Versatile small forward that shoots like a guard but plays physically enough to compete among the bigger post players in the paint. Nice mid-range pull up jumper off the dribble has great lift and smooth release. The small forward shoots outside like high percentage shooting guard. A strong physical driver downhill that can take the contact for the old school 3-point play.

Protype physical size for a big guard at the next level. The ability to score with the jumper and on the drive makes her tough make up for opposing teams. Juju performance last season in the state playoffs put this 2028 on the radar of many programs.

Davenport is a scrappy wing, with great anticipation on defense. Her long arms allow her to get her hands on rebounds, in the passing lanes and force steals. Played like a point forward on offense, with an improving handle. Good vision on drives, and knows how to keep her dribble live when going baseline to buy the extra split second to make a kickout pass against the collapsing defense. Was also a good, relentless finisher at the rim. Very strong all around performance from one of Oklahoma’s finest in 2028.

There are some players that you enjoy watching because they just play the game on both ends of the floor. JuJu is one of those type of players. Possess the complete scoring game meaning she will hit you with a 3-pointer if left open or attack a weak close out for the layup. She is at best when she is going downhill on the drive as she reads the help defense at a high level. Always looking to score or kick the ball out for the open shot. Defensibly looking to push the tempo on offense off opponents missed shots.

On defense she has quick hands and great understanding of press rotation leading to many open floor steals resulting into layups. Outstanding rebounder on defense that needs no outlet to push the ball up the court. Eyes are always up looking for teammates running the lanes. A 2028 who is playing up (2027) and gaining attention.

The freshman played a key role off the bench for a balanced and deep Class 3A runner up squad. She came into the State Tournament with a wrap on her right knee. It seemed to impact her offensively in the quarterfinal appearance, but she still made “gamer” plays on the defensive end. The next night in the semifinals, she was the hero in a Lady Indians’ victory. Finished with 15 points. Went coast to coast on takes, offensive putbacks and even a clutch free throw that proved to be the difference in an one point win. Skill level and feel for the game are apparent. Is a battler on both ends, who is starting to build a clutch performer resume.

Promising freshman wing, who contributes on both ends of the court. Willing to match up and hold her own against taller post players. While also capable of being on the perimeter defensively as well. Hustles for 50-50 balls. Offensively, has promise with finishing, pump fakes and playing off of two feet. Good foundation with room to keep growing as an all around prospect.

Super skilled scorer, who’s already made waves at the 15U level on the Adidas circuit. A floor spacing threat while off the ball. One of the top shooters off the dribble in the class, and will soon be considered one of the top overall regardless of grade in Oklahoma. Will have a chance to put up big numbers at a tradition rich Tahlequah Sequoyah program, that will be in the mix for a Class 3A State Tournament berth.

Put a lot of pressure on the defense by attacking. Hit a couple big 3’s. Has a nice step-back jump shot. Good guard skills offensively, long enough to defend forwards. Expect big things for her freshman year.

Davenport is a player that got better every game. She has that nice catch and shoot out in the perimeter and with range. She keeps her drives simple and was able to get into. the lane and finish. Important aspect of her game is the midrange. She can tap into that when she gets pushed off teh line of closeouts. She can also play off of two on jump-stops as well.

Juliana Davenport Juliana Davenport 5'8" | SF Sequoyah | 2028 State OK was unstoppable from all over the floor all night. She’s one of those players that can get hot, and when she is on from deep, she’s a game changer. Davenport has elite fundamentals, and opposing coaches went crazy trying to stop her. She scored from the paint, the mid-range, and from three-point land. There was no stopping her.