May Recruiting Notebook

Oklahoma's Class of 2028 continues to show it's ridiculous depth with Murray picking up an offer from Sacramento State. The Stillwater guard is playing up at the 17U level and fits right in with her high motor, physical playing style. Always competing on defense and the glass. While also showing she can play off the ball next to Southern Ties' outstanding backcourt duo. With a jack of all trades aspect to her skill combined with a hard nosed playing style, Murray has one of the highest floors in the Class of 2028.     The explosive Southeastern Oklahoma guard picked up a deserved offer after a productive second EYBL session in New Orleans. It comes from a D1 program that is making inroads in Oklahoma, North Alabama. Cauthron is more than just her killer speed and athleticism. She's a tough shot maker off the bounce. Along with the handles and ball fakes to make highlight reel drives to the rim.     Hartman is collecting small school offers, while also holding D1 interest. UCO offered over the winter, Oklahoma City and Harding joined the race this spring and more are sure to come. The possibility for D1s to enter the picture after a productive July is on the table. Because she's grown to a legit 6 foot and has shown this spring she can impact winning without the ball.   Has always been an eager defender, making the most of her athletic gifts with a hard nosed playing style. Literally, as she battled through a broken nose to help Kingfisher to the Class 4A State Tournament. While she'll have to carry a bigger offense burden for the Lady Yellowjackets this upcoming season. Her grassroots experience could hold the ticket to the next level. All the traits are there for Hartman to become an elite on the ball defender, who can cover multiple positions along then perimeter. The talent and desire is there, now it's about adding attention to detail and discipline to better cover top tier guards without fouling.     The Jenks bucket getter has enjoyed a productive with new program Midwest Hustle Elite. She's now received a reward for her efforts with a commitment to Missouri Science and Tech. The Lady Miners are getting a skilled and muilt-level scorer. Who also isn't afraid to get her nose dirty on the glass or on the defensive end.     Wray is one of a few 918 prospects that Hendrix (Arkansas) has put a focus on. As couple other JYD program members [player_tooltip player_id='1360500' first='Annabelle' last='Ngouan'] (Owasso) and [player_tooltip player_id='910039' first='Posey' last='LaBouff'] (Kieffer) were also offered. They all share the ability to put the ball in the hole, especially from distance. Wray might have the most advanced and well rounded scoring game of the trio. She's a knock down shooter from three and in the mid-range. With savvy off the ball movement helping her find the openings to take advantage of shooting ability.