Class of 2026 Rankings: Need a bucket?

The northern Oklahoma scoring machine made the jump up to Class 6A by joining Bartlesville. And the increase in competition didn't slow her down one bit. She cleared 1,000 career points this season, routinely scoring 20+ points. While also stuffing the statsheet with rebounds, steals and more, as she had to do it all for the Lady Bruins. Sheaffer has a smooth off the dribble game. Capable of pulling up in the mid-range, or scoring amongst the trees when she gets to the rim.     After winning Class 6A as a sophomore, Jefferson has taken her game nation wide with GRIND Prep. She's a skilled guard, with a strong off the dribble game. Plays off two feet, allowing her to be strong at the rim and finish through contact. Has a skilled mid-range game, with floaters or quick stop pull ups. Add in her range from deep and she's a true three level scorer. Scoring machine who will find a home at the next level.     Moore has joined with teammate Williams to carry the load for the Comets as they made the jump up to Class 5A. She's been a go to scorer for SAS, while also often cleaning up on the boards. In a pivotal district win over Midwest City, she poured in 24 points and grabbed 9 rebounds. Her athleticism shines on both ends of the court. As along with scoring and rebounding, she's a havoc causer with quick hands for pokes out or deflections. A complete prospect, who made strong strides as a top option for the 14-7 Lady Comets. Helping them earn a Regional host next week to start their playoff journey.     Quick, fast and strong, good luck keeping McQuarters out of the paint. She's a dynamite player who explodes off the floor for tough finishes, as she plays like a taller guard. She's nearly averaging a double double on the year with 16.6 points and 9.4 rebounds per game. Another 1,000 point scorer for her career on this list. Finished the regular season with a 30 point explosion against Jenks, and will make Sapulpa a tough out in the 6A playoffs.     After a season filled with playing larger classification schools, Hunnicutt should have Rejoice positioned to make some noise as a sleeper in the Class 2A playoffs. She has great positional size, with strong handles and body control on drives. Great footwork on euro moves and other steps around the basket to avoid defenders. Capable of stopping and popping in the mid-range as well. Crossed the 1,000 point scoring mark earlier this season, and she should keep adding to it with her killer crossover.     There aren't many scorers in the small town ranks better than the speedy western Oklahoma guard. A blur with the ball in her hands, she weaves through defenders in the halfcourt and transition. Along with the ability to get paint touches, she's a sniper from three who can't be left open. Expect Fite to put on a show for her 24-2 squad in a few weeks at the Big House.