2026 PH Oregon Freshman Showcase - Team Six Scouting Report

The PrepHoops Oregon Freshman Showcase took place on Sunday, and this week we will take a look at our scouting notes for each roster, breaking down this huge crop of talent from around the Pacific Northwest, player by player. Here's a look at Team Six.    Miles is a strong, quick guard who used his quickness and physicality to attack the defense and showed the ability to finish around the basket with either hand. Miles is also a capable outside shooter, giving him another way to keep defenders honest. His combination of strength, creativity, and versatility makes him a threat with the ball.     Oscar is a versatile guard who showcased the ability to impact the game in multiple ways. He's a solid ball handler who can create off the dribble and get downhill to the rim. Kidder also moved well without the ball, finding open spaces and playing within the flow of the offense.     Shankar was a team-first player who competed hard and brought a strong work ethic to the floor. While we only saw him in limited minutes, Shankar showed a willingness to play within the team and contribute however he could. His effort and unselfish approach stood out during the time he was on the court.     [player_tooltip player_id='3267325' first='Trevor' last='Harvey'] is an intriguing 6'4” prospect who brought good size and physicality to the floor. He showed the ability to finish well around the rim and used his frame effectively when working inside. Harvey is also a solid rebounder who competes on the glass and creates extra opportunities for his team. The son of former NBA player Antonio Harvey, Trevor has an interesting combination of size, rebounding ability, and interior finishing to build upon.     Markham, a 5'8” guard, showed a team-first approach during the limited time we saw him on the floor. He played within the offense, looked to make the right play, and was willing to contribute however he could. Although his minutes were limited, Markham displayed an unselfish style of play and a willingness to work within the flow of the team.     Wegner was a quick and crafty guard who played with good control and patience. He's comfortable with the ball in his hands, using his handle and change of pace to create opportunities. Wegner doesn't rush possessions, instead allowing plays to develop and looking for openings in the defense.     Jack is an all-around scorer who can impact the game on both ends of the floor. Offensively, he finds different ways to put points on the board and is especially effective when getting active in transition. Duren also showed solid defensive instincts, creating steals and helping turn defense into offense. His two-way ability and activity in the open floor allowed him to make an impact in multiple areas of the game.     Reyna was a crafty slashing guard who consistently pressured the defense. He attacked the rim with ease, using his handle and creativity to work his way through traffic. Reyna showed impressive body control as an acrobatic finisher, along with a nice touch around the basket. His ability to create off the dribble and finish from different angles made him a difficult cover when getting downhill.     Jonah, a versatile 6'4” forward, contributed on both ends of the floor. Offensively, he showed value as a spot-up shooter while also being willing to play through contact around the basket. Sheldon brought a team-first approach and played within the flow of the offense. Defensively, he uses his size and length as a rim protector, giving him the ability to impact shots around the basket and provide a presence in the paint.

The PrepHoops Oregon Freshman Showcase took place on Sunday, and this week we will take a look at our scouting notes for each roster, breaking down this huge crop of talent from around the Pacific Northwest, player by player. Here's a look at Team Six.