The 2019 class have been dominated by guards entering their High School career, but over the past year the big men has made a statement on the big stage. This class has become really competitive at the top and each time each player emerges on the scene. We will continue to monitor to see if that trends continues. There are potentially 10 -15 Division I caliber talent in this class, but time will prove that theory in addition to players taking care of their business on and off the court.  

   1. Kalib Boone – 6’9 – PF – Tulsa Memorial

2. Madit Tieny Dak 6’11 – PF – RLTC Prep

3. Keylan Boone – 6’7 – SF – Tulsa Memorial

4. Antonio Gordon – SF – 6'7 – Lawton Eisenhower

5. Jacob Germany – PF – 6’10 – Kingston

6. Micah Thomas – 5’11 – PG – PC North

7. Drew Tennial – 6’5 – PG – Edmond Memorial

8. Julian Smith – 6’0 – PG – Sapulpa

9. Shemar Smith – 6’6 – SF – Norman North

10. Seth Hurd – 6’7 – PF – Booker T Washington

11 Kellin Hines – 5’10 – PG – Ft. Cobb-Broxton

12. Camryn Dennis – 6’2 – SG – Sapulpa

13. Curtis Rice Jr. – 6’2 – SG – NorthWest Classen

14. Hunter Staten – C – 6’9 –Stillwater

15. Syrus Grisby – 6’6 – PF – Luther 

16. Ben Smith – 6’6 – PF – Edmond Sante Fe

17. Jett Sternberger – 6’2 – SG – Kingfisher

18. Jaylen Thomas – 6’7 – SF – Tulsa Central

19. James Alexandre – 5’9 – SG – Tulsa Memorial

20 Mathis Givens – 5'10 – PG - RLTC Prep

21. Ryan Lofton – 6’7 – SF – RLTC Prep

22. Julian Cockrell – 6’8 – PF – Tulsa Memorial

23. Tayo Dina – 6’3 – SG – Bartlesville

24. Shelby Sampleton – 6'2 – SG – PC West

25. Logan Dolan – 6’4 – SG – Broken Arrow