Career high 23 points for Lamb, who is one of the top shooters in the Class of 2028. Like her team, she had a slow start. But she started to flourish late in the first half. Carried that momentum into the second half. Opened the third with a deep three and then kept it rolling with more threes. Along with the deep shooting, she can hit in the mid-range and helped her teammate Holmes with the passing and creation. To put a bow on the game, she drained another college range three late. Which served as a dagger to put the Lady Indians up 9 and halted any chance of a Lady Ranges rally.

Lamb is going to be the conversations for best shooters in the Class of 2028. She has an ice cold feeling to her shots. As she’s not phased by close outs or big moments. Was dialed in from distanced during 3 on 3 play at the Expo. Impressively, she isn’t just resting on her laurels as a sniper. Her handles are improving, including her crossover. Always seems to play under control, and has impressive feel for the game for her age. Was a key part in a runner up finish in 3A for the tradition rich Lady Indians program. Expect Lamb and fellow sophomore JuJu Davenport to have them making more trips east on I-40 in March for more State Tournaments.

Outstanding shooting guard that moved without the ball to find the gaps in the defense. In the open floor Brenly showed that she could handle the ball with a quick change of direction weaving her way to the rim for the finish. Impressive was the use of a pocket dribble to change her speed then gearing down to blow by the defender. Best shot of the day came on a square up in the corner waiting on the defender to make a move. A stand still defender with hands down resulted in a made 3-pointer. Backing up the saying hands down man down.

Quick on ball defender that moved great side to side keep her body in between her and the basket. Good rotation on the press showed that Brenly is very familiar with a press defense that rotates. Another 2028 name to remember as Brenly and crew look to get Tahlequah Sequoyah back to the state tournament

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It’s only highlights, but it’s looking like Lamb could be ready to take her game to the next level as a scorer. She’s already established her credentials as a shooter, even in the clutch. Now, she’s get a dangerous crossover and head fakes to look dangerous as a slasher. A recurring theme for Oklahoma’s Class of 2028 is how deep the talent pool is. And the eastern Oklahoma standout is a strong example of how there’s future collegiate players throughout Oklahoma.

Lamb caught the eye with her knockdown perimeter shooting for Tahlequah Sequoyah during their run to the Class 3A State Championship game. It was a strong end to a productive freshman campaign, which frequently saw Lamb providing scoring punch off the bench. She also averaged double figures and earned all Tournament honors at the Fort Gibson in season tournament. Along with the shooting and clutch gene, Lamb is a solid all around prospect. The eastern Oklahoma standout will be playing with Arkansas based AAO flight this spring and summer.

The freshman closed the door on Anadarko by calmly nailing a three-pointer in the final minute of the game. Which put the Sequoyah up 5 points after Anadarko had battled all quarter to make it a two point game. The clutch three is proof Lamb has ice blood running through her veins. She scored a team high 13 points, including two threes. And her contributions to a balanced and now 3A semifinalist Lady Indians team is proof she’s a name to watch in Oklahoma’s very promising Class of 2028.

Really good size up dribbles, became a defacto forward with the number of ball handlers on this team, but has terrific isolation skills. Getting her a good matchup in a screen and roll is going to lead to easy buckets this season. Great on ball defender. While teams just played traditional man in our showcase, you can tell Brenly wants to trap and is really going to excel as the linchpin of a press.