More Spring Standouts – Oklahoma Stars Elevate Their Stock

With so many prep tournaments taking place over the last couple weeks, we have a growing list of standouts that have been delivering for their club teams. Today, we will take a look at some more Oklahoma names that have been turning heads most recently.    Bezenah most recently helped his Southern Assault team to a 3-1 record against some very good 3SSB competition in California. Aiden showed great touch and was able to shoot well from the outside against Compton Magic. His defensive versatility was probably was stood out most though. With multiple blocks against both 99OVR and Mass Rivals, the sophomore was able to stay in front of smaller wing players while also using his length to matchup and change shots in the paint. Bezenah continues to also grow was a passer and was able to provide open looks for others against Compton Magic because of his ability to survey the defense and look opposite to find shooters.     Johnson has been playing at a very high level and most recently showed in the Pro 16 League that he can do a little bit of everything. From rebounding and pushing the ball, to forcing turnovers or running the floor in transition, the junior continues to show his versatility and athleticism. Austin can defend multiple positions, using his wingspan to both impact passing lanes and pressure teams with full court pressure. He is at his best in the open floor, showing good body control and an ability to get behind the defense in transition. At 6'6", Johnson can finish well above the rim, giving his teammates a reliable target for lobs.     This past weekend, Lee performed at a high level for Pro Vision at The Circuit Event in Dallas, Texas. Arguably his best game came against Dallas Elite, Lee was able to put on a scoring clinic. The junior did it all, from step back jumpers, to tough finishes in the paint, he was able to show why he is a polished player on the offensive end. Lee is sneaky quick and changes speed well with the ball in his hands. Look for his energy and scoring to continue to lead the way for his Pro Vision club over the next couple of months.     Jones has been playing at a high level for YGP 17U. The 6'8" Forward is one of the best athletes in the state in the 2027 class. His length and energy are what set him apart on the floor. Jones is always a lob threat and runs the floor hard, beating opponents back often in transition. His energy and activity are also felt on the defensive end with his ability to alter shots and grab rebounds. Nate is also becoming more confident putting the ball on the floor, especially in fast break situations. Look for the junior to elevate that aspect of his game as the summer months continue, priming him for a huge senior season.     Hill provides a ton of versatility for Team Oklahoma. Last weekend in Norman, the junior stood out because of his ability to impact the game in a number of different ways. The Leedey standout can finish at all three levels, and excels when faced with contact around the rim. At 6'7", Hill is able to see over defenders and create passing angles to find others. He also uses that length to shoot over smaller defenders on the perimeter. Aaron is a really solid floor spacer that will continue to benefit from putting the ball on the floor and attacking slower perimeter defenders.     Witte is a 6'2" guard that has been playing at an incredible level for [program_tooltip program_id='2387159' first='Southern' last='Ties']. Witte showed his athleticism and quickness at the Pro 16 League event in Norman, leading his squad to a perfect 4-0 record to finish off the month of April. Cooper controls games well and always seems to have a pulse for what tempo is needed and when he can pick his spots offensively. At only 6'2", his athleticism caught people by surprise as he was able to finish above the rim in transition. The sophomore compliments his outstanding ball handling with a pure stroke from deep. His elevation and quickness allow him to create separation on his outside shot when being guarded by longer players.

With so many prep tournaments taking place over the last couple weeks, we have a growing list of standouts that have been delivering for their club teams. Today, we will take a look at some more Oklahoma names that have been turning heads most recently.