2026 PrepHoops Oregon Expo - Top Performers First Team

This year's PrepHoops Oregon Expo took place at the Beaverton YMCA - known to most as "The Hoop" - and many of the top in-state players and beyond from the Classes of 2027 and 2028 took the court to compete against one another in some very spirited competition. We had the opportunity to watch the action from start to finish, and after conferring with a number of other observers in attendance have come up with our All-Camp Teams - five members each on the First, Second, and Third Team. Here's a look at the First Team.    A very talented complete player whom I've seen over the course of 2.5-years make the necessary progress to solidify himself as a legitimate Division 1 prospect. He's making the transition and expanding his role this season as the main PG decision-maker in the half-court sets. He has good passing skills and can create to get downhill in a hurry, with finishes in the paint and above the rim with dunks using his speed, length, and athleticism. Defensively, colleges will appreciate how hard he competes on that end of the floor; he can really deny the basketball in passing lanes. He's one year or less away from being a 6'6” PG that can get you triple-doubles in 10+ games. Off the ball, he can knock down the 3-pointer with NBA range. I mentioned one year ago that he would have the opportunity in his high school career to compete for a Top100 prospect (senior year) slot. (LL)     Sharp-shooting 5-foot-11 combo guard. Known best for his ability to shoot from deep, he had his three-ball locked down and was hitting from all spots beyond the arc often times feet behind the line. Showed a smooth, confident stroke with a quick release and knocked down jumpers while contested. Also ran the point and found the open man in transition. Noted by many observers in attendance as one of the top performers at the event. (JT)     Breaux was one of the top players we saw at The Expo, consistently competing and making an impact on both ends. He used his length and explosiveness to get to the rim and finish around the basket with ease. Breaux led the game we watched with 15 points and also had several key rebounds. His combination of athleticism, length, scoring ability, and competitive motor made him a standout performer. (AG)     An extremely talented and gifted wing/guard with good height and size, an aggressive slasher who can finish at the rim and/or dunk as a lefty. He's capable of drawing fouls each time he attacks the basket or from offensive rebounding. Defensively, he's committed to picking up full court and does a good job of turning the offensive player and contesting shots on jump shooters. Good fundamentals, and is capable of bringing the basketball up the floor to create, run offensive sets for teammates, or straight up score on you. Runs lanes. This left-handed shooter has 3-pt. Range, and can knock down the shot. Good trapping wing. Plays the passing well. Look for the recruiting to begin, if it hasn't already. (LL)     Harper-Grant is a tough, competitive guard who consistently finds ways to score. He is a strong ball handler and effective slasher who can score from all three levels. Harper-Grant plays with good basketball IQ, competes on every possession, and isn't afraid to get on the floor for loose balls. His combination of toughness, scoring versatility, and feel for the game makes him an impressive all-around guard. (AG)    Additional contributions from Andrew Gill and Lorenzo Leaks

This year's PrepHoops Oregon Expo took place at the Beaverton YMCA - known to most as "The Hoop" - and many of the top in-state players and beyond from the Classes of 2027 and 2028 took the court to compete against one another in some very spirited competition. We had the opportunity to watch the action from start to finish, and after conferring with a number of other observers in attendance have come up with our All-Camp Teams - five members each on the First, Second, and Third Team. Here's a look at the First Team.