Gamechangers: PH Top 250 Oklahoma
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Sunday’s Top 250 Expo in Edmond, Oklahoma brought an exciting afternoon of basketball, as prospects from all over Oklahoma showed off their talent. Here’s a look at some of the better performances, with a couple impressive 2025 lead guards. Two developing 2026 scorers and a blue collar, hardhat wearing 2026 hybrid forward.
Jashawn Davison
Jashawn Davison
Davison has electricity to his game, from the way he glided by defenders with movements that looked effortless to his ability to light it up from the field. His long arms help him as a finisher, but he’s more than a dynamic driver. He showed multiple times that he’s willing to set up his teammates when his drives to the rim drew a crowd. With Davison as a leader for a strong junior class for the Wagoner Bulldogs, he could find himself back in Oklahoma City for the 4A State Tournament in March. Where the shifty lead guard will be sure to be a crowd pleaser with his dynamic scoring and playmaking.
From the opening game, the sharpshooter from Jenks was pouring it in from deep. Goodwin’s torched the nets in all three contests, with impressive scoring that included more than just silky three point shooting. He was consistently in attack mode, including “grab and gos” on defensive rebounds to push it in transition where he was unselfish, but also find spots to score himself. One particular impressive sequence came when he made a great read ahead to a teammate, but kept moving and got it back at the rim for an easy score. It was a good display of the ball finding and rewarding energetic play. After a good spring and summer, the drumbeat continues to be strong as we head into winter that Goodwin has a chance to breakout this high school for the Jenks Trojans.
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Kiefer Garriott
Kiefer Garriott
Camp settings are often chaotic and up tempo, Garriott caught the eye for being the opposite. The 2026 guard was composed and played like a player well drilled in thanks to hours of skill work. He played off of two feet on drives, which often gave him an edge when finishing or stopping to hit in the mid-range. To go along with his smooth attacking of the rim in the halfcourt, he had his aggressive moments in defense leading to transition scores. And even look comfortable when left open from the perimeter. There’s a great foundation for Gariott to continue to develop into an efficient scorer at the high school level.
One of the best players at the camp, it was the second straight week that Freeman dazzled with his change of direction and body control. It was refreshing to see the composure he plays with compared to other guards in Oklahoma, who are prone to over dribbling, Freeman rarely wasted his dribbles and mixed it with good off the ball cutting and relocating. When he does drive, he’s explodes at the rim. Finishing as high as possible on layups, which helps to counter being sub 6 foot guard trying to thrive in a game of giants (although it has look liked he’s leaned on only using his right hand to finish the last two weeks). The Purcell Dragon is maturing into a well round, quality floor general. There’s also hints of dynamic scoring ability as his range extends deeper from beyond the arc, meaning Freeman could become a showstopper this winter.
Closing out the GameChangers list is a player recognized for his all out motor. Starnes kept finding ways to make plays, from securing rebounds himself by high pointing boards to keeping offense plays alive with tip outs. The energy and commitment to rebound, being active on defense with his solid wingspan allowing him to alter shots and impact passing lanes gives the 2026 prospect a solid base. There’s some developing aspects to his perimeter game, as he can put it on the floor when attacking. One particular transition moment comes to an example, when it looks like he was sped up, but was able to recover to score. With some positional size for the next level, a high motor style to do the dirty work, Starnes is a name to keep tabs on as the rest of his game develops.