A true combo player that can play the 2-4 position on the floor. Possess the ball handling skills on the open floor to help on the press. Good vision as well in the open floor to push the tempo off a defensive rebound. A tough mid-range jumper and the ability to get the rim makes Emma a player that can score at all 3 levels

A 2030 player that has adapted this season to the Ft. Gibson style of play. The addition of this freshman who can push the tempo off the dribble or run the lanes for layups makes Ft. Gibson a team to watch for next season

A standout performer at the Freshman Showcase. We followed each other and when watching her game at the showcase I would never have known she was a 2030. Possess the skill set of a high school player. Great size with a strong physical frame that allows to be an aggressive player when attacking the rim. Impressive is the lift she has on her pull up jumper. It allows her to shoot at the very height of her shot.

A player that loves the process of developing her game, as you will see she is always in the gym. Fort Gibson already has a pair of outstanding guards in Avery Skaggs Avery Skaggs 5'10" | PG/SG Fort Gibson | 2029 State OK and Zoe Hyde. The Lady Tigers will have a very solid back court when Emma joins the program next season

Outstanding 2030 that played up in this event. The only thing that showed she was an 8th grader was her birthday. A physical and gifted small forward that showed great footwork around the rim dishing out up and under moves for finishes. Tough mid-range game on the catch and off the dribble. A gritty rebounder that does a great job of positioning herself in the right spot for offensive putbacks.

I see the shooting guard position as well with the jumper and mid-range game as mentioned. The ball handling is solid, and the court vision is there as well. An 8th grader that plays at a 15-16u level already. Fort Gibson has some good young players in their program.

Baggs continues to impress me with her “BAGGS of tricks” as she does a good job playing multiple positions effectively. Yes, she uses a deceptive first step to take the defender off the dribble to score but her pull-up jumper creates problems as well. She also rebounds, scores around the basket and defends

A very strong looking 2030 guard that played at a much higher level than a 8th grader. Showed outside range from 3 as she knocked down several in the game I watched Saturday. Impressive was the defense maturing she played with. Rotated on defense to provide help on drives to the rim. Reading jumping the passing lane on skip passes for steal. Offensively a player that founded her way through the gaps either with quickness or taking on the contact forcing her way to the rim. Played at a high level with little rest as she was needed on the court to help her team.

A 2030 that I have marked down to watch in high school but that will have to wait another year.

Baggs has the right last name because “it was in the bag”. She’s a 7th grader playing up, and I foresee her taking her talent UP and AWAY, and let me start with her “poise under pressure” is ahead of her years. She wants the ball in clutch situations, and she delivers. She scores off the dribble, using a slight HEZ, but she also drops the jumper, “catch and shoot” from deep included