Aaliyah Chavez, Oklahoma commitment, showcases her skills at McDonald's All-American Game practice

The 2025 McDonald's All-American Game is Tuesday at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Hoopers are showcasing their skills at practice, with Oklahoma commitment Aaliyah Chavez proving her mettle.

The 2025 McDonald's All-American Game is set for Tuesday at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, where some of the best high school hoopers in the country will be showcasing their skills one last time before heading off to play in college.

Among those who will be suiting up for the game is Oklahoma commit Aaliyah Chavez, who has been turning heads with her performance at practice. Chavez, who is known for her stellar ball-handling skills and ability to create plays for herself and her teammates, appears to be ready to hit the ground running with the Sooners.

The four-star recruit committed to Jennie Baranczyk's program last week, a day after the Sooners advanced to the Women's NCAA tournament Sweet 16 for the first time since 2013. In July, she narrowed her options to six schools: OU, LSU, South Carolina, Texas and Texas Tech. Later this year in January, she decided on three schools: Oklahoma, Texas and Texas Tech.

However, Chavez did not disclose which school would have been on the other side of the coin.

"The next Caitlin Clark of college basketball:" NBA star Trae Young on No. 1 WBB player Aaliyah Chavez

Aaliyah Chavez boasts 4,796 points, 1,279 rebounds and 771 assists in her high school career. Few women's basketball players have been able to create their mark in the public's goldfish memory. Of which one such WNBA hooper is Caitlin Clark.

On Wednesday, sports reporter Chancellor Johnson shared a video clip on X of Atlanta Hawks star Trae Young, an Oklahoma product, comparing Gatorade Player of the Year awardee Aaliyah Chavez to WNBA star Caitlin Clark.

"They making a GOAT already. Trae Young is feeling some type of way about Aaliyah Chavez being compared to Caitlin Clark," Johnson wrote in the post.

The 2025 McDonald's All-American Game will tip off at 6 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on ESPN2.

Although being compared to such legends is remarkable, Chavez wants to create her own identity.