Chanlie Rochell is a 5'4" Point Guard in the 2028 class.
Rochell attends in Oklahoma.
Rochell's Player Profile was created on June 4, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Chanlie
RochellPG
Class
2028
Height
5'4"
OK
Best Talent from the Texas Tipoff 16U
Rochell has a physical and aggressive presence! She consistently attacked the interior gaps to find cracks in the...
Written by Marissa Rimbert
Chanlie
RochellPG
Class
2028
Height
5'4"
OK
The Sparkplugs of End Game
Rochell slots into a role of being a scrappy player on both ends of the floor for her...
Written by Sam Duren
Chanlie
RochellPG
Class
2028
Height
5'4"
OK
2028 Rankings: Newcomers
The southern Oklahoma PG was consistently a thief at Empire this past season. Routinely had games with multiple...
Written by Sam Duren
Marissa Rimbert | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Marissa Rimbert
Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Rochell has a physical and aggressive presence! She consistently attacked the interior gaps to find cracks in the defense and finish through contact. Defensively, she stays engaged and active with her nose over the ball, applying constant pressure and creating disruption in the press where she generates steals. Her relentless motor and nonstop energy make her a pest for opposing ball handlers and ensure her impact is felt on both ends of the floor.
Rochell slots into a role of being a scrappy player on both ends of the floor for her grassroots team. Gets her nose dirty on defense by helping to trap and deflect passes. Carries over similar principles by being very active on the offensive glass for her height. Type of performance that the small things added up to a big impact. Good in person viewing of a small town prospect who had a productive freshman campaign.
The southern Oklahoma PG was consistently a thief at Empire this past season. Routinely had games with multiple steals, including a 7 steal performance Waurika. Can run the show on offense as well. Rochell impressed in a recent local AAU tournament and is firmly on the radar going forward as a productive player as part of Oklahoma’s strong tradition of small town lady hoopers.