Tuesday Doubleheader: OBA Cashion, Sapulpa Jenks

Checking in on action from all over Oklahoma, with a pivotal Class 2A battle. And a pair of east side 6A teams looking to gain momentum for the rest of district play.   Games Watched via stream      Dominating game for the unique guard. She's like a bowling ball with the way she plays through contact. Had moments of taking it coast to coast, bouncing off defenders. But also was often focal point of the offense in the halfcourt, catching in the high post, and bullying the opposition with her combo of quickness and strength. Tough on defense as well, quick hands for timely steals. Beats taller opponents off the floor with quick jumping, that helps her rebound bigger than her height as well. Gritty gamer, who simply produces.     Was the half of the dynamic senior duo for OBA that picked up the scoring slack in the win. Transition threat, with good body control and quality finishing at the rim. Seems to have a variety to her finishing ability around the rim. Turning drives into quasi post scores where he great touch from 8 feet in. Good body control allows her a variety of angles to get off shots as well. Did a lot of her damage off the bounce, but was hunting for perimeter scoring as well during one stretch in the third. Quicker release, with good form while shooting off the dribble.     Adkisson knows who she is as a player, and thrives with her two strengths. She was a plus rebounder on the night, especially on the offensive end. Where she had little wasted motion to go right back up quickly. When not crashing the glass, she's often spotted up along the perimeter. She knocked down multiple triples in Sapulpa's win. Amazing example of a player who knows her role, and excels in it.     The sophomore was a bright spot for a Jenks team that struggled to get it together on the offensive end. Looks to read the game really well, often in the right spot at right time for long rebounds and to record steals. Has some wiggle to her game, allowing her to attack in the mid-range, and even shake free for a pull up three attempt. Looks to pass along with scoring attempts on drives. Rock solid all around combo guard, that seems to be on the trajectory to become a collegiate player.     Post prospect who runs the floor hard in transition, crashes the offensive glass and knows how to establish and carve out position near the rim. Great stretch in the early second half during the comeback attempt. Beat guards down the floor to get early position. Good passes out of the post too, seemed to have good chemistry with her fellow interior teammates. Solid touch around the rim. Promising start to her sophomore campaign for a sleeper in Class 2A.     Big time athlete, who plays much taller than her size. Always is watching and fighting for rebounds. Outstanding job of combining her vision for the ball with . Had a couple ugly misses early but settled down and was more under control as a scorer as the game progressed. Has some pump fakes and one dribble moves to go along with her great athleticism. Her first step in particular seems to be a problem for bigger opponents.     Quieter game for the northwestern Oklahoma small school star. Still had a pivotal third quarter stretch, opened with a catch and shoot three. Then got into the mid-range a bit. Good vision on a dime. Cayot and Walden are hunting another State Tournament run, this time while up in Class 2A.     Sparkplug freshman guard, who often could not be kept out of the paint. Routinely got paint touches, with good finishes for a smaller guard. Tempo pusher, either causing steals for run outs or grabbing and going off rebounds. Plays with her head up in those scenarios. Important straw that stirs the drink for a Cashion squad that has some quality size around the quick freshman.     Tough and speedy defender. Had a sequence where she deflected a pass, then was the first to the floor for a loose ball. Played with similar urgency throughout by causing havoc. Quieter on the offensive end. But had a good moment where she brought the ball up, sensed the defense slacking and like a running back hit the hole and got downhill. The drive ended with a good finish and a free throw right after. Has a chance to grow this sophomore season into a guard who can consistently impact the game on both ends of the court.

Checking in on action from all over Oklahoma, with a pivotal Class 2A battle. And a pair of east side 6A teams looking to gain momentum for the rest of district play.