Lampert is going to be one of West Linn’s top offensive go-to guys this upcoming season and he was rock solid in the three games we saw him play at the Summer Tourney. The rising senior’s bread and butter is slicing his way to the basket in both the halfcourt and on the break, utilizing his length and athletic ability to finish around the rim, with the occasional transition slam. He showed he was capable of hitting the open three and did a good job sharing the basketball, finishing with 3+ assists in each of the games we saw.

A number of huge plays down the stretch by Lampert for Fly Select 17U in their final win of the day on Sunday. Two tough finishes for the West Linn junior wing in transition – one a traditional and-one – but he also came up big with two rejections on the defensive end as the squad captured a big rivalry win over Players Only .

Lampert was arguably the best finisher in transition we saw on Sunday. He leaked out on the break and outran defenders to the hoop, where he used his length to finish at a high percentage. On one play, he showed off his athleticism with a nice one-handed power jam. Overall the West Linn junior was tough on the boards and was aggressive defensively too.

The physical combo guard will be called on to do all the little things that help teams win. Lampert who often draws comparison to 2023 West Linn grad Mark Hamper (California football) for his hard nosed play & toughness that are vital to the Lions success.

Blake Lampert Blake Lampert 6'3" | CG/SG West Linn | 2027 State OR was a strong all-around scorer who played well on both ends of the floor. A true 3-and-D presence, he defends well, a solid rebounder, and plays with a high basketball IQ. Lampert is crafty with the ball and finished the game with 14 points. Defintley a guard we will keep our eye on own going forward.