Star Potential in 2029

The Class of 2029 in Oklahoma already has three players with multiple offers from schools in the biggest conferences in the country. With [player_tooltip player_id='1222916' first='Brooklyn' last='Henderson'], [player_tooltip player_id='1542324' first='Bentli' last='Brantley'] and [player_tooltip player_id='1261056' first='Saniya' last='Douglas'] leading the way as national level recruits. It's fair to argue that even though their careers are young, those three are already shaping up to be stars. Put them in any order and you'd hear no complaints from me, because they're all future high major players with outstanding futures.   But they are not then only bright and hungry young talents in the Class of 2029s. Here's a look at a group of prospects with the potential to develop into stars as well.    Williams has a claim as the top post defender in this class, and she might soon be the best in Oklahoma regardless of class. She's an anchor in the middle, who combines light on her feet movements with outstanding timing when it comes to reading drives and defending against fellow post players. What really could propel her into conversation with big time colleges is her evolving offensive ability. Has soft touch out to the mid-range and at the charity stripe. It's very possible to see her developing three point range. Which would make her a complete scorer to go along with her post moves. There's a feeling that 6A is a bit wide open, and it's possible Williams could turn into a dominant force that helps the Lady Broncos to their second title game in three years.     Braggs has made one of the most rapid developments in this class. As there were signs of her potential with a strong close to her freshman year at Choctaw. Now after a spring with LEGYNDS, she's established herself as one of the best scorers in the class. Has fully turned into a 2/3, with deep range. Even hitting of the bounce from DEEP with ease. With a plus wingspan and next level athleticism, the two way impact potential is off the chart. Especially as today she announced she's transferring to GRIND Prep to join a LOADED squad, playing a tough national schedule. With one of the higher ceilings in the class, don't be surprised to see Braggs continue to rise.     From the small town ranks out in western Oklahoma, Gray has already impressed with a State Title run in Class A. She's quick off the bounce with the electric playing style, and a poise beyond her years. Her dynamic play has continued this spring at the 16U level. Further proving that her speed and feel translate. With her ability to finish with either hand, she's a clear bet on production prospect for college coaches who like feisty smaller guards. Odds are Gray isn't done winning State Titles, and could write quite the impressive resume over the next three years.     The wild card on this list, the athletic potential for Shine is near the top of the class. Effortless looking athlete, who hunts on defense and glides to the rim on offense. Her freshman season is interesting to digest, as she exploded with huge individual outputs on a team without a lot of talent around her. Which can make it hard to get a true read on just how good she can be. With the shotmaking she displayed, especially from deep, there's potential she could make a major sophomore season leap.

The Class of 2029 in Oklahoma already has three players with multiple offers from schools in the biggest conferences in the country. With Brooklyn Henderson Brooklyn Henderson 5'10" | PG Midwest City | 2029 State OK , Bentli Brantley Bentli Brantley 5'7" | PG Washington | 2029 State OK and Saniya Douglas Saniya Douglas 5'11" | CG/SG Grind Prep Academy | 2029 State OK leading the way as national level recruits. It's fair to argue that even though their careers are young, those three are already shaping up to be stars. Put them in any order and you'd hear no complaints from me, because they're all future high major players with outstanding futures.