Prep Hoops Oregon - All-LSI Second Team

The Les Schwab Invitational took place from December 26-30th, and many of Oregon's top high school players were at Portland State University for some high-level competition. We had the opportunity to watch the action from start to finish. Here are the players for the Prep Hoops Oregon Les Schwab Invitational All-Tournament Second Team.    [player_tooltip player_id='2132800' first='Pat' last='Vialva Jr'] at the LSI display how he is an all-around hustle player who consistently impacts the game beyond the scoring column. A very quick guard with a good handle, he works hard on both ends and sets the tone with his energy. Vialva rebounds well for his position, grabbing several boards and staying active around the ball. He's a willing and capable passer who plays within the flow as a true team player. Offensively, he's a good outside shooter and a solid free-throw shooter who can get hot in stretches, making him a dangerous streaky scorer when given space.     Paschal is a quick, athletic guard who consistently brought energy and competitiveness to the floor. He has nice bounce and is a great rebounder for his size, showing strong instincts around the ball. A true team player, Paschal is a pass-first facilitator who looks to get teammates involved while keeping the offense flowing. He cuts well off the ball, attacks as a slasher, and plays fast in transition. Immediately, his athleticism stands out, and he complements it with a solid outside shot and a smooth jumper, making him a reliable all-around contributor and leader.     [player_tooltip player_id='2054373' first='Alijah' last='Scott'] is a high-energy guard who impacted the game with his athleticism and effort. He's fast and thrives in transition, playing above the rim as a high flyer who isn't afraid of contact when attacking the basket. A floor general, Scott did a good job facilitating the offense, making sharp passes, and keeping his teammates involved. He's a solid ball handler who makes smart cuts to the rim, and goes 100% on every possession. Offensively, he's a good scorer with a reliable outside shot and 3-point range, while also contributing on the glass as a strong rebounder for his size.     [player_tooltip player_id='2021519' first='Dayton' last='Jenkins'] is a very smart, well-rounded forward who consistently makes winning plays. He does an excellent job reading the defense, finding open lanes, and getting quality looks within the flow of the offense. Jenkins impacted the game without forcing shots, using his instincts and timing to attack the rim with ease and make smart cuts, especially in transition where he thrived as a slasher. Despite standing just 6'2", Jenkins led the tournament in rebounding, showcasing his toughness and excellent eye for the ball. Offensively, he can stretch the floor as a solid three-point shooter, play above the rim, and bring great energy.     [player_tooltip player_id='2684850' first='Max' last='Martinov'] is one of the more underrated guards in his class and continues to prove his value with his versatility and toughness. He got to the basket with ease, using his strong handle, good poise, and confidence to attack defenders off the dribble. A hard worker and vocal leader, Martinov does a great job running the offense and setting the tone for his team. He is effective in transition, makeing smart reads as a passer, and can score in the mid-range when defenses collapse. Martinov also contributes on the glass as a decent rebounder for his position. Overall, he is a complete guard who impacts the game in multiple ways beyond just scoring.

The Les Schwab Invitational took place from December 26-30th, and many of Oregon's top high school players were at Portland State University for some high-level competition. We had the opportunity to watch the action from start to finish. Here are the players for the Prep Hoops Oregon Les Schwab Invitational All-Tournament Second Team.