The Heart of Texas: The Future is Now Part 2

As always, it starts with Wilson's speed and quickness. Game changing by pushing in transition, while also shifty enough to carve up the defense in the halfcourt. Plays fast but mostly in control. Complete with two foot stops in the paint, where she's capable of either hitting jumpers or making the right passes to open teammates. In the overtime victory, she also locked in on the ball defensively. Making a big stop in the extra period. Wilson had an impressive start to her high school career and is making more strides this spring to become a complete lead guard.     Small town guard, who is a good athlete and plays in attack mode. Head up in transition and with a cannon for outlet passes. Gets paint touches in the half court with above average quickness and a good first step. Highlights and accolades from her freshman year put an emphasis on her scoring ability. Which she had scoring spurts, but watching a full Southern Assault win put a spotlight on her being a well rounded guard. Who can elevate her teammates along with getting buckets.     Strong scoring guard, who knows how to read the defense. If they go under the screen, she'll make them pay with jumpers. While also having an quality and under control driving game. With good touch on her runners and the ability to draw fouls at the rim. Broken Arrow is graduating a very strong class, so there will be opportunity for the incoming freshman with her scoring chops to potentially earn early playing time.     The 2029 playing up in the 15U Divison has poise and feel beyond her years. Good movement profile offensively with some speed and change of direction ability. Makes plays on defense with those athletic traits and also the awareness of when to pinch down to cause havoc. Or pressure the full length of the court. Kept the ball moving in transition and in half court. Knocked down threes when left open. Strong all around showing.     A speedy guard, she fits into the ethos for her grassroots program. Good handle with some wiggle to her movements allows her to break full court pressure, along with some timely passes. Even shook a tightly covering defender and drained a big pull up three to put her squad up 10 in an eventual win on Sunday morning. Oologah was a game away from a State Tournament appearance in tough 4A. Guffey providing a spark to a good group of upcoming seniors, could be what's needed to get them over the hump next year.     Decisive and attack minded guard, who gets downhill in a hurry. Hit a few good crossovers, getting baseline and then using reverse layups to avoid defenders. Her timely scoring including a triple. Just good balance scoring, in the flow of [program_tooltip program_id='712936' first='Team' last='Oklahoma']'s offense. Would expect nothing less from Beller, with her familiar last name. Helped Washington to a Class 2A State Title and is expected to play an even bigger role in keeping the powerhouse program rolling.