Westview moves on to Round 2, beats Wells 51-39

In a tight game, Westview prevailed over Wells in tonight's first-round playoff matchup, 51-39. Westview will face Jesuit in Round 2 of the state playoffs, winner goes to the state tournament. Here are some of the top performers from this evening's matchup.    [player_tooltip player_id='2021519' first='Dayton' last='Jenkins'] showed why he's a First Team All-League talent, delivering a game-high 21 points with his trademark relentlessness. A tough, high-IQ competitor, he consistently wins 50/50 balls and sets the tone with his effort. Jenkins can stretch the floor from three, plays above the rim, and thrives in transition, making him a constant threat in the open court. His combination of skill, toughness, and motor separates him as one of the premier players in the league.     Nicely brought steady production in the paint, finishing with 16 points while playing with poise on the block. A strong rebounder and capable rim protector, he uses his length and athleticism to impact the game defensively. Nicely plays above the rim, thrives as a lob threat, and finishes well around the basket. He also stepped up at the free-throw line, rounding out an efficient interior performance.     [player_tooltip player_id='1624397' first='Justin' last='Cheng'] made his presence felt as an athletic forward and true glue guy. A great on-ball defender and fierce competitor, he uses his quickness and solid ball handling to impact both ends of the floor. Cheng came up with a couple of steals and consistently did the little things that don't always show up in the box score. One of the more underrated players in the Metro League, he finished with 7 points while providing steady, winning contributions throughout the game.     Carter continues to emerge as one of the top sophomore guards in the Portland metro area. A great ball handler with strong court awareness, he attacks downhill as a slasher and doesn't shy away from contact. Carter impacts the game in multiple ways, doing a little bit of everything while staying aggressive. He also converted at the free-throw line and finished with a team-high 11 points, highlighting his growing offensive presence.     Mo Carter is one of the top athletes in the state, bringing rare physical tools and explosiveness to the floor. With great length and the ability to play above the rim, he impacts the game as a rim protector and strong rebounder. Carter finishes well around the basket and has a decent jumper that adds to his versatility. Even beyond the box score, his presence stands out — he finished with 8 points while affecting the game in multiple ways.     Surur set the tone as a senior point guard and vocal leader, bringing poise and competitiveness to the backcourt. A quick slasher with a solid handle, he consistently put pressure on the defense and made smart decisions with the ball. Surur also competed on the defensive end as a strong on-ball presence and kept defenses honest with his outside shot. He finished with 8 points, providing steady leadership and control throughout the game.

In a tight game, Westview prevailed over Wells in tonight's first-round playoff matchup, 51-39. Westview will face Jesuit in Round 2 of the state playoffs, winner goes to the state tournament. Here are some of the top performers from this evening's matchup.