Top Basketball Recruit Aaliyah Chavez Commits to Oklahoma
The No. 1-ranked high school player announced her decision on ESPN, choosing the Sooners over other top programs as Oklahoma prepares for its first Sweet 16 since 2013.
- Aaliyah Chavez, the No. 1-ranked women's high school basketball recruit, has committed to the University of Oklahoma.
- Chavez made her announcement during a televised segment on ESPN's 'SportsCenter,' selecting Oklahoma over Texas, LSU, South Carolina, and others.
- The 5-foot-11 point guard recently led Monterey High School in Texas to a Class 5A state championship, capping a decorated high school career with nearly 4,800 points scored.
- Oklahoma's women's basketball team is experiencing a resurgence, having reached the NCAA Sweet 16 for the first time since 2013, and Chavez is expected to elevate the program further.
- Reports suggest Chavez may sign an NIL deal with Jordan Brand, reflecting her marketability and the growing role of endorsements in college athletics.