Hyde checks a lot of boxes when it comes to being a next level lead guard. Plays with a good speed and pace, with some of the better handles in the Class of 2029. Cut her teeth this season with a Fort Gibson team that features a young and exciting core. And they finished only a game away from the State Tournament in Class 4A. She found the balance between looking to score and setting up her teammates. Has a certified clutch moment on her resume, with a game winner in Regionals. There’s still more work to be done, but the smoothness Hyde plays with is a clear indicator of a player who puts in a lot of time in the gym.

A combo guard that plays with a high motor on both ends of the court. Strong mid-range pull up jumper while driving the baseline that is tough to stop. If the defender steps out to guard the pull up she has a nice change of gear getting to the rim. Great body control on the drives making some very tough shots at the rim.

Scrappy tough defender is the best way to describe Zoe defense. The guard was always around for the rebound or scrapping for a 50/50 ball. 2028 is a member of a very talented young group coming through the Fort Gibson program.

While it wasn’t her best day as a shooter, Hyde still found ways to impress. She’s quick and smooth as a ball handler, with outstanding handles. And good vision. Can turn up the pressure on the defensive end as well by hounding on the ball to force foes into picking up their dribble. Or staying at home and in front of them or rotating to cutting off driving foes. Very exciting eastern Oklahoma standout to track, who mixes flair with grit.

Zoe is a guard that can fit into any system due to the ability to score at all 3 levels. (3-pointer, drive and in transition). A great summer circuit and the beast-like mentality in the weight room has Zoe prepared for the Strong physical play at the next level. Along with teammate Avery Skaggs Avery Skaggs 5'10" | PG/SG Fort Gibson | 2029 State OK Ft Gibson has a great freshman 1-2 punch at the guard positions.

Fort Gibson is a program with one of the strongest traditions in Oklahoma. The Lady Tigers also just graduated an outstanding senior point guard, who’s headed to Northeastern State. While it might be early for Hyde to fully fill the shoes of Addy Whiteley, Hyde is still one of the top freshmen to watch. She has outstanding handles, while also being a quick and fast lead guard. Should be among the more exciting freshmen in Class 4A.

Exciting incoming freshman that can flat out shoot the ball. Check out the article for that article. The combo guard will be asked to learn quickly next season as her high school team will be young and rely on the freshman class to have an impact.

A good ball handler that seemed to weave her way in and out of defenders always moving forward towards the goal. Eyes are up as she is reading the defense looking to either keep driving or kicking out the the open teammate. A crafty finisher at the rim using a floater or sliding under the defender arm getting it high on the back board for the finish. Showed great versatility on where she could play as I have seen her attack a zone from the high post.

Doing some research, she understands the weight room and agility is a must and you can see her putting that time in taking care of that. 2029 to keep an eye on this upcoming season.