Early in the season, Hill’s injuries seemed to be still impacting her. But since the calendar has turned to 2026, she’s been producing at the 6A level like only she can. Including a 30 point and 10 rebound performance, which also saw her go over 100 points and 500 rebounds for her career. She quick off the floor, with good strength and tenacity around the rim. Great fundamentals on the defensive end, racking up quite a few blocks. Long term the area to watch in her developmental will be the ability to stretch the floor with consistent three point shooting. Along with matching handles as a face up threat. Considering her work ethic on the court, it’s a good bet to make that she will keep improving.

Owasso has been on the up swing in January, with a couple signature wins against Class 6A foes. It started with a 23 point, 5 rebound and 6 block performance in a win against district foe Union. Then a few days later, she went for a double double in a victory over Edmond North. That performance was a full stat sheet stuffer with 16 points, 10 rebounds, 6 blocks and 6 steals.

The high motor forward has started to find her groove this month. As long term injury last year led to a shaky start for her and the Rams. But with her ability to rebound and defend, the future is looking bright for Hill and the Rams. She’s mobile and tough, giving her ability to cover some guards while also battling in the paint. Especially as she’s regained her impressive vertical lift for boards and blocks. Continuing to improve her jumper will be one of the next steps in her development.

An injury has been a slight speed bump for Hill’s career, but she’s made her return at the least to the volleyball court. And her return to the basketball court should soon follow. She’ll anchor an Owasso squad that has an exciting mix of sophomores and seniors. As evident by her being a two sport star, Hill is a heck of an athlete. She’s a blue collar worker around the rim as a rebounder. Before her injury, Hill was expanding her all around game. Including her jumper, her handles and passing. It will be fascinating to see how Hill bounces back for a pivotal junior season and then one final run in AAU.

Hudl Highlights

After a sophomore year that saw Hill’s game expand, she’s unfortunately won’t be active this spring and summer. The rising sophomore recently had ankle surgery and will be spending the grassroots season rehabbing. It’s a shame as the already productive post prospect made a jump as a sophomore. Which included improved perimeter shooting and more responsibility as an offensive hub of creation. She’s capable of making nifty passers to cutting teammates. Importantly she added to her game, without taking away from her naturial strengths of athleticism and high motor play at the basket. Hill represents the tip of the spear for a talented young Ram core, that should make waves next year in 6A.

Was a regular double double threat as a freshman, and has added to her all around game as a sophomore. Hill especially has made strides as a perimeter shooter. While remaining true to her blue collar traits around the rim. Is also a good offensive creation hub in the high post, or passing out of the double teams she often draws. The trajectory continues to point straight up for the Lady Ram, who is also a standout in volleyball.

A dominant summer against national competition has propelled the hard working post prospect. Earned MVP honors at 3SSB Nationals, while also leading her 15U squad to the crown. As a walking double-double, effort on the boards is one of most obvious traits. Hill is also a skilled modern forward, with a jumper and great vision. As evident by outlet passes, dribble handoffs and making reads. Has two offers, Abilene Christian and Tulsa, with a recent visit to Oklahoma State. Ready for a bigger role at Owasso, with aims of making it back to the Class 6A State Tournament.

One of Oklahoma’s emerging 2027 stars. Hill always stands out with her nose for rebounds but has much more to her game. Was a key part of TTY’s halfcourt offense with dribble handoffs that set up teammates for scoring opportunities. She also looked for outlet opportunities, really good modern forward creation play overall. Is starting to have even better footwork on drives. And looked smooth and confident as a floor spacing threat. On defense, there’s even some promise with how she moved when switching onto guards. The arrow continues to point straight up for Hill.

Madilyn Hill Madilyn Hill 5'11" | C Owasso | 2027 State OK was a standout player for Team Trae Young at the Adidas 3SSB tournament. She was a beast on the court, playing with physicality and showing impressive footwork and a soft touch around the rim. Her size and strength were a dominant force on the court, and her ability to make athletic plays and score in the post was a game-changer. She is one of the best passing bigs we’ve seen in the younger divisions.

Super active post player. Elite level positioning. Playing full tilt regardless of opposition. #1 Center in the class for a reason.

Hill was a productive force all season long as part of an Owasso team that reached the Class 6A semifinals. She has a great combination of mobility for size, physicality, good footwork and touch around the rim. That consistent production has continued for Hill onto a national scale for Team Trae Young on the 3SSB Circuit. Also a high level volleyball player, Hill is the type of athlete who is sure to find a home at the next level. In whatever sport she choses.