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<p>One of the most improved players in Oklahoma, Sanders has continued her development from a forward to more of a wing. She remains a hard worker when it comes to rebounding and going after loose balls. Now she's more comfortable with catch and shoot threes. Along with putting it on the deck. The athletic 918 prospect has impressed with Midwest Hustle Elite this spring and expect her ascension to continue this winter with Broken Arrow. </p>
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<p>Small town sharpshooter, who has turned college coaches' heads with recent offers from local SNU and Austin of Sherman, Texas. She has some of the deepest range in Oklahoma. Comfortably pulling from well beyond on the arc. Is deadly as a spot up threat, but with her quickness and fluidity she gets into her shooting form quickly and easily off the bounce. With quickness, handles and energetic play to go along with her shooting ability, it's not surprising regional collegiate are starting to prioritize one of Oklahoma's bests from the small town ranks.</p>
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<p>Johnston is a hard nosed shooting guard. Has shown in a couple viewings this spring a willingness to mix it up on the offensive glass and do the dirty work on defense. Active hands for deflections and moves her feet hard to cover quicker guards. Solid shooter from beyond the arc, currently is more of a two guard. She's transferred to a new program, Summit Christian in Broken Arrow. Where she'll receive tutelage from former ORU head coach Misti Cussen. Johnston improving foot speed and confidence in her handle would help lead to a breakout junior campaign for the new Lady Eagle. </p>
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<p>Pumphrey enjoyed a strong junior season, where her shooting ability was a key component in Edmond North making the Class 6A State Tournament. She's a smart mover off the ball, going to openings along the three point line. Or cutting to the mid-range. Hustles in transition leading to trailer opportunities as a shooter. Has a willingness to battle on defense, which seems like a requirement to play for Coach Papahronis at North. </p>
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<p>A physical and do it all off guard for the Lady Pirates. Bullard is seemingly always around the ball, leading to rebounds, blocks, steals and hustle plays. Including taking charges. Was a key floor spacing piece for Dale this past season, shooting it well as a spot up threat. Will have a bigger role this winter for the prestigious 2A program </p>
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Social Media Highlights One of the most improved players in Oklahoma, Sanders has continued her development from a forward to more of a wing. She remains a hard worker when it comes to rebounding and going after loose balls. Now…
Small town sharpshooter, who has turned college coaches' heads with recent offers from local SNU and Austin of Sherman, Texas. She has some of the deepest range in Oklahoma. Comfortably pulling from well beyond on the arc. Is deadly as a spot up threat, but with her quickness and fluidity she gets into her shooting form quickly and easily off the bounce. With quickness, handles and energetic play to go along with her shooting ability, it's not surprising regional collegiate are starting to prioritize one of Oklahoma's bests from the small town ranks.
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Johnston is a hard nosed shooting guard. Has shown in a couple viewings this spring a willingness to mix it up on the offensive glass and do the dirty work on defense. Active hands for deflections and moves her feet hard to cover quicker guards. Solid shooter from beyond the arc, currently is more of a two guard. She's transferred to a new program, Summit Christian in Broken Arrow. Where she'll receive tutelage from former ORU head coach Misti Cussen. Johnston improving foot speed and confidence in her handle would help lead to a breakout junior campaign for the new Lady Eagle.
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Pumphrey enjoyed a strong junior season, where her shooting ability was a key component in Edmond North making the Class 6A State Tournament. She's a smart mover off the ball, going to openings along the three point line. Or cutting to the mid-range. Hustles in transition leading to trailer opportunities as a shooter. Has a willingness to battle on defense, which seems like a requirement to play for Coach Papahronis at North.
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A physical and do it all off guard for the Lady Pirates. Bullard is seemingly always around the ball, leading to rebounds, blocks, steals and hustle plays. Including taking charges. Was a key floor spacing piece for Dale this past season, shooting it well as a spot up threat. Will have a bigger role this winter for the prestigious 2A program
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