Oklahoma Summer League - Early June Momentum Leaders

With both summer leagues and team camps in full effect, we have seen a number of outstanding performances in the last few days. The following collection of 2027 and 2028 prospects have continued with strong play as of late. To start the month of June, they have not shown any signs of slowing down. Let's highlight what they are doing well currently.    Wright has been on a tear in summer league play at Edmond Memorial. The Newcastle forward is averaging 23 points and 7 rebounds so far. Against Mustang, his 26 points led the way for his squad. Owen was able to make plays both inside and outside of the arc. His effort and length allowed him to grab multiple offensive rebounds in which he was able to convert second shot opportunities in the paint. His ability to put the ball down and get to the cup continues to improve. Wright showed that he can eat up ground with his length and finish above the rim after attacking closeouts. The sophomore also had it working from outside, hitting two 3-pointers against the Broncos. Owen was also effective inside when posting up and operating in the pick-and-roll. He loves to work over his left shoulder and was consistently finishing over and around defenders.     Douglas has been very consistent for his East Central club in Stillwater at the OSU Team Camp. His ability to impact the game in multiple ways continues to show up for his team. Douglas reads defenses well and excels as a distributor when the ball is in his hands. He plays unselfishly and provides others with confidence thanks to his basketball IQ and ability to thread the needle with passes. As a scorer, he is a very fluid athlete that can fill it up from all three levels. His penetration has been on display recently, showing an ability to finish with either hand. David has shown to be one of the top ball handlers at the camp, playing effectively when working right to left to get around perimeter pressure.     Murry is a phenomenal athlete that is able to finish in a number of different ways. The 6'4" guard loves to get downhill and get to the rim. Murry has been explosive with the ball in his hands for Putnam City North at Gallagher-Iba Arena. His ability to turn the corner around defenders puts a lot of pressure on opponents defensively. He doesn't need much space to use his length and athleticism to get to a spot where he can finish.     Pogi continues to play with extreme confidence on the offensive side of the floor. At the Oklahoma State Team Camp, the junior has been a sniper from deep. He has shown unlimited range to go along with his elite ball skills. Pogi has always been a great scorer but his ability to relocate and stay shot ready off the ball has been something we have seen a lot of lately. His teammates have found him consistently and he has continued to show why he may be the most clutch player in the state come next winter.     Brown has shown to be a tough matchup inside because of his versatility as a scorer. He has been dominant for his i4 club team, and most recently showcased his talent for Del City at the Oklahoma State Team Camp. Kenyon plays with good strength, showing an ability to finish with either hand around the rim. As a face up threat he continues to add to his game as well. His soft touch and mid-range jump shot remain consistent as he is able to read defenses and show answers to just about anything they throw at him.

With both summer leagues and team camps in full effect, we have seen a number of outstanding performances in the last few days. The following collection of 2027 and 2028 prospects have continued with strong play as of late. To start the month of June, they have not shown any signs of slowing down. Let's highlight what they are doing well currently.