Kerrington Campbell
TULSA, Oklahoma - The Brandon Clay Elite 100 Showcase was on point like Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in crunch time so far this season for the Thunder. The Showcase was perfect mix of upperclass prospects who have already established themselves as staples in the region and younger prospects who are on their way to doing the same in due time.
Baker has now trained with our staff in Atlanta, Kansas City and Tulsa over the last six months. Though she still has another year of middle school remaining, it’s evident that Baker can be a leader in her class as time goes on.
Boones game and frame are growing with each year. Her work ethic models her cousin Anaya Peoples. Like Peoples, Boone is at her best playing with a scoring mentality while also doing the little things to fill a stat line. Boone will be with her Unity club in front of our staff during the May eval period and again in July.
Campbell’s energy and enthusiasm jump right out during the workout. Her work over the past six months since we trained in Oklahoma City last fall is evident. Keep an eye on her game this spring / summer before she enters high school.
Caudle is emerging as the future face of the Banshees. For a program that has produced multiple All-Americans over the last decade, that’s saying something. The newly minted Brandon Clay Consulting client already has multiple scholarship offers.
Crawley is playing with the confidence we expect from a player with her skill set. She’s got a bounce and pace to her game that will translate to the collegiate level when it’s time for her to make that transition.
This was my first time on the floor with DeSouze. Right away, the dynamic lead guard put on with her ability to get to her spots. She’s a budding star at the position nationally.
Mathurin’s game is in a really good place right now as a primary shotmaker. She’s got a chance to put on for her state in a major way this summer as a member of Team Trae Young.
Stewart’s size and skill at the position give her a chance to be a potential stock riser as we head into the club season. Armed with a Nebraska offer, she’s already on the rise.
AROUND THE RIM
Class of 2027 prospect Kashae Brown (OK) is firmly on the radar after her performance here. She brings a lot of physical tools to the table.
Kourtney Wright (OK) is playing the game at a high level. We hadn’t been on the floor with her in over a year’s time but picked up right where we left off. She’ll be with the aforementioned Boone in both Atlanta and Indianapolis.
Class of 2030 guard Lilly Dority (AR) led the youth movement inside the gym on Saturday. We look forward to watching her game grow.
Looking for a shotmaker?! Class of 2027 guard Morgan Jones (AR) fits the ball. She was on one all day.
Class of 2030 guard Jillian Loper (AR) reminds me a lot of Adelaide Jernigan at the same stage. Loper’s play here was impressive.
Class of 2026 forward Kailee Seaba (OK) does all the little things on the floor. Her vocal leadership was legit.
Class of 2026 forward Brooklyn Scarborough (OK) plays with a similar leadership vibe to Seaba. It’s so hard to find kids who embrace that ability. Scarborough is a rising star.
Class of 2028 guard Brooke-Lynne Norton (OK) had the heat check alert on. We were paying attention.
There’s a lot of potential in class of 2028 Guard Alivia Shumaker (OK). Staying in elite environments like this one is crucial to her growth.
Class of 2029 wing Hailey Trader (AR) is off to a good start if this workout was any indication. She fit right in despite her youth.
Class of 2028 guard Jada Sparks (OK) has a world of potential. If she’ll keep putting the time and work in, look for a notable progression report in our September evaluation.
Brandon Clay serves as the Director of Scouting for ProspectsNation.com and owns The BrandonClayScouting.com Evaluation Report, which is read by more than 200 colleges and universities nationwide. He also serves as the Executive Skills Director for the Brandon Clay Scouting Academy Series.
