The 5A State Champ was her usual havoc causing self on defense and table setting on offense. Her quickness and feel for the game often leads to deflections and steals. While on offense, her ability to get downhill helps open up looks for her teammates. Add in the ability to hit open threes and she’s a great example of a heart over height guard. Harrell was a big reason why Oklahoma Select went 4-0 on the weekend.

A lighting quick point guard that plays under control no matter how much pressure the other team applied. Great change of speed and direction makes her a hard guard to contain. Smart decisions with the ball understanding when to take to the rim or circle out. Impressed with the baseline move as she was patient and let it happen

Lock down defender that gets in the ball handler space. Good hands and timing on when to go for the steals. A fun quick guard to watch that makes thing happen but does not turn it over.

94 feet of quickness and tenacity. Harrell hounded the opposition all over the court, forcing turnovers via steals, taking charges and even forcing a 10 second count. Good finisher around the rim, with great touch and understanding of angles to shoot over outstretched arms. Quickness and tight handle allows her to navigate through defenders and use ball screens. If the defense sags off to compensate for her quickness, she can hit pull up jumpers from three. Given that her older brother Mason was the 2018 Oklahoma Gatorade player of the year and a state champion in Carl Albert, it shouldn’t be shocking to see she’s a tenacious player who changes the game on both ends of the court.