Combine Stats: 12.5 Pts 1.0 Reb 3.0 Ast 0.5 Stl

Immediately on, it was pretty clear how impactful Lockhart was in his time on the court. He plays with a great cadence and control on the ball, from operating in ball screens to using ball fakes and pivots to get looks around the paint. He was one of the better passers at the event, from moving defenders to creating passing lanes to his ability to occupy multiple defenders. He ended the day with six assists to one turnover.

Lockhart dominated mainly on offense, where his IQ really showed when handling the ball for his team. What cannot be overstated is his ability to create for others, getting to the rim and kicking it, showing off his great passing ability. Another thing Lockhart did was pick up full court every possession. His shooting was on display as well, carrying multiple triples and leading his team to a winning record on the day. Lockhart could be state player of the year in the coming season if all goes well for him.

The previously number one ranked player, Lockhart checks in this update at number two. The ultra-skilled point guard had a good summer playing on the EYBL with the NW Rotary Rebels and is aiming for another big high school season to bolster his resume. Another holder of multiple D-I offers from Oregon, San Francisco, and Bethune-Cookman, Lockhart is now at Grant and has totally fit right in with the other top Generals players as they are likely considered one of the favorites in the 6A title race.

Argubaly is the top guard in Oregon’s 2028 class is a true floor general with the ball in his hands. Lockhart has a quick first step and attacked the rim with ease while also doing a great job of taking good shots. He’s a team-first player who makes the extra pass, creates opportunities for his teammates, and plays with a strong feel for the game.

Playing up with Cascade Kings (Zeke) at the Super 24 was absolutely no problem for the rising junior, as Lockhart absolutely dominated with the ball in his hands. The Grant guard had defenders at his mercy as he would use his quickness and crossover moves to blow by them off the bounce to the rim or pull up from mid-range or step-back from three. It wasn’t all about scoring either as Lockhart was constantly on the lookout for open teammates and he was key on the boards too. When it was all said and done, he had talled game highs of 25 points, 7 rebounds, 9 assists, and an opening game win.

Lockhart was part of a talented Grant squad that has a lot of long, athletic finishers. Being surrounded by big-time finishers, Lockhart was locked in on distrubting the ball, dicing up defenses, and advancing it up the floor on possession changes. He was really making key passes from all over the floor, whether it was dissecting in the half court, making pinpoint passes on the go in transition, or kicking off his paint touches. Even with his passing standing out, he managed to lead them in scoring in three games over the weekend with 15 against Lake City, 16 against Mount Si, and 16 against Clackamas.

The newest member of Grant’s extremely talented Class of 2028 is Lockhart, and there’s no question he fits right into what the Generals do. In their opening game win over West Linn, he was sharp with his shot both off the catch and off the dribble and he got his buckets within the flow of the offense. Capable of defending any backcourt position, the rising junior garnered some steals and also helped out on the boards with 5 rebounds.

1st Team

Lockhart is easily the most decorated player in the class of 2028, holding multiple high level D1 offers. His play this season supported that status, as he lead a team dealing with a ton of injury issues within a last second made 3 of the state tournament. If healthy, look for Nelson to compete for a state title next season with Lockhart one of the key pieces.

Lockhart remains entrenched at the top spot. The sophomore combo guard has seamlessly fit right in with his new Nelson teammates, getting an opportunity to play both on and off the ball with great results. He’s taken over a lot of the scoring load as star guard Braylon Gaines Braylon Gaines 6'0" | PG Nelson | 2027 State OR has been out with injury, showing great range on his jumper and continuing the ability to score at all three levels. The lefty has done a great job with his passing as well and has posted some high-assist efforts.

Carter Lockhart Carter Lockhart 6'2" | CG/PG Grant | 2028 State OR wasn’t at full health, but it didn’t stop him from competing at a high level and playing with maximum effort. He came up clutch by knocking down a crucial shot in the closing seconds of the game. A capable on-ball defender and solid all-around shooter, Lockhart finished with 10 points and showed toughness and composure in a big moment.