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Oklahoma Sooners commit Aaliyah Chavez, USC Trojans signee Jazzy Davidson and Stanford Cardinal signee Hailee Swain are among the top prospects who finished their high school careers and are set to join their colleges next season.
They appeared in a video uploaded by the Overtime Select on Instagram on Monday and talked about their best high school memories.
"This class did so many dope things 🤞🔥 @mcdaag," the caption read.
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Chavez asked the players to describe their high school basketball careers in one word.
"Lots of good moments, lots of championships," Tennessee commit Mia Pauldo said.
"Historical," Chavez said. "We haven't won state in 44 years, pretty big deal."
"I would say memorable just because I got to do some pretty cool things, with 10 of my best friends," Davidson said.
"Memorable," Kansas State signee Jordan Speiser said. "I played with a lot of my friends and we won a lot so that was fun."
"Exciting, we weren't expected to win," Duke signee Emilee Skinner said. "I came in freshman year, we won for four straight years."
Davidson also asked about their all-time favorite high school hoops moment.
"Probably scoring my 57-point game and it was against out team rivalry so it made it more special," Chavez said.
Pauldo talked about playing against Vanderbilt guard Mikayla Blakes.
"My junior year when we played Mikayla Blakes at Rutgers University in the championship," Pauldo said. "We were down in the fourth quarter, we came back and won that one."
"Definitely winning the state championship this year," Swain said. "Coming into it, we were the underdog. We had to play the number one team in the state. I think top five in the country, winning that was amazing."
Aaliyah Chavez, Jazzy Davidson and more lead Team USA to victory at Nike Hoop Summit
Aaliyah Chavez and Jazzy Davidson led Team USA to a 90-78 win against Team World at the Jordan Brand Classic on April 12.
Chavez recorded 10 points, two rebounds, five assists and one steal in 29 minutes while Davidson had 16 points, six rebounds, seven assists, three steals and three blocks.
Davidson is the only player signed by the USC Trojans in the 2025 class, while Chavez will play alongside Keziah Lofton and Brooklyn Stewart next season at Oklahoma.
