Kabba is building quite the resume as a winner. As a freshman he brought energy off the bench for the best team in Oklahoma, the 3A State Champions Millwood. It was a similar story this summer, as he played a key role in Mokan’s 15U squad becoming Peach Jam champs of their age group. Learning how to win is a way for guards to separate themselves in a sea of similarly gifted prospects. Kabba is more than just intangibles. He has burst and shiftiness with the ball in the his hands. And is capable of knocking open threes. The traits and mentality appear to be there for Kabba to take off as a lead guard. With the opportunity coming this winter for him to help to add to his new school’s prestigious trophy case, Carl Albert.

Speedy change of pace guard off the bench for MoKan’s 15U squad. Has a great first step in the halfcourt and good end to end speed in transition. Even flashed some hops when he elevated on defense for a block. It shouldn’t be shocking after a winter of competing against Millwood’s older guards that Kabba can cause havoc with an energetic and athletic playing style. Expect the 405 standout to use his Nike experience as a launching pad for a breakout sophomore campaign.

Kabba was also key in the first half, providing more shot-making during the impressive Falcon run to close the first half. His 3-point shot with just under three minutes left before the break, pushed the Millwood lead from five to eight points. Kabba also added support on defense, as Millwood outscored Roland by 10 points in the third quarter. The defense from the Falcons only allowed eight points total in the quarter. Kabba added ball pressure and another body that his team could use to help combat the combination of Damonte Owens Damonte Owens 5'9" | PG Roland | 2028 State OK and Raidyn Knight Raidyn Knight 5'10" | SG Roland | 2026 State OK . Kabba and Flemon have a bright future leading the Falcons forward toward next season.

An exciting scorer, Kabba already looks to be one of the better scorers in the class. He was covered in full in the Tip Oof article.

The shifty guard was cooking in 5 on 5 play. While he hit some jumpers off the dribble. It was very apparent with how skillful and quick Kabba is as a dynamic driver. He also has outstanding touch around the rim. He already has a good mix of smoothness to go with his electric ability to get paint touches. A year of practice battling with Millwood’s outstanding senior guards will be a great opportunity for a freshman, to grow. And he also does appear to have the talent to potentially carve out some varsity minutes, as long as he hooks it up on the defensive end.