Okay this young lady could be the possible diamond that is flying under the radar. Due to the timing of injuries she has missed a large part of summer circuit ball. Meaning not everyone has seen Annabelle play. At the Expo this summer she was impressive and turning heads. If that was a live event I believe she would have walked out with several offers. A strong combo forward that can play very physical and can score 15ft out or 5ft out. Handles the ball in the open court on breaks with good vision up the court. A player with versatility that can play the 3/4 I believe at the next level on offense that also gives you the defensive banger inside as well.

2027 Forward put in the work making 10k shots this summer. Miller has received several offers from NAIA schools and once season starts more could come if she is still unsigned

Miller is fairly recently recovered from an injury, but it wasn’t noticeable with her energy levels. Which is something that has never been in doubt when watching the northern Oklahoma athlete compete. She’s one of the best rebounders in the state, with an “that’s mine” mentality. But she’s not just a hustler and scrapper, Miller has shooting touch in the mid-range. Even hitting the occasional three pointer. While there were moments of rustiness, the motor and long term potential remains apparent for Miller to be a collegiate player.

Miller has had poor luck in back to back AAU summers, with injuries leading to her 16U summer being cut short. And now her 17U summer never got off the ground. Nearing recovery, there’s one thing that is certain. When Miller is on the court, she won’t take her foot off the pedal. The northern Oklahoma prospect has one of the best motors in the state. Characterized by her outstanding rebounding and scoring production. She’s strong and blessed with a plus wingspan, which she always puts to good use. While at time she’s best in the paint, there has been promising development in her shooting touch in the mid-range and even from three.

An injury wiped out the last half of Miller’s AAU season. Which is a shame as she’s a player who always brings it on the court. Relentless as a rebounder, runs the floor hard and plays strong around the rim. It’s year two for Miller at Enid, and Enid’s guards looked promising at OU team camp without her. Her ability to give them a versatile low post presence could take him up a level as a 6A sleeper.

Miller is a grinder, who makes the most of her talents. Outstanding motor as a rebounder. Understands positioning, while always fighting and chasing down long rebounds. Is continuing her skill level growth to be more of a 3/4 type forward as well. It’s most evident right now on defense. But improving mid-range jumper and ballhandling abilities are hints at the potential she has.

Over the last year, Miller has established herself as a high motor and productive player. She was exactly that as a force around the rim for her squad. Long arms and determination keeps her very active on the glass. While offensively she does a good job of getting position and scoring on post ups. Even can hit in the midrange with normal and turnaround jumpers. Great example of a player who knows her current strengths and excels in them. All while adding more perimeter aspects, especially defensively, to her game.

Anabelle is a player that I truly believe some are sleeping on. Listed as a small forward but physical enough to defend the 3-5 positions. Shows great footwork when inside the paint area using fakes and up/under moves to finish at a high parentage. I believe the sleeper part comes in the development I have seen in just a year at the 3 spot. Ball handling skills have increase to go along with the outside coverage on defense.

Earned first team in a very tough district this season. Her first year in class 6a after transferring last summer. Scored an average 16ppg while grabbing 9 boards a game. High percentage FG% 50 and 70% from free throw line. A 2027 that has a plenty of room for growth.

Miller has made the jump from small school basketball, to Class 6A. Which features a lot of travel for the western Oklahoma based squad. She’s proven her high motor, versatile way can translate at Oklahoma’s high level classification with regular double doubles. Including a 23 point and 12 rebound vs Sapulpa and 16 point and 6 rebound performance vs Broken Arrow. Those came in losses, but she got a busy week started off right with another double double on Tuesday. This time it was 21 points and 14 rebounds in a win over Sand Springs. Miller will continue her assault on the glass at the Purcell, Heart of Oklahoma Tournament.

Miller has made one of the bigger jumps from the spring to the fall and she’s kept it simple in how she did it. Hard work. The western Oklahoma standout has an outstanding motor and is a good all around athlete. Turning her motor up to the next level has allowed her to maximize her contributions in the last six months and has impressed multiple members of the PGH network team. Now at Class 6A Enid, Miller will get to test herself every night against some of the state’s best, and her development should continue as long as she stays hungry.

Possibly the biggest stock riser in camp. I had seen Anabelle in early March and since then her game has really developed. A very strong small forward that banged inside all day with the post and held her ground. Offensively she able to score in many ways. Mid range jumper was on point as so was her post up game. Definity has worked on her speed as she seemed much faster u and down the court making her a vital part of the transition game. A 2027 that needs to be on some coaches watch list.