2025 Rankings: Taking the Lead

Speed kills, and expect Anderson to be at the forefront of a speedy, athletic and tough Douglass team that will be among the 4A favorites (and best teams in Oklahoma regardless of class). She can be a table setter for teammates or score tough buckets herself. Even though she often plays at 80 miles per hour, she rarely looks out of control and understands how to switch gears to really make life hard on defenders. Anderson followed up an outstanding junior campaign by playing a key part on a talented grassroots squad that barnstormed the country to great success.     Another speedy available lead guard, Hartsock has impressed in every viewing by the PGH staff. She's shown the clutch gene with her 3A State Tournament performances. Equally capable as a scorer (with deep range or slashing to the basket) or as a guard who gets her teammates involved as a creator. Big time transition threat with the way she can push the tempo. Based on how she's played over the last year, she's been one of the more undervalued recruits in 2025 and is set for a huge senior campaign.       With one of the best handles in the state and quickness like a cat, Morrison is one of the toughest covers in Oklahoma. She has blow by speed with great touch on her floater that allows her to finish over taller foes. Her ability to get defenders on skates also opens up her mid-range game. Regional junior colleges have started to take notice of the dynamic abilities of Morrison. She's picked up recent offers from Connors State, Northeastern Oklahoma and Baton Rouge Community College. More should come as she racks up big scoring numbers this winter, as one of the must watch players in the class.     Headed to Missouri Science and Technology, Marraccini is a heady lead guard who seemingly always makes the right decisions on the court. Capable of pushing the tempo while always under control, head on a swivel to make plays for others and rarely turning it over. When needed, she can pop off a crucial bucket or two. But it's clear she thrives and relishes the traditional point guard role of creating for her teammates.     After a junior season as a sharpshooter, Bugaj is expected to be on the ball more for the defending 5A champs. Which based on this summer is a role she should thrive in. Great basketball IQ and feel are clear in her game. Good handle and valuing of the ball. Her threat as a three point shooter should open up lanes for herself and her teammates. Has the feel of a "gamer" type guard, who simply finds way to get it done.     The energy and passion Bettis plays with has been apparent in multiple online viewings and in person over the summer. She has a non stop motor and good quickness/athleticism to match. Hard nose play as a defender and excelling in her any role she's slotted into. She'll be closing out her high school career at Victory Christian, which should see her shoulder more of the scoring load. Has started to pick up next level opportunities from various levels of small colleges.