Another 918 prospect running with Texas U also shined at the Heart of Texas. She picked up a D1 offer from Abilene Christian, a college program that has been making Oklahoma prospects a priority. Woodruff ended her high school season on a high, with an outstanding individual State Tournament leading to a Class 4A State Championship with LCS. It’s good to see the do it all guard keep the momentum going this spring. With this D1 offer being further proof she’s ready to step into a bigger role as LCS goes for their third straight State Title.

The sophomore started the game strongly for Lincoln, with impressive takes to the rim. Stayed steady throughout and put the capper on the third quarter. She turned the opposing ball handler, then ripped her and scored the layup to give LCS the double digit lead going into the final frame. She would score a game high 15 points on only 8 shots.

Throughout the year when watching LCS, Woodruff was more noticeable doing the little things to make the Bulldogs tick. Tall and rangy on the defensive end, unselfish passer on drives. To close out her sophomore season she reminded everybody the type of high ceiling scorer she can be. Setting the stage for a potential huge final two years of her high school career.

Quieter scoring day in the title game, but her impact was still noticeable throughout the contest. It speaks to her long term viability as a prospect that even when not the focal point of an offense she can be seen making plays on defense, grabbing tough rebounds and being an unselfish player. The scoring will come, because she’s too talented at her height. Currently playing the role of battling role player now will help be all the more ready to adjust to the next level in a few years.

Woodruff checks a lot of boxes as a potential star. It was a somewhat slower start to her high school career. As her freshman campaign was quiet as a member of one of the best and deepest teams in Oklahoma. Still it appeared to be a good learning experience, “iron sharpens iron”. She still found her spots to contribute as LCS won Class 4A.

In viewings since LCS claimed the Gold Ball, she’s jumped off the court or screen with clear high level traits. She’s quick and graceful for her size, playing fast but also lookin in control. It’s hard to judge if her scoring or her playmaking is her best attribute. As she’s a complete scorer all while staying unselfish and smart with the ball. Add in her ability to rebound well for a guard and lock on defense, and the sky is the limit for the rising sophomore. LCS is very much in the mix to repeat, and while they have outstanding upperclassman. Woodruff is more than capable of being a difference maker all season long.

Woodruff is one of the most exciting players in Oklahoma. She has next level size, athleticism and has a smooth game that makes it look easy. Especially because she can be on cruise control, then find another burst to attack the rim. Played with a great mix of being an unselfish set up woman and going to get hers. Speaking of getting hers, she rebounded aggressively and well on the offensive end. Big time player, who is set to shine as a sophomore for the defending 4A champions.

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Woodruff always excites with her quickness and bucket getting ways. But based on these clips, she’s also taking pride on defense and getting after it on both ends of the court. Even at the 17U level, she’s tough to keep out the lane. With graceful footwork and good handles. Woodruff recently picked up an offer from ORU and is set up for a huge season for the defending Class 4A champs, LCS.

Quick and tenacious point guard who is already fitting in and finding a role for one of the best teams in Oklahoma. Recorded five steals in Lincoln Christian’s season opening win over traditionally strong 2A squad, Riverside. Her skillset is perfect as a change of pace of guard for her deep team, as she can easily make an impact without scoring. As Lincoln Christian goes gold ball chasing, look for Woodruff to star in her role by setting up teammates, causing havoc on defense and the occasional big score.

Azariah quick guard that is extremely fast in the open court. She continued to blow by any safety defense to score fast break points. Her teammates figured out that if I get out ahead on the break she will pass the ball up the floor for a layup. I really liked how in transition she saw the gap and attacked it. Exploded through the gap like a running back waiting for the hole to open up then explode through it.

A complete all around guard that has great handles, vision, quickness, and scoring. She looked like she was having fun playing the game. Check out other articles.

Quick and fast, Woodruff brought game changing ability to the camp as a lead guard in the uptempo setting. She’s an active and aggressive defender, with good feel that also translates to how she attacks on offense. Which means she’s not just pure speed to blow by defenders. Woodruff plays under control and has all the makings of one of the best lead guards in Oklahoma’s projected to be deep Class of 2028. As one of the top teams in Oklahoma, Lincoln Christian is deep with talent, but still expect the speedy freshman to earn minutes and find a way to impact games this winter.

Explosive guard listed as a PG that has the height and skill set to play any position in a guard offense. Showed great IQ in understanding the game during the 3 on 3 play by keeping the spacing and moving without the ball. A very quick shot that does not need much space nor time to knock it down. Excellent driver off the wing dropping her shoulder down to attack her defender. A player that can get you a double double with assist, and points. Aggressive on the boards so I would not throw out she could have some triple doubles games.