5/17 – Recruiting Roundup

Here is a look at some of the players making noise around Oklahoma in the past few weeks thanks to their receiving college offers. Congrats to all of the players listed here and all of the others getting noticed out there! <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="211878" first="Ellie" last="Morrill"] | 6-0 PF | Owasso - 2022 | Grassroots: Oklahoma PWP | <a href="https://x.com/EllieMorrill22">@EllieMorrill22</a></strong> Back in March Ellie received an offer from NAIA squad Mt. Mercy in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The Mustangs jumped in early for the 2022 by having her out for a visit and offering her on the spot. Morrill is a tremendous post player with length and strength who is only going to get better heading into and during her senior season. Head Coach Tim Schuring was smart to offer this outstanding post defender and will definitely be waiting for that good news he is hoping for! <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="211847" first="Hadley" last="Periman"] | 6-2 PF | Tuttle - 2022 | Grassroots: Academy of Hoops | <a href="https://x.com/hadleyperiman21">@hadleyperiman21</a></strong> Our No. 7-ranked player in the class of 2022 recently received an offer from the University of Tulsa. New Head Coach Angie Nelp has been hard at work since arriving in the Sooner State to get future Golden Hurricanes locked in and offering Hadley was a tremendous idea. Periman is a rebounding machine who does a great job of high-pointing the ball and bringing it down with authority. She can score it from inside and does a really good job of recognizing the double-team and either getting her fellow big involved or kicking it out. There is a very good chance that this isn’t the last D-I offer for Hadley. <strong>QuinNae’ Love | 5-5 PG | Will Rogers (Tulsa) - 2022 | Grassroots: OK Federal Ballerz | <a href="https://x.com/QuinnaeLove">@QuinnaeLove</a></strong> QuinNae’ has committed to Texas Wesleyan in Fort Worth, TX and honestly I am truly happy for this young lady. She is one of the hardest workers that I have seen on the court and she undoubtedly earned this scholarship. She came to the PGH Top 250 Expo in OKC and really turned heads with her unselfish leadership and her ability to cover her opponent like a glove. New Rams Head Coach Brenita Jackson has worked in the grassroots and high school area and has a history of developing great players. It will be a lot of fun to see the progress that Love makes under her leadership.