Combo guard from Bixby has been picking up interest over the past month. Including offers just this past week. At 5’11 Avery has the size and skill set to play multiple positions. On offense she showed the 3-point shot which drew the defense out allowing her to play her downhill game which she is best at

On defense Avery is physically enough to defend a 5 and with a long body able to also defend the wing. Expect this combo guard stock to rise over the next month.

A combo guard who made an impact on both ends of the floor. Offensively, she got hot from three, knocking down shots impacting the outcome of the game. A tough downhill driver who gets her shoulders turned, attacks with purpose, and finishes effectively at the rim.

On the defensive end, her length stands out. She plays with active hands, creating deflections and coming up with steals. Good instincts in reading and jumping passing lanes. One of her most impressive moments came on a recovery play where she chased down and blocked a three-point attempt.

Expect this 2027 prospect to draw plenty of attention this summer with her combination of length, defensive presence, and scoring ability.

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A spot up specialist, who is trending toward making a bigger impact for one of the best teams in Oklahoma, Bixby. Good form and rhythm on the threes and occasion mid-range jumpers she hit in this tape. Promising growth with a crossover and good patience as an attacker. Has the look of a player who made the most of her spring and summer, ready to take her game another level during a pivotal junior season.

A perfect combo guard as she brings just about every aspect of the game. A very solid shooter that has great balance and a perfect release. In the 1/1 station on the block, she used her strong lower body to hold off the defender and used a very quick turnaround move to score on the block. A player that definitely could post up on a small opponent and be effective. Really liked the mid-range game she brought during the 5/5 play. Good pull up at the logo on the drives with a nice smooth release off the dribble. At times he lifted up at the front of the rim with a one hand shot. Knocked down the tough short corner shots. Always moving without the ball losing her defender scoring several back door cuts. Seemed to be open in the right spots for the kick.

An all-out hustler was underlined in my notes. A fun player to watch as she does the little things that a coach likes to see.

Spot up specialist who rarely made mistakes. Looked best moving off the ball and in catch and shoot situations, but had the confidence to help break the press when called upon. The Spartans seem to have a never ending supply of skilled guards who know how to play and Iliff will add to that depth this winter.