Complete showing for the versatile forward in Edmond North’s win. Knocked down multiple mid-range jumpers. Covered lots of ground on defense by hedging screens, covering guards, trapping and being in the passing lane. While also continuing to be a tough presence in the post. Finished with 17 points and makes for a great rough and tumble one-two punch with fellow senior Jackson.

A near double double for one of the most productive players in Oklahoma. Hall went for 14 points and 9 rebounds. Brings a lot of versatilely on the defensive end. As she was able to bow up against physical players, while also capable of moving her feet against guards. Another feather in Hall’s cap is she went 10-13 from the line. Speaks to her improved shooting touch that she has developed over the years.

Johari versatile forward that can beat you on the block, on the board or with that smooth 15 ft jumper she showed from free throw line area Nice passing skills from the high post in a Princeton looking set On defensive Hall was just too much on the rim protection with a shot blocking presence or rebounding

Hall has been one of the more improved players in 2026 when it comes to adding to her on the court skills. She wrapped up her sophomore campaign as a physical battler around the rim for a veteran Edmond North. Then came the addition of a face up game and more fluid movements along the perimeter. Now she’s finishing up her grassroots career as a true inside-outside threat. Which has led to an offer from Navy. Which a few years ago, the Naval Academy signed another Oklahoma prospect, Toni Papahronis. Also from Edmond North.

Hall was a force on both ends of the floor in a pair of afternoon wins. From snatch blocking shots at the rim, to pushing it herself to create transition opportunities. There were those highlight reel plays, but some of her best moments were watching her compete on the defensive end. Which shouldn’t be a surprise given where she goes to high school. Hall’s athleticism was firmly on display to close out the tournament, including her switchability as a defender. She’s quick enough to chase around guards and her physicality can make life very hard for those guards. It was a good sign as she continues to progress from a post player, to a versatile wing.

Another game, another strong showing from Edmond North’s workhorse in the paint. She beat up Newcastle to the tune of 20 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists. The assists are a huge sign of her growth. She often served as an offensive hub in the high post. Correctly making reads and feeds to teammates when she drew a crowd. Stepped out an even drained her one three point attempt. Continuing to have a one of the best starts to the season in Oklahoma.

The skilled growth in the physical forward’s all around game has continued this winter. In the game against Lincoln Christian it was most evident with her passing ability. Multiple times she caught the ball, drew a crowd and showed great vision to find teammates. Complete with no look feeds that caught the defense off guard. Remains a tough rebounder and strong finisher. Can put it on the floor to attack from the elbow as well. Has made big developmental strides this calendar year to turn into a skilled, stretch four.

The evolution of Hall’s game was apparent on Saturday. Still a floor runner and bruiser who can mix it up around the basket. But now has a face up game and reliable jumper to make her one of the biggest mismatch problems in Oklahoma. Especially as she’s now free to play further away from the basket with the emergence of a younger post option. Edmond North looks firmly among the top contenders in Class 6A, and Hall will play a big role in their charge to play in their fourth consecutive Class 6A title game (2022 and 2023 champions, 2024 runner up).