Spears is a do it all wing-forward. Need a bucket? She’ll get it. In a variety of ways. She can post up on the block. Or hit a turnaround jumper off that post up. Is too physical for guards while also too mobile and skilled for forwards. Along with the scoring, she’s a big time rebounder and overall battler on defense. The Porum standout is an eastern Oklahoma gem, who used AAU basketball to get on the radar. And should only continue to rise with a huge sophomore season.

Outstanding 2029 prospect that I got to watch for the first time.  The versatility was on full display from handling the ball up the open floor to making a nice drop step finishing with a turn around jumper on the block. Strong frame that is a mis match at either position.  Tough rebounder on the glass   Either securing the rebound to tip it keep it alive., Impressive player all weekend.  I would say an offer should come soon

Spears was a miss in the initial wave of coverage of the Class of 2029. Tucked away in eastern Oklahoma, the tall forward had a productive freshman campaign. And looked the part when watched at the Southern Showdown earlier this month. She’s country strong and with the height to impose her will in the paint. Has fantastic touch around the basket. But she’s not just a traditional forward, there were flashes of the skill and movement to be more of a three. Capable of being an one woman wrecking crew by pushing the ball off defensive rebounds and in transition. Is unselfish in those moments, making the right reads to teammates. Good form on her jumper and from the free throw line. The small town standout is an important name to monitor as Oklahoma’s Class of 2029 takes shape.