Five. The Sunrise Christian wing has earned five offers and is a top 300 nationally ranked prospect. Most recent offers have come from Riverside, Georgia State, Loyola and Omaha.

Braelon Bradshaw displayed a tremendous feel for the game, never forcing the action and consistently taking what the defense gave him. That approach made him a dynamic primary playmaker who constantly looked to create for teammates by drawing multiple defenders before quickly moving the ball. Possessing phenomenal positional size with arms that nearly reached his knees, he paired outstanding length with impressive upper-body strength, attacking the basket with force while embracing contact and finishing through physicality at the rim.

At the Oklahoma high school level, Bradshaw lives on the rims. Powerful and quick off the ground he regularly drops the hammer with transition dunks, oops, and even two footed drop step dunks. The talent and potential is always at forefront with the explosive athlete. While he’s gaining momentum on the recruiting front, he still hasn’t fully found his footing when it comes to producing against national competition. That’s the next step for Bradshaw, as athletically his profile is that of a wing or possible or even a two guard. But his skillset and feel for the game has not fully caught up to his natural talent. It’s a pivotal stretch for Bradshaw to continue to develop so he can hit the ground running at the next level.

Tough loss but one of the better games by Bradshaw this season. Stay composed and scored in an efficient way, which highlighted his strengths. Even knocked down a huge corner three in the last minute of overtime that tied the contest. He took both of his threes in rhythm and as a spot up shooter, hitting both. That’s the type of shots he currently needs to take from the perimeter. While continuing to be the mid-range and lob threat monster that has defined his game this season. Went for 19 points in the loss. Still work to be done as he continues to develop to reach his fantastic ceiling.

It’s been an interesting month for the athletic wing prospect. And he capped it with a very strong performance in a road win over 4A Mount Saint Mary. Was springy with a big block at the rim and loads of rebounds. Kept the hardhat on with more scoring at the rim. Then he was money in the mid-range, especially in the second half. Hitting tough jumper after jumper. Was impressed with the way he took over the game and did it without pressing. “Boogie” has one of the highest ceilings in the state, but it’s important he plays under control and continues to have fun with the game.

Bradshaw continues to elevate his game for the Chargers. Dominant force around the rim, with some of the best athleticism in the junior class. Corralled a rebound and went up for a dunk with sudden explosiveness that isn’t often seen in Oklahoma. Playing the role of getting his teammates involved too. Threw a nice no look, overhead pass out of a double team to a teammate for an easy score. The potential has always been sky high. And since the spring, his production has started to match that potential.

The new Heritage Hall Charger did a little bit of everything. He’s truly a big guard with the way he handles the rock as a driver and when pulling up off the dribble. But what currently sets him apart from his peers in Oklahoma is when he turns the motor up and plays big. From running the floor for transition dunks, to crashing the glass, to simply being a controlled brute around the rim. He’s a big time athlete, with clear D1 traits for the next level. Bradshaw continues to build momentum after a strong spring and summer. He could soon be mentioned among Oklahoma’s best overall prospects.

After a quieter sophomore campaign, Bradshaw had a very loud rising junior summer. A lot of “tweener” prospects can ignore the size and athletic advantages they have. But Bradshaw continued to rebound at a high rate, even at the Nike E16 level. Along with rolling and cutting to the basket like a forward in the half court. But what really makes him exciting is the flashes of a big guard like movement. Will be among the most dynamic slashers in Oklahoma, with outstanding coordination for his size.  Has the opportunity to establish himself this winter as one of the best players in Oklahoma. 

This spring, Bradshaw started to leverage his outstanding potential into more production. That continued in game one for ProSkills’ 16U squad with a team high 21 points on 14 shots. The promising wing prospect moves exceptionally well for his size and after a quiet sophomore season. Not many prospects in Oklahoma at his size can move like this.

“Boogie” looks set to charge forward to the front of the class. Now with ProSkills, then with Heritage Hall this winter.

Physical, power-driving guard who used his frame to impact both ends of the floor. Bradshaw attacked the rim with downhill force, embracing contact and finishing through resistance. He was also an enforcer on the glass, using strength and positioning to outmuscle opponents for rebounds. His toughness was contagious, and his ability to impose his will stood out in traffic and high-contact situations.