoring over 135 FT’s for her team throughout the season), and was one of the strongest defenders we have. Marly ranges from a great shooting guard to a strong power forward that can march her way through the lane. Marly has had a great amount of playing time because she also has started since her freshman year. Though Marly is an outstanding athlete and leader, she is still undecided on which university/college she plans to attend and play for.

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Lydia Hall – Jones

Lydia is a gym rat. Constantly looking to improve her game. She comes in every morning to get shots up and stays late after practice. She is extremely athletic and greatly contributes to our team’s success!

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Creighton Conley – McLoud

Creighton is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Kloey Knox – Midwest City

Kloey is an athlete that can get to the rim at ease. Kloey led us in scoring this summer with her ability to attack and shoot with range.

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Mya Alston – Mustang

Mya is being recruited by 6 D1 colleges as a Junior

Cherish Haywood – Mustang

Cherish is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Kalani Kindered – Newcastle

Kalani is an impactful incoming freshman. Her versatility and leadership at a young age will create a huge impact for our program. She has the ability to get downhill to create for herself and her teammates when needed. Her versatility offensively and defensively will be a huge part of our upcoming season.

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Raylee Steely – Noble

Raylee Steely is a 4-year starter who handles the ball well and has great court vision. She finishes well around the hoop despite her size and has shown consistent improvement in her three-point shooting every year. Raylee is versatile, contributing to scoring, assisting, and guarding the best player on the opposing team. Last year, she averaged 12 points and is focused on improving this year.

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Keeley Parks – Norman

“2024 Gatorade Player of the Year

District and Conference MVP”

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Olivia Watkins – Norman North

Olivia is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Seleh Harmon – Norman North

Seleh is a 5’10” shooting guard in the 2025 graduating class. She is a three level scorer on offense and one of our team’s best on ball defenders. She has a solid basketball IQ and has been a statistical leader for our team since she was a sophomore. Seleh has committed to play basketball at Pepperdine University.

Kenzie Clouse – Norman North

Kenzie is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Kenna Esparza – Purcell

Kenna has been a 4 year varsity starter for Purcell. From the moment she hit campus she has been the engine for this basketball program. She has been the top scorer for 3 years, while leading the team in steals and assists. A natural leader, she is just a special player. She currently has 3 offers to play at the next level. With her at the helm, we are expecting big things this year.

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Rylie Burnett – Piedmont

Rylie is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Brandie Harrod – Putnam City North

She is a 6’1″ senior – guard/forward. Brandie recently committed to Auburn University. She has exceptional length and athleticism and can score the ball inside and out. She can create match up problems on both ends of the court as well. Brandie has a great mid range and can get to the basket.

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Kimyia Bullard – Putnam City West

Kimyia was part of the 2024 6A State Championship team. While she may not have been a standout player at the time, her contributions were invaluable. She consistently showed up, worked hard in practice, and significantly improved her skills. All of this has set her up to be a key player for us this season.

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Josie Megehee – Shawnee

Josie has moved in this year from Bethel HS. She has committed to the University of Tulsa to play basketball. She is a big time competitor and a proven scorer as she led Bethel to the state tournament last season.

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Sabrina Hernandez – Southmoore

Sabrina Hernandez is a very hard-working sophomore; she led our team in scoring last season as a freshman. We are looking for her to have a huge season this season.

Lexi Tompkins – Southmoore

Lexi Tompkins is a junior who is a hustler and defender. She is our team’s best defender. Lexi also contributes on offense handling the ball for us and getting to the rim.

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Peyton Bays – Tecumseh

Freshman Standout. Pure Scorer. Can score in multiple ways.

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Marissa Sandlin – Tuttle

Marissa is a junior, returning starter for us. She is being recruited by Oklahoma Christian & Friends University. She is a combo guard, capable of attacking the rim and finishing through contact, shooting the 3, or posting up and finishing with her back to the basket. She is a vocal leader, and consistently our hardest worker on the floor. She was our third leading scorer and rebounder last year and will look to take over the lead responsibility in those areas this year. She will be a key factor in our success this season.

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Breanna Lindert – Washington

“2023-2024 Season

Breanna Lindert: Daily Oklahoman State Tournament 1st Team; Tulsa World State Tournament 1st Team; Canadian Valley Conference Co-MVP; Bertha Teague All Tournament 1st Team, Little All-City 2nd Team, 3A Daily Oklahoman Honorable Mention, Tulsa World All-State Honorable Mention.2022-2023 Season-Breanna Lindert: Canadian Valley Conference MVP

Breanna Lindert has dominated our conference and our class the last two years. I expect her to have the same impact this year.”

Kelby Beller – Washington

“2023-2024 Season

Kelby Beller: Daily Oklahoman State Tournament 1st Team; Tulsa World State Tournament Honorable Mention, Canadian Valley Conference Co-MVP; Bertha Teague Tournament MVP, Little All-City 3rd Team, 3A Daily Oklahoman Honorable Mention, Tulsa World All-State Honorable Mention.

2022-2023 Season

-Kelby Beller: Daily Oklahoman State Tournament 1st Team; Tulsa World State Tournament 1st Team; Daily Oklahoman All-State Honorable Mention, Tulsa World All-State Honorable Mention; Canadian Valley Conference 2nd Team; Latta All Tournament 1st Team

Kelby Beller is a dynamic point guard that creates shots for herself and others better than anyone in our class.”

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Taelyn Ringwald – Wayne

Taelyn scored 419 points as a freshman last year and amassed 250 rebounds as well.

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Kyiah Prestridge – Westmoore

Kyiah Prestidge is considered to be one of the top players in the state and the class of 2026. She works very hard and has such a great basketball IQ when it comes to playing the game. She’s a student of the game and always looking for ways to make herself and the team better. She’s very special and I believe this year will be a very special year for her.

Dadreanna Frost – Westmoore

Dadreanna is a VYPE Top 100 selectee and is expected to have a great season.

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Kenlea Jefferson – Yukon

Kenlea has started every game since her 9th grade year. She has been the 2nd leading scorer each of her first 2 seasons and has led the Millerettes in 3 pointers made over the last 2 seasons. She is an elite on ball defender and a fearless competitor. She is a big shot maker and has been a huge part of the success of the program over the last 2 seasons.

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Ava Slagle – Berryhill

Ava is a different bread in the paint. She is not afraid of contact and many times finishes through contact resulting in an, an and 1. She was a double-double player for us this year, successfully reaching double-doubles for more than half her games as a freshman. She scored over 200 points as a freshman as well. Ava can score in the paint and has an outside game as well. She reads the defense well in order to make smart decisions on offense. She is a defensive threat as well and a big asset for us on the boards on both sides of the floor. Ava attended quite a few showcases over the off-season across the state and was a spotlight player at these events. Ava will play a huge part in our team’s success this year.