NW June D1 Event Primer: Chiawana, Clackamas, Cole Valley

<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Chiawana (WA)</h3>   Classification: 4A   2025-26 Record: 22-5   Key Players   [player_tooltip player_id='2548212' first='Messiah' last='Guy'] 6-2 CG 2028   25-26 Stats: 10.0 pts 2.7 rebs 1.3 ast 1.3 stl   The third-leading scorer for the Riverhawks last winter, Guy will step into an even larger role this coming season as the lone returning starter. He's a player with a smooth jumper who led the team in 3PM by a large margin last year (53 3PM) and shot 37% from behind the arc.   [player_tooltip player_id='3337177' first='Ender' last='Douglass'] 6-4 SF 2027   25-26 Stats: 7.5 pts 2.4 rebs   Douglass is another Riverhawk that looks ready for a larger role this coming winter. He was fifth on the team with 7.5 PPG last season, and did it pretty efficiently, leading the team in field goal percentage (52%) on 148 attempts. He had a few big games last winter, scoring 16 points on 6-of-11 shooting, and 18 points on 5-of-7 shooting, and is a kid who gets a lot of his look by moving without the ball.   Wade Woodard 6-7 PF 2027   25-26 Stats: 3.9 pts 2.6 rebs 1.2 ast   The 6-foot-7 forward provided some good front court depth last winter, and is a stretch forward who has the potential to double up on his production next season. He has a good outside shot that should continue to improve (31% 3PT) and has the length to disrupt some shots around the rim. While he only averaged 3.9 PPG, his best output came in a 15-point performance where he shot 3-of-5 from downtown.   <h3 class="wp-block-heading">Clackamas (OR)</h3>   Classification: 6A   2025-26 Record: 18-11   Key Players   [player_tooltip player_id='2026062' first='RJ' last='Barhoum'] 6-5 SG 2027   The leading returning scorer for the Cavs, Barhoum is the leading returning three-point shooter in the state and could very well break the 6A all-time threes made mark his senior season. More than just a bomber with unlimited range, the guard has improved upon his abilty to get to the basket as well as make plays for others. He already holds recruiting interest from a number of D-I schools.   [player_tooltip player_id='2684850' first='Max' last='Martinov'] 6-4 PG 2027   Arguably the biggest stock riser in the Class of 2027 this spring has been Martinov, who earned a scholarship offer from Santa Clara after playing with the [program_tooltip program_id='2850997' first='Cascade' last='Kings']. A long and lean athlete with a smooth shooting stroke in addition to great bounce off the dribble, the senior can make a difference on the defensive side of the ball as well.   [player_tooltip player_id='2132780' first='Alex' last='Lugo'] 6-1 CG 2027   A transfer from Milwaukie, Lugo is an all-around combo guard with a good feel for the game. He is a capable shooter and scorer but has the knack of being the right spot to make the right play without forcing the issue. His versatility will allow him to play all three perimeter positions for the Cavs.   [player_tooltip player_id='2534844' first='Enzo' last='Yamashita'] 6-6 SF 2027   A teammate of Lugo's at Milwaukie, Yamashita comes to Clackamas instantly providing size and athleticism in the paint. The rising senior runs the floor well, can finish at the rim, and has the ability to step out and knock down face-up jumpers from the mid-range on out. He has the potential to be a shot eraser on defense too.   [player_tooltip player_id='2313999' first='Cooper' last='Day'] 6-2 SG 2027   Another transfer is Day, who moves in from Nelson. The rising senior guard is a dangerous perimeter shooter but has added the strength and skills to attack off the dribble and finish through contact.   Sam Martinov 6-3 SG 2029   Getting a chance to play more at the varsity level will be the younger Martinov, who is already blessed with physical maturity for his age. He's a tough competitor that doesn't back down from anyone and has already shown the willingness to bang with players bigger than him down low.   <h3 class="wp-block-heading">Cole Valley Christian (ID)</h3>   Classification: 4A   2025-26 Record: 22-4   Key Players   Jamin Hughes 5-10 PG 2028   Hughes is the engine on this Cole Valley Christian squad. His ability to consistently dribble in and out of the paint and maintain a balance of aggression and patience, helps drive his team offensively. He's a natural playmaker and is active through every phase of the game. Hughes was the 4A State Tournament MVP this past winter.   Kaden Krogh 6-3 SF 2027   Krogh is a solidly built wing who does a ton of work off the ball to get into good spots. He will find space around the paint, play off of two, and utilize pump fakes to mitigate shot blockers and score.   Cooper Kollmann 6-5 SF 2027   The second-team all-state selection is a lanky wing who can really light it up from 3-point range. Most of his threes come off the catch, but when he feels space, he can let it fly. He's a kid who will play inside and out, and has some sneaky athleticism too.   Madden Compton 6-4 SF 2027   Compton is another kid on this Cole Valley Christian team who can shoot the rock. He has a solid frame, good balance, and can shoot it from any range. Has a quick release, looks to get up the floor and help move the ball up, and generally plays with a good pace that helps them play in transition. He currently has an offer to LC State.   Eli Hamby 6-2 SF 2027   Hamby is a stoutly built guard who shows a lot of toughness on the court. Will go at bigger guys inside, create space with solid bumps, and works a lot in the paint off the catch and offensive boards.   Soren Fraas 6-7 SF 2028   The 6-foot-7 guard/wing was last season's 4A State Player of the Year, and it's not hard to see why with just a glimpse of his game. A smooth offensive player with good footwork and a solid jumper, he can also get up and flush down some big dunks with his length and bounce. He'll also protect the rim when he's inside and has shown good timing as a shot blocker.