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Thought I would start a Future Sooners thread so we can keep up with the high school careers of soon to be Sooners.

Our Florida Future Sooners have started their seasons and as has been mentioned Vionese Pierre-Louis started off with a great game. Here is a short article regarding the 27 point 15 rebound game from Vionese:

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/...randview-aquinas-1112-20131112,0,666476.story

FORT LAUDERDALE — Grandview Prep girls basketball knocked off St. Thomas 47-45 on the road in a frenetic inter-county season opener. Senior center Vionise Pierre-Louis led the way for the Pride with a game-high 27 points and 15 rebounds.

"She is our anchor. She's got the best hands that I've ever seen. The best feet I've ever seen. And she's got a great touch," Grandview coach Gary Downing said. "I'm so excited for her senior year."

With the Pride (1-0) coming off a trip to the state semifinals and the Raiders (0-1) reaching the district semifinals, Downing was prepared for a battle. The game lived up to the billing, as there was a single-digit deficit from start to finish.

"I am so proud of the girls. We knew that this was going to be a hostile environment," Downing said. "We were preparing the whole preseason for this game. I just really like that towards the end of the game we held it together. "
 
That is pretty exciting. Add her to Ortiz and we have a possible high impact class.
 
Sorry, 'Cuda. I also started a thread about our new recruits; could have added my observations to your thread.
 
Thanks for the update, I wonder if Pierre-Louis can play at the 4.
 
27 points and 15 rebounds? She might be able to play point guard if she can keep those numbers coming!
 
Gabbi Ortiz plays for The Prairie School in Racine, WI. Her team is having their first practice today. Their first game isn't until November 29th when they play in a tournament at Brookfield Central High School.

Good luck to Gabbi as she prepares to start her senior season.
 
Gileysa Penzo plays for Montverde Academy which is located near Orlando. Her season has started and her team has won games 67-17 and 64-5. I haven't been able to locate any stats for those games...but so far it would seem they haven't played much competition.
 
I believe Ortiz will likely be one of the all-time greats by the time she graduates.

I also like what little I know about Pierre-Louise.

I just don't know much about Williams or Penzo.
 
Is it within the NCAA rules to contact the school to ask about results?
 
Found some info on Dungee's games so far:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Okmulgee-Times-Sports/399466616773163

Red Oak 52, Preston 42
The Lady Pirates trailed 9-2 after the first eight minutes of action, then were outscored 17-9 in the second stanza to go into the halftime break down 26-11. The Preston offense picked up a little in the second half, outscoring the host Lady Eagles 16-13 in the third quarter and 15-13 in the fourth. The 5-point second half swing would not be enough to overcome the early deficit, as the Lady Pirates dropped their first game of the season by a 52-42 margin.
Chelsea Dungee was the lone double-figure scorer for Preston with a team-best 22 points. The other Lady Pirate scorers were Audrey Fonteno with six, Jordan Ivey five, Kiki Shields four, Madisyn McFalls three, and Stacia Phillips two.
Dungee pulled down a team-best 10 rebounds for her second double-digit rebounding performance of the season, while senior Alison Raley was next in the rebounding department with nine.
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November 9th @ Preston
Preston 87, Kiowa 74
The Lady Pirates trailed 23-18 after a high-scoring first period. Both teams put up 25 points in the 8-minute second quarter to send the Preston ladies to the intermission still trailing by five, 48-43.
Kiowa edged the Lady Pirates 21-18 in the third to make it an 8-point Cowgirl lead heading into the final eight minutes of regulation.
The Preston ladies opened the fourth period with a 14-0 run to take over the lead, then outscored the visitors 12-5 down the stretch to come away with the 87-74, come-from-behind win.
Chelsea Dungee led the way offensively for Preston with a game-high 30 points, including 16 in the all-important fourth period. Kiki Shields also reached double figures for the Lady Pirates, finishing with 19 points. Senior Danielle Hawkins just missed double-digit scoring with nine, followed by Madisyn McFalls with eight. Alison Raley and Jordan Ivey were next for Preston with six points apiece, followed by Audrey Fonteno with four, Stacia Phillips three, and Tristin Flora two.
Raley pulled down a team-best 11 rebounds, while Dungee led the way in assists with seven and Shields was tops in steals (7) and blocked shots (3). All of Hawkins’ points came from beyond 3-point range.
 
Some more Dungee game info:

Preston 89, Silo 35
The Lady Pirates doubled up on Silo 26-13 in the first period, then outscored the Lady Rebels 20-8 in the second stanza for a commanding 52-21 halftime lead. The Preston ladies took the third quarter by a 20-11 margin for a 72-32 advantage, then completed the 54-point win by outscoring Silo 17-3 in the final eight minutes to walk away with the season-opening 89-35 victory.
Chelsea Dungee led all scorers with a game-high 28 points. Audrey Fonteno and Kiki Shields also reached double figures for the Lady Pirates with 16 and 13, respectively. The other Preston scorers included Alison Raley nine, Ashlee Basquez and Madisyn McFalls six each, Danielle Hawkins five, and Lilly Powell, Jordan Ivey, and Tristin Flora two apiece
Karissa Marshall was tops for Silo with 12.

Preston 90, New Lima 42
The Lady Pirates led 26-7 after one and 52-20 at halftime. The Preston ladies took the third period by a 23-10 margin, then completed the lopsided win by edging the Falconettes 15-12 in the fourth, improving to 2-0 on the year with a 90-42 decision.
Chelsea Dungee was tops for Preston with a game-high 22 points. Kiki Shields was next with 21, followed by Danielle Hawkins with 12. Stacia Phillips just missed double figures with nine. The other Lady Pirate scorers were Madisyn McFalls with eight, Jordan Ivey seven, Moo Moo Shields four, Audrey Fonteno three, and Ashlee Basquez and Tristin Flora two each.
Kateri Harjo, Kinzey Bryan, and Joanah Harjo-Tiger led New Lima with 12, 11, and 10, respectively.
 
Went Wewoka High School near New Lima and back in the day, New Lima was damn good...so if they are still as good as they used to be, that score speaks volumes..
 
Gileysa Penzo's Montverde Academy plays Leesburg High School today.



Montverde 74, Leesburg 48


Buzz: Gileysa Penzo had 17 points for Montverde. Adrienne Jackson and Keshawn Johnson both had 10 points for Leesburg (0-3).
 
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Gileysa Penzo's Montverde Academy plays Leesburg High School today.



Montverde 74, Leesburg 48


Buzz: Gileysa Penzo had 17 points for Montverde. Adrienne Jackson and Keshawn Johnson both had 10 points for Leesburg (0-3).
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Thanks Soonercuda for keeping us informed on our Future Sooners.
 
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