2026 PrepHoops Oregon Expo - Team Two 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 2.    #24 - Gritty defensive-minded guard at 5-foot-9. Pesky with his on-the-ball D and wasn't afraid to get physical. Looked to attack off the dribble offensively and get into the lane to make plays for himself or teammates. Had a number of easy buckets by sprinting down the floor on the break. Confidence and competitiveness appear to be a major part of his makeup.     #39 - Dynamic combo guard at 6-foot-1. Extremely effective going to the basket and gets downhill in a hurry. Wiry-strong frame allows him to absorb all sorts of contact and finishes extremely well around the hoop. Didn't need to take a ton of jumpers but when he did, shot it at a high percentage. Strong rebounder for his size and really pushed the ball up the floor after grabbing the board, making the right reads and passes in transition to teammates for easy scores. Simply a tough competitor on both ends.     #54 - Steady combo guard at 5-foot-10. Focused on making the right play and getting teammates involved and not forcing the issue. Handled defensive pressure well and delivered crisp passes to teammates. Took the open shot where his form looked solid and had some quality finishes at the hoop.     #64 - Hard-working combo guard at 6-foot-1. Used size to get position against defenders and mainly looked to create his shot off the dribble, but the form on his jumper looked good. Wasn't afraid of getting physical on the boards or on defense.     #72 - Versatile and lanky swingman at 6-foot-4. Capable of scoring both inside and out, using sneaky post moves down low and a smooth jumper from the perimeter. Crafty around the hoop and finished through contact. Comfortable with the catch-and-shoot but preferred to create off the dribble. Got a lot of scores by running and getting loose in the open floor.     #74 - Wing with good size and athleticism at 6-foot-4. Skilled ball-handler and passer who often brought the ball up the floor and looked to get in transition. Aggressive rebounder who led the team with his boardwork. Mid-range jumper was his specialty but also knocked down some shots with range.     #117 - Versatile modern big man at 6-foot-7. Physical play in the post using either hand to score but faced up from the perimeter and knocked down shots out past three-point range. Ran the floor well and finished at the rim with both one-handed and two-handed slams. Strong offensive rebounder and often followed up his own misses with a score.     #240 - Energetic combo guard at 6-foot. Looked to attack the basket, using his quickness to get past defenders and finish at the basket with either hand. Good pull-up jumper in the lane and used the dribble to create space for himself. Wasn't afraid of getting hit once he got in the lane and was able to score through contact.     #312 - Team-oriented 6-foot-1 guard. Did the dirty work that doesn't necessarily show up on the stat sheet for his team, scrapping for the ball while man-ing up on D. Was effective on the offensive glass, out-rebounding players taller than him. Made the extra pass and took the open shot when it was given to him.

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 2.