2026 PrepHoops Oregon Expo - Team Four Scouting Report

The PrepHoops Oregon Expo took place last Saturday and this week, we will take a look at our scouting notes for each individual roster, breaking down this huge crop of talent from around the Pacific Northwest, player-by-player. Here's a look at Team 4.    Khyungra is a quick and shifty guard who stood out as one of the top point guards at the event. He used his quickness and handle to get to the rim with ease and was a dynamic scorer with the ball in his hands. Khyungra also showed good basketball IQ and played with a team-first approach, making him a well-rounded guard who can create while getting his teammates involved.     A hardworking player who brought a competitive mindset to the defensive end. He didn't back down from tough matchups and played with consistent effort and toughness. His defensive mentality, work ethic, and overall potential give him a solid foundation to continue developing his game.     Alleman is an up-tempo player with a great motor who looked comfortable with the ball in his hands. He attacked the rim well, made plays off the dribble, and showed good shot selection. Alleman caught our attention by going on a run where he scored several baskets in a row for his team. This was our first time seeing him play, and he made a strong impression with his energy and offensive ability.     A quick and strong guard who brought versatility to the floor. He used his strength and quickness effectively on the attack and has a nice touch around the rim as a finisher. Brazile also played with a team-first approach and looks to contribute in different areas of the game. His physicality and quickness made him an intriguing guard to watch.     He is a hardworking player who brought a team-first approach to the floor. He has a nice touch around the rim and did a good job attacking inside, drawing contact, and getting to the free-throw line. Thomas is also a solid rebounder who competes on the glass and stays active around the basket.     Lugo is an effective guard who does a little bit of everything on the floor. He was a capable scorer with a solid outside shot and also made an impact by running the floor well in transition. Lugo played with good energy and looked to contribute in multiple areas rather than relying on one part of his game.     Butler is a 6'5 forward with good ball-handling ability for his size and a versatile offensive game. He was comfortable putting the ball on the floor and attacked the basket as a slasher. Butler also showed he can score from the mid-range, giving him another way to create offense. His size, handle, and scoring ability made him an intriguing forward with offensive versatility.     He is a hardworking guard who brought a team-first approach to the floor. Wyatt is a solid ball handler who looked comfortable with the ball and contributed as an outside shooter. His combination of shooting and ball-handling makes him a solid guard with room to continue developing.     Jones-Kelly is an athletic guard who plays above the rim and brings an exciting style to the floor. He's an acrobatic finisher who uses his athleticism well around the basket and is especially effective in transition. Jones-Kelly also read the defense well, which allowed him to find openings and make plays. His athleticism, finishing ability, and feel for the game made him one of the top guards at the event.

The PrepHoops Oregon Expo took place last Saturday and this week, we will take a look at our scouting notes for each individual roster, breaking down this huge crop of talent from around the Pacific Northwest, player-by-player. Here's a look at Team 4.