Projected Level: NAIA, D3

Analysis: Lawson earned First Team All-Tournament honors for the second consecutive year, this time leading from the consolation side of the bracket and solidifying his reputation as one of the state’s top unsigned seniors. With Canby relying heavily on his scoring, the senior guard delivered in a major way—producing at all three levels while averaging 20.0 points per game on an efficient 54.5% shooting from the field, 50% from three, and an impressive 17-of-19 from the free throw line. His ability to score efficiently in multiple ways made him a constant offensive threat. Lawson also showcased his playmaking ability, averaging 3.7 assists per game, proving he can both score and facilitate at a high level. He capped off his career as one of Canby’s all-time greats with two standout performances in the consolation round—an efficient 19 points on 6-for-8 shooting against North Eugene, followed by a team-high 21 points in the 4th/6th place game. A poised and polished point guard, Lawson combines scoring efficiency, decision-making, and leadership—making him a strong late pickup as one of the top remaining unsigned seniors in the state. (JT)

Projected Level: NAIA, D3

Analysis: Lawson earned First Team All-Tournament honors for the second consecutive year, this time leading from the consolation side of the bracket and solidifying his reputation as one of the state’s top unsigned seniors. With Canby relying heavily on his scoring, the senior guard delivered in a major way—producing at all three levels while averaging 20.0 points per game on an efficient 54.5% shooting from the field, 50% from three, and an impressive 17-of-19 from the free throw line. His ability to score efficiently in multiple ways made him a constant offensive threat. Lawson also showcased his playmaking ability, averaging 3.7 assists per game, proving he can both score and facilitate at a high level. He capped off his career as one of Canby’s all-time greats with two standout performances in the consolation round—an efficient 19 points on 6-for-8 shooting against North Eugene, followed by a team-high 21 points in the 4th/6th place game. A poised and polished point guard, Lawson combines scoring efficiency, decision-making, and leadership—making him a strong late pickup as one of the top remaining unsigned seniors in the state. (JT)