Joba Oyedeji Joba Oyedeji 6'1" | SF Windermere Prep | 2028 State #71 Nation FL was one of the most versatile players at City Clash. She was deadly from the top of the key, knocking down three after three. When defenders aggreessively challenged that shot, she put the ball on the floor and attacked the rim or pulled up from midrange. Her ability to score in multiple ways made her a difficult matchup, and she brought physicality to go with her offensive skill. Oyedeji also provided a steady presence on the floor, with teammates looking to her for leadership throughout the 3×3 tournament.

Joba used a tough spin move to create space and score with ease at The Expo. She knocked down multiple 3s and drove the middle for buckets while consistently making her presence felt around the basket. She showed good timing as a shot blocker and challenged several shots around the rim by sending many of those out of the paint. Joba’s frame, strength, and mobility at her position make her a threat on both ends of the floor at all times.

Joba Oyedeji Joba Oyedeji 6'1" | SF Windermere Prep | 2028 State #71 Nation FL and her team have the talent to make a run at the Open 8. They play in arguably the toughest district in the state, and the biggest concern may be that the teams within it could cancel each other out. Still, the talent on this roster is as good as any in Florida. Joba can score from anywhere on the floor, combining outside shooting with the power to finish at the rim and through contact. She also has a motor that simply won’t quit, allowing her to impact the game on both ends. Her sister, Eni Oyedeji Eni Oyedeji 6'4" | C Windermere Prep | 2027 State FL , provides another major X-factor. Together, the Oyedeji sisters form one of the best frontcourts in the state and give their team a strong chance of making some serious noise in the Open 8 race

Joba’s blend of strength and skill was on full display. She powered through contact for multiple and-ones, knocked down a 15–20 footer, stroked a three with confidence, and protected the rim with a big block that shifted momentum. Her energy and physicality were constant which was nice to see. With her size and expanding offensive package, she has the tools to become a very special player.

Size, strength, and a soft touch. Should flirt with a double-double average this season.

Last season:

14.7 ppg, 7.4 rpg

Joba Oyedeji was a dominant force. On one play, she hit a hesitation crossover from the wing, drove baseline, and finished with a strong jump stop into a post player—knocking them out of position without charging and converting the layup, showing there are levels to her game. Joba demonstrated she can play on the wing with her ball-handling and shooting, and when needed, she could also draw contact and finish the old-school three-point play. From the high post to the low post, she dominated with quick decision-making and elite footwork. Joba showcased herself as one of the top players in her class.

Joba Oyedeji made an immediate impact as a freshman last season, establishing herself as both a leader and a difference-maker. She combines scoring ability with relentless work on the boards. Oyedeji gives her team a consistent inside and outside threat with her ability to do both. Beyond the stats, her presence sets the tone for a team with a Championship roster She is the heartbeat of the squad, and she can guide and lead while also delivering in big moments. Her influence on her team’s chances to reach Lakeland is undeniable, This team can win it all and Joba Oyedeiji will be the clutch carrier to make it happen.

Joba is a unique talent with exceptional strength, body control, and a natural feel for the game. She can score at all three levels—whether it’s finishing through contact, pulling up from mid-range, or hitting the outside shot. She’s competed on elite platforms and always draws defensive attention the moment she steps on the floor. Joba doesn’t shy away from physical play; she embraces contact on drives and continues to expand her game. Her name will only grow louder in the coming years.

Joba was a force on Saturday in Wesley Chapel. She is strong, uses her body, and is not afraid of physicality in the paint. Her mobility as a forward make her a tough matchup and so versatile on the court. She moved well without the ball this weekend whether it was making a back cut for a bucket or cutting across someone’s face and established position.

Joba is another hooper that will be fighting for that number 1 overall spot in the 2028 class for years to come. Her presence and strength make her a top prospect that will be and already is highly recruitable with multiple D1 offers. She is incredibly versatile with her shooting ability and physicality in the paint which makes her so difficult to match up with. She’s a threat to get a double-double any night as she averaged 14.7 ppg and 7.4 rpg on a well-rounded team. Joba also plays up on FGB ‘s top 17U team which will give her a lot of exposure and competition on the GUAA circuit.