Walkenhorst had a break out junior year for Century showing marked improved on both ends of the floor. He possesses great time on the defensive end which makes him an effective shot blocker & he has good hands & a soft touch around the basket which makes him a very efficient scorer.

The 6’9 junior big man gives one Century one of the few traditional posts to match up with Ryder Zanon Ryder Zanon 6'8" | C Southridge | 2026 State OR . Walkenhorst is a skilled big man with good hands that finishes well around the basket. Staying out of foul trouble will be key for the Jaguars.

After a solid start to the year in non-league games, Walkenhorst really started to find his groove during conference play. The junior post became more assertive with his post-up moves and his soft touch helped him convert field goals at over a 65 percent clip. Defensively he averaged almost 2.5 blocks per game, making him a bona-fide rim protector which was a key toward Century capturing third place and the Pacific Conference’s last playoff berth.

Adam Walkenhorst Adam Walkenhorst 6'8" | C Century | 2027 State OR stands out as one of the tallest prospects in the state and continues to anchor the paint with his presence. A solid post player who plays with poise, he’s also arguably one of the top rebounders and rim protectors at the 6A level. Walkenhorst finished with a game-high 18 points, 8 rebounds, and 3 blocks, and once he gets into a rhythm, he’s consistently tough to stop on both ends of the floor.

Bigs aren’t plentiful across the state but Walkenhorst is more than just his 6-foot-8 height. The junior post runs the floor well and his fluidity in movement reflects the upside that he possesses. Offensively, he’s still a bit of a work in progress but he’s capable of crashing the offensive glass for putbacks and he holds his own on the boards and on defense. (JT)

Bigs aren’t plentiful across the state but Walkenhorst is more than just his 6-foot-8 height. The sophomore post runs the floor well and his fluidity in movement reflects the upside that he possesses. Offensively, he’s still a bit of a work in progress but he’s capable of crashing the offensive glass for putbacks and he holds his own on the boards and on defense.