Pruitt has always had deep range from three, but she took it to another level on Saturday. She casually drained a nothing but net shot from halfcourt to end the third quarter in JYD 2028’s opening blowout victory. She kept it going in their next contest when her S40 program picked up a win over a quality Arkansas GUAA team. In that victory she went 4-6 from three. Along with her sharpshooting capabilities, she’s a quick and aggressive on the ball defender.

Point guard from Owasso caught on fire the first and did not cool down at all stayed just as hot in the second part of the day A solid point guard that showed her versatility b being able to handle the shooting guard spot The scrappy guard is known for her tough defense and ball control showed college coaches watching she can play more than the point guard spot

Owasso has the size and shooting to compete with anyone in Class 6A. The player who could put them over the top is the sophomore point guard. She’s part of the quality shooting for the Lady Rams, but there’s more to her game than just bombing from deep. She does have microwave shooting ability to string together makes quickly. But it’s how she hitting those shot that make her more impressive. Has impressive suddenness to create the space for stepback threes. Then set up the defense to glide to the rim. There’s true electric scoring potential for Pruitt to continue to rise and help put the Lady Rams in the 6A contending conversation.

Pruitt has been impressive over the last year, but her individual brilliance at the Expo is easily the best viewing. Absolutely cooked off the dribble, putting defenders on skates to drain pull up threes. Or crossing up opponents and gliding to the rim. She balanced her impressive individual scoring by being a good distributor as well. Very exciting combo guard, with a variety of ways she can impact the game. Pruitt is a big reason why the Lady Rams have a chance to make some serious noise in Class 6A.

An outstanding guard that stood out last summer in the Freshman Showcase event. The guard is part of the very young talented group that gained valuable experience last season. Macee talents stood out as a freshman as she was named Player of the Game on Dec 8th after returning from an injury.

Aggressive lead guard, who plays with the pedal to metal mindset. Will push it with tight handles to carve up defensive pressure, the drop in pull up threes. Has good chemistry with her school ball and grassroots teammate Sudbeck off of ball screens. Look for the sophomore duo to cause a lot of damage in 6A this winter. After cooling off as a shooting, Pruitt hit a back breaking, dagger three to secure the win. Rock solid all around guard, who is another sign of the outstanding depth in Oklahoma’s Class of 2028.

Anyone looking for a lock down point guard check out Macee Pruitt Macee Pruitt 5'7" | CG/PG Owasso | 2028 State OK . I am a defensive minded person so when I see a guard that stays low and gives up no ground you got my attention. A guard that is going to fill up the stat sheet with steals, assists and points. A point guard that makes good decisions and will give you a high assist to turnover ratio. One of those players who sees the set up and burns the defense with a assist. Aggressive downhill driver that explodes through the gap getting to the rim. Showed a nice mid-range pull up on the drives as well. An exciting guard to watch on both ends of the floor

Pruitt and her teammate Anna Sudbeck Anna Sudbeck 6'0" | SF Owasso | 2028 State OK are great examples of finding a role now, and starring down the road. Pruitt is the heady point guard, who will immediately help with her vision, handles and occasional scoring. While Sudbeck is a long armed, sharpshooting wing. There’s room for their roles to grow as the season progresses, especially with Pruitt aiming to make up for lost time after a preseason injury. The Lady Rams duo are names to know on a Rams squad that is aiming for a second straight Class 6A State Tournament appearance.

Heady lead guard, quality decision maker who already has a good understanding of when to attack and when to set up teammates. Didn’t force shots but made defense pay, including drilling a nice 3 when defense sagged. Great skill foundation heading into high school.