Class of 2025 Rankings: Impact Post Players

The top of the 2025 rankings is focused around elite scoring guards, playmakers and Swiss Army Knife wings. There is still a healthy amount of size among Oklahoma's top seniors. <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2024/10/filmroom-friday-top-unsigned-seniors/">Including [player_tooltip player_id='310152' first='Talia' last='Vann']</a>, who was covered last week. Behind Vann are more impact post players who will change games this winter before heading off to college.    With one of the best motors in Oklahoma, the eastern Oklahoma standout is headed south to nearby North Texas for her collegiate career. Stanley's outstanding effort often stands out with the way she attacks the glass, on both ends of the court. Her desire to make an impact in anyway possible led to a very productive spring and summer against national competition on Adidas' circuit. While her height, athleticism and motor are her main traits, the forward has seen growth on the skill side of the game. A steady jumper, especially from beyond the arc, allows her to help spread the floor and bring versatility to her production profile.       Thronton's recruitment was a rocket ship this spring and summer. She racked up D1 offers from all over the country before also selecting North Texas for her collegiate home. When the rankings were last updated over the summer, it was noted that even after a strong rise, she was likely too low. This time it has been fully corrected with her now in the top 20 as a game changing force around the basket.   The Del City Lady Eagle is tall, strong and mobile. Making her a good rim protector, especially as her wingspan looks to be longer than her already impressive height. It was apparent during my first viewing of her at the Class 5A State Tournament that her raw physical tools gave her an upside few in Oklahoma could match. And her production with Team Moriah Jefferson backed that up. She was rewarded with the next level opportunities and has sat the stage for a huge senior season in Oklahoma.     A popular recruit from western Oklahoma, West has offers from all levels and all over the country. She's a physically imposing presence, who is nearly automatic around the basket. While also having the wingspan and done the hardwork to maximize her mobility to be a big time rim protector. Impressively, she also has great touch at the charity stripe and from long distance. West won a Gold Ball as a sophomore and a narrow defeat in the semifinals prevented a repeat as a junior. While there have been moving pieces in Class B, expect West to have Hammon back at the Big House. Eager to regain the top spot.     Another state champion on this list, Thomas is a skilled forward who is perfect for modern basketball. From stretching the floor as a shooter, to being a creative hub and decision maker in the halfcourt and even putting it on the floor a bit, she can do it all on the offensive end. While there's finesse to her game, she's unafraid to mix it up around the rim as a tough rebounder and finisher. After helping El Reno to an undefeated Class 5A State Championship, she's a very popular recruit for regional D2 programs. Who understand the versatile value she brings to the court.     One of the tougher match up problems in 5A, Mack is too quick for many opposing forwards. While also too strong for many perimeter players who try to match up with her. If she catches the ball on the elbow, look out as she can either power her way to the hoop. Or drain a pull up jumper when the defense sags off. Her strength will allow her to be a super productive player around the rim this winter. While she has the quickness and upside to grow into more a perimeter threat at the next level.     The high motor forward recently made her college decision with a commitment to William Jewell (D2 Missouri). She's a relentless rebounder, who also works her tail off while running the floor. Type of player who does the dirty work on the court, that leads to success for her teammates. Will be crucial for a talented Broken Arrow squad that has big dreams in Oklahoma's competitive Class 6A. Should also be able to make the defense pay if they mistakingly leave her open as a spot up shooter.

The top of the 2025 rankings is focused around elite scoring guards, playmakers and Swiss Army Knife wings. There is still a healthy amount of size among Oklahoma's top seniors. Including Talia Vann Talia Vann 6'3" | PF Grind Prep | 2025 State OK , who was covered last week. Behind Vann are more impact post players who will change games this winter before heading off to college.