Star Making Turns at BA Super Scrimmage

Scrimmage season is here in Oklahoma! This past Saturday in Broken Arrow saw many of the top teams in Oklahoma converge on the 918 to start testing themselves with dreams of a Gold Ball in March on their mind. In gyms filled with stars, here's a group of prospects that shined bright.    In a big time Class 4A clash between Lincoln Christian and Newcastle, it didn't take long for Stewart to be the first on the floor to win a loose ball. Because that's simply the intensity and effort she brings every second on the court. Along with excelling in doing the little things, Stewart was strong and confident in getting downhill against a tall Newcastle squad. There was transition pushes made possible by the breakneck pace she sat for Lincoln, while also living in the paint on halfcourt drives. Where she impressively was dropping dimes to open teammates at the rim, or kicking out to open shooters. The do it all guard staked a strong claim to being the best 2026 prospect in Oklahoma.     If Saturday was any indication, Stokes is set to be a star as a sophomore. She won defensive reps against one of Oklahoma's best 2026 prospects. Caused havocs with more steals. And then was a silky do it all threat on offense. She posted up on the block, pushed it in transition into mid-range. Buried knock down triples. And impressively has some good vision and accuracy as a passer. Instead of asking what she can do, it's a better question to ask if there's anything Stokes can't do? Oral Roberts has already offered the high upside prospect, and those offers should continue to roll in.     Deer Creek is shaping up to make some noise with a talented young group, and at the heart of it is Radinovic. She's a mobile forward, who runs the floor hard, crashes the glass even harder and has a soft and reliable touch around the rim. Seems to embrace and relish her role as a traditional forward prospect, can be a rim runner and threat in pick and roll. Or set up on the block and use her soft tough and long wingspan to be an efficient finisher. Looks ready to build off an impressive freshman campaign with an even stronger sophomore campaign.     Not really a star making turn, as Hjelmstad is already one of the brightest stars in Oklahoma. But a match up against Union was a loud reminder on just how good the future Utah Ute is. She simply does it all on the court, looking even more athletic as a rim protector, with quicker more explosive movements. Which also translated to looking smooth while avoiding defenders on drives. It's clear the already impressive Hjelmstad has upped her game even higher and is set for a monstrous senior season.     Similar to her teammate Hjelmstad, Saturday also served as a reminder about how special one of Oklahoma's finest is. There was a brief take over stretch by Wlliams that included strong and acrobatic finishes through contact. Fearless finishing at that level consistently will make her unstoppable this winter. Especially when factoring in the sweet pull up jumper she has when defenders try to sag off. Arguably the best one-two punch in Oklahoma put their best foot forward in Broken Arrow, with Gold Ball dreams firmly in mind.     Sheaffer is a complete scorer, who gave it her all on both ends of the court for her feisty Lady Bruins squad. Dug down low and held her own in some match ups against Locust Gove's tall size on defense. Then would push the tempo or do damage in the halfcourt with a silky mid-range and three point shooter. A gamer, who finds ways to produce.

Scrimmage season is here in Oklahoma! This past Saturday in Broken Arrow saw many of the top teams in Oklahoma converge on the 918 to start testing themselves with dreams of a Gold Ball in March on their mind. In gyms filled with stars, here's a group of prospects that shined bright.