Spring Standouts - Prospects on the Rise in Oklahoma

The spring prep circuit has been in full swing, with a number of prospects making big-time impacts so far. The following names have really begun to play at an extremely high level and their production only continues to go up. Let's dive in and take a look at some of the "Prospects on the Rise" across the state.    Litherland has performed well for Team Oklahoma thus far across the prep circuits. Most recently, the junior showed why he will be one of the top players in the state for his senior season next winter. Edan had the ball in his hands a lot, providing both high-level passing and efficient scoring to help boost his team in Pro 16 Team competition in Bryant, Texas last week. Litherland routinely got into the paint and played under control, showing an ability to finish both at the rim and in mid-range situations. The McLoud standout uses his length well and can get separation by playing with a strong base. Edan utilized a step back move to create space while also incorporating turnaround jumpers from the post over smaller defenders.     The sophomore most recently competed against 17U competition with his 16u Mokan EYBL team. Wilborn was aggressive on both ends of the floor and utilized his quick hands to force turnovers. Scyon plays with his head up and showed that he can generate easy baskets for others by playing unselfishly and looking ahead in transition. He made "the right play" on countless occasions by reading defensive rotations after blowing by perimeter defenders also. Wilborn is a solid athlete that can also change tempos with the ball to really put his stamp on things offensively.     Wallace also stood out against the Pro 16 competition in Texas with Team Oklahoma. He looked extremely comfortable on the offensive side of the floor, showing confidence as a shooter. The junior provided deep range from behind the arc with good elevation on his shot. Whether it was a trail transition 3-pointer or a relocation half-court jumper, Wallace continues to show that when he is confident and plays with a solid base he can be a very consistent outside shooter. Defensively, he continues to grow. His positioning and effort were on full display as he forced turnovers and disrupted shots by playing straight up in the mid-post.     Williams was most recently named as a First Team 16U Kansas City Showcase performer. The Recruit Look event showcased some elite talent and Treyden was able to separate from much of the competition. Williams was able to hit shots from the perimeter, which opened up the floor for both himself and other teammates to attack the paint off the dribble. However, Treyden did most of his damage on the block. The sophomore played under control, reading double teams and moving the ball to the opposite side of the floor complimented his good feet and ability to finish over either shoulder inside. The Southmoore standout was also featured in the high post, showing that he can initiate offense and find teammates for quality looks.     Wilkerson has been a double-double machine for his [program_tooltip program_id='2387159' first='Southern' last='Ties'] club so far this spring. At 295 pounds, the freshman continues to show solid feet and good touch around the rim. Jax works hard at his positioning and has been able to bury defenders deep in the paint to create easy opportunities and good passing lanes for teammates. He keeps the ball high in the post and can work over wither shoulder when finishing inside. As a rebounder, Wilkerson showed his prowess against Team Oklahoma in the Pro 16 League with an outstanding showing. He is a solid athlete with a high basketball IQ that has allowed him to understand angles and how important positioning is to grabbing missed shots.

The spring prep circuit has been in full swing, with a number of prospects making big-time impacts so far. The following names have really begun to play at an extremely high level and their production only continues to go up. Let's dive in and take a look at some of the "Prospects on the Rise" across the state.