PH Finale: Saturday 16U Standouts

<p>Talented Class of 2024 players were on display Saturday afternoon and evening at Solid Rock.  As players from all over Oklahoma and the region tested themselves in preparation for a busy month of basketball. Here’s a quick look at some of the prospects that impressed.</p> <p>Tate Sage, 6’5 Wing, 3T Training</p> <p>The lone 2025 player on this list from the 16U division, the Weatherford Eagle torched the nets in the opening half with 6 three pointers. Sage is part of an exciting young core from Weatherford that reached the Class 4A semifinals last season. If his shooting on Saturday with his combination of size is any indication of things going forward, the Eagles look poised to continue to make noise in Class 4A. </p> <p>Roy Henderson, 6’0 Guard, RSE White 2024</p> <p>An athletic and aggressive guard, Henderson made his mark in transition and drives to the basket. In the game viewed he broke into double figures and impressed with quickness and leaping ability.  </p> <p>Ky Kogul, 6’4 Forward, RSE White 2024</p> <p>Automatic around the rim in an afternoon blowout victory for RSE White, Kogul is an industrious and very productive player who also racked up the rebounds. He even hit a couple threes on his way to 26 points.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1406885" first="Lane" last="Womack"], 6’4 Guard, Oklahoma Runners 2024</p> <p>While his team struggled, the youngster from Duke flashed good long term promise with a combination of great positional size, movement and even knocking down shots. He finished with 19 points in the Saturday afternoon viewing.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1295754" first="Dylan" last="Snow"], 5’10 Guard, Oklahoma Primetime</p> <p>In a narrow win Saturday evening, the crafty little guard from Yukon made big plays down the stretch to secure his team’s narrow victory. Snow has no fear when attacking the basket and is an exceptional finisher for a smaller guard.</p> <p>Lesley Rose, 6’0 Guard, Oklahoma Power </p> <p>With a versatile scoring package, Rose has a nice floater game when attacking the rim. While also being efficient as a jump shooter off the dribble. </p> <p>Jodi Shavers, 6’5 Wing/Forward, RSE Black 2024</p> <p>Listed at 6’3 on the roster sheet, Shavers has clearly grown and stands in the 6’5 range with a big wingspan. He puts his size to good use as an active player around the rim, and even hit the occasional three. The still growing 2024 prospect is one to keep an eye on. </p>