Recruit these Wings from the Expo

A newcomer to Oklahoma after moving from Colorado, Toliver is a high level prospect and backed it up. Especially as her performance at the camp showed growth in her game. Shot the ball with more confidence with multiple threes and a nice fadeway off drives. Played with contagious energy and encouragement that further helped her standout. Remains a monster as a rebounder and on the defensive end. Her athletic gifts already makes her a next level collegiate player. And her commitment to developing her offensive game and playing with joy should give her the opportunity to play at the highest levels of college basketball.     Snowden is a star at the small school level and showed her game translates no matter who else is on the court. She hunts mismatches on the block, where's she a post up threat. On the block, she's a strong finisher while also being a good passer out of double teams. Snowden is also smooth for her height with the ball in her hands. Capable of hitting in the midrange while also setting up teammates with good passes. A bet on production prospect, Snowden should be a priority target for regionals program from high level D2 teams to D1 programs.     One of the top defenders in the state, Inhofe has an amazing mix of timing and hustle. From chasing down loose balls, blocking shots to forcing steals, Inhofe does it all on the defensive end. Offensively, she has continually improved since her freshman year. Becoming more fluid and confident with her handle. Inhofe has been a streaky three point shooter so far. Which some can be attributed to her willingness to take tough threes off the dribble. As her mechanics are good and clean. Consistent shooting will be an area to track with Berryhill having high expectations and the potential for her to generate more collegiate interest.     After a promising sophomore campaign with the Millerettes, Porter looks set for a breakout junior season. She's a physically gifted prospect, with good athleticism for her height. Promisingly hit a few jumpers during 3 on 3 play. Which further helps her potential as a perimeter player. Her long arms leads to blocks around the rim and deflections in passing lanes.   Yukon has a couple of quality scorers to anchor a potential playoff charge. But there is a need for Porter to do the little things to impact winning. While also finding moments to be an efficient scorer with her improving perimeter game.     Hartman excels at doing the little things on the court, which often adds up to a big impact. Throughout the camp she was seen on the boards, making plays on defense and playing unselfish basketball. A tempo pusher in transition, the gangly wing was showing more coordination to her movement. Which included combo guard type moments of making the right passes while playing at her own pace. Hartman has already two very promising seasons at the high school level. But with her development over the summer, it feels like she's still only scratching the surface. With star potential as a possibility as she looks to push for a third straight Class 4A state tournament appearance for the Yellowjackets.