2026 6A State Tournament All-Tournament Second Team

Here are the selections for the 2026 6A State Tournament All-Tournament Second Team.    [player_tooltip player_id='2910099' first='Kendall' last='Hopkins-McGlothen'] is emerging as one of the state's top underclassmen, showing impressive production and poise—especially for a freshman. He averaged 17.7 points per game and 3.3 assists during the tournament, highlighting his ability to impact the game in multiple ways. Offensively, Hopkins-McGlothen is a patient player with a polished feel. He uses step-through moves effectively, plays through contact, and consistently finds ways to score—whether it's through his mid-range game, which is on point, or stepping out as a capable three-point shooter with a smooth-looking shot. He's also a reliable free-throw shooter, making him a tough cover in late-game situations. His versatility stands out, as he can operate as a solid post option while also spacing the floor. On the glass, he's a strong rebounder who creates second-chance opportunities, and defensively, he brings solid on-ball pressure. Add in his vocal leadership, competitive edge, and fearless mentality—he's not afraid of anybody—and it's clear he brings a winning presence every time he steps on the floor. With his skill set, toughness, and production at such a young age, Hopkins-McGlothen has high-level potential moving forward.     Olvera made a major impact beyond the box score, anchoring his team with his toughness and presence inside. He averaged 9.0 rebounds per game, which led the entire tournament. A solid post presence, Olvera helped Tualatin compete with taller, more physical teams, using his strength and positioning to control the glass. Offensively, even without a high scoring output, he contributed in key ways—playing well off screens, finishing through contact, and showing the ability to convert at the free-throw line. He also brings versatility with a reliable mid-range game and the ability to step out and hit from outside when needed. His activity and effort were once highlighted by a strong dunk in the frontcourt, showcasing his physicality. Olvera's rebounding, toughness, and willingness to do the dirty work made him an essential piece for his team throughout the tournament.     [player_tooltip player_id='2132800' first='Pat' last='Vialva Jr']. put together an elite all-around showing, averaging 19.7 points per game during the tournament and proving himself as one of the most complete scorers on the floor. A polished offensive player, Vialva consistently gets to his spots and scores at all three levels—whether it's knocking down shots as a solid outside shooter, operating in the mid-range, or attacking as a crafty slasher. His ball-handling and basketball IQ allow him to control the flow, while his ability to make sharp cuts to the rim keeps defenses off balance. He's especially dangerous in transition, where he plays fast and efficient, creating easy scoring opportunities. A reliable free-throw shooter and hard worker, Vialva brings consistency every time out. What truly separates him is his mentality—he's a fierce competitor, vocal leader, and thrives in big moments. With ice in his veins, he delivered the ultimate clutch play, knocking down the game-winning three-pointer with one second left to secure a state championship for Tualatin.     Long put together an impressive and well-rounded tournament, averaging 14.7 points and 2.7 assists per game while impacting the game on both ends. An athletic guard with a smooth style, Long consistently gets past defenders with ease thanks to his quick first step and strong handle. Offensively, he's a versatile scorer—able to knock down shots as an outside shooter, attack as a slasher, and finish effectively around the rim with a soft touch. He plays especially well in transition, where his instincts and speed create easy opportunities. A solid free-throw shooter, he adds reliability when getting to the line. Beyond scoring, Long stands out with his great defense, basketball IQ, and ability to play with poise and patience. He's a true team player and leader, making the right reads and consistently creating good looks within the flow of the offense.     [player_tooltip player_id='2421603' first='Eli' last='Hopkins'] is a versatile, high-impact player who averaged 15 points per game, showcasing his ability to contribute in multiple areas. An athletic finisher who plays above the rim, Hopkins thrives attacking the basket as a slasher, using his quick first step and strength to get downhill and pressure defenses. Around the rim, he shows a soft touch and the ability to finish with either hand, making him tough to stop once he gets inside. He also adds skill to his game with a nice turnaround jumper, giving him a reliable scoring option in the half court. Hopkins makes his presence felt beyond scoring as a strong rebounder and rim protector, using his athleticism and timing to impact plays defensively. With his combination of strength, versatility, and two-way ability, he's a consistent force on the floor.

Here are the selections for the 2026 6A State Tournament All-Tournament Second Team.