Recruiting News and 2 who should be NEXT

Oklahomans are popular targets for the in state small colleges and those in neighboring states. Here's a group who have received good recent news. Along with two more prospects who should be next for increased college intrrest.    One of the more exciting lead guards in 2026, Anderson is shifty when getting downhill. With outstanding passing and vision in transition or halfcourt. Her great handles also allow her to quickly pulling up off the dribble in the mid-range and from three. The standout recently picked up an offer Missouri Southern and should be a priority target for regional programs.     Injuries are rough, especially when they happen to quick and high energy players like Curry. She's had to bounce back from a long layoff and made the return to the court this spring. And her perseverance has been rewarded with her first offer from Friends (KS). The opportunity is a good benchmark for a promising guard, who will be looking to finish her high school career strong. She's also not the only Southern Assault prospect to pick up a recent offer from Friends. As AAU teammate ([player_tooltip player_id='573004' first='Hayden' last='McDowell'] did as well.     After a 4-0 weekend from Duval's Swram squad, she was rewarded with an offer from Rogers State. The Choctaw Lady Yellowjacket has a lot of recruitable traits. She's versatile on both ends of the court. Especially on the defensive end. Past viewings have made her attention to detail and aggressiveness on defense very noticeable. This offer comes on the heels of another offer from OBU, making her quite the target for Oklahoma D2s. Who likely also appreciate her defensive ability, along with her ability to play on or off the ball.     Energy always get rewarded in basketball. And Davis is very much an energy player. While she's capable of providing a scoring punch, check out her production in the 2A Semifinals in March with 24 points and multiple threes. But her infectious energy and non stop motor are always what stands out. Even when her shot isn't falling. The energy she provides on the court is rewarded with wins and production. And now has provided her a next level reward, an offer from Southeastern Oklahoma State.     The Pawnee Lady Black Bear was a mauler for her high school program this past season. And is now a focal point for JYD this spring. She beats opponents up on the glass, with her height, strength and good quickness for her size. But she's not just a hard hat wearing player around the rim. She can also stretch the floor from three. Or attack as a driver, who plays at her own pace. With sneaky good passing vision. It's not a matter of if more college opportunities come, it's a matter of when.     Ideal size for the next level, with the ability to cover multiple positions on the perimeter. While also playing tall around the rim without fouling. The eastern Oklahoma standout has an unique but effective shooting form. She's capable in the mid-range and from beyond the arc. Picked up second team all conference honors, while helping the Lady Rangers to the Class 3A State Tournament. Even competes in track as a State Qualifier. Carver like a well rounder guard, who is a no brainer to help a program at the next level.

Oklahomans are popular targets for the in state small colleges and those in neighboring states. Here's a group who have received good recent news. Along with two more prospects who should be next for increased college intrrest.