Collin Stanton Collin Stanton 6'2" | CG/PG Casady | 2029 State OK has already established himself as one of the more intriguing 2029 prospects in Oklahoma, but this season could be the year he begins to make his name known as one of the best scorers in 3A. Stanton averaged 10.7 points per game as a freshman before elevating his production to 15.8 points per game during the playoffs.

The Casady standout carried that momentum into the summer, running with ProSkills and competing against some of the top talent in the country. That experience should only add to his confidence and scoring ability heading into his sophomore season. I predict Stanton to increase his average by more than a handful of points this season.

Collin Stanton Collin Stanton 6'2" | CG/PG Casady | 2029 State OK stood out as a pure shooter with a textbook shooting stroke, displaying an effortless catch-and-shoot release that translated into consistent shot-making from beyond the arc. Compact release with his feet, hips, elbows, and shoulders all aligned, creating picture perfect balance and efficiency throughout the shooting motion.

Long range shooter, who is also putting in the work into becoming a lead guard. The gravity his shooting provides helps him score and set up his teammates. Started to find his stride when the games mattered most, helping Casady to a Class 3A Area appearance. Averaging 15.8 points per game in 5 games, and shooting a blistering 52% from three in those contests. While his all around game is making good developments, he does appear to have certifiable long range shooting super power as a great base.

Freshman known for his silky shooting touch from three. Came alive in the second half from deep with a pair of threes, which were crucial in swinging the tide in Casady’s favor. Also went an impressive 8-9 from the line on the way to 16 points. Importantly he’s not just a shooter. Is one of the primary ball handlers for the Cyclones. Handed out multiple assists in the contest, including a good feed leading to a teammate’s dunk. Good showing with room to grow. In a year or two some of the drives he was fouled on should become “And 1” opportunities.

Another prospect who has hit the ground running in November play. Do NOT leave him open, as he’ll even knock down threes against close outs. Knocked down four three pointers as a catch and shoot specialist in Casady’s season opening win. Moves smoothly to open spots along the perimeter and always looks ready to catch and shoot. The Cyclones could be sneaky in 3A, especially with a potential game changing shooter like Stanton.