The only player named to either all-tournament team who didn’t play for a trophy was Gray, who likely earned the honor as he led the event in scoring – and in a dominant way. He started out with 25 points in the quarterfinal loss to Centennial, hitting a perfect 5-for-5 from beyond the arc, and then added another 29 points in the loss to Canby, hitting four more threes. Overall, the senior guard averaged 27.0 points shooting .548 from the field, .692 from beyond the three-point line.

In one of the top games of the entire tournament, Gray sizzled with a 29-point performance in the Highlanders loss against Canby. He was on fire from three, hitting 4-for-8 from beyond the arc, and was using his speed and athleticism to attack the basket and finish at the rim. He remains unsigned.

The top performance from a player that wasn’t on the winning side came from Gray, who posted an impressive 25 points. The sweet-shooting guard was sharp withhis shot either from distance or off the dribble, knocking down 8-for-14 from the field including a perfect 5-for-5 from three-point range. A tremendous athlete, the senior was able to show that off with a hard drive and two-handed flush in traffic in the second half.

The talented Gray flies a little under the radar down in Eugene, but had a huge first half to help secure an easy victory for his team on their way to the state quarterfinals. Gray scored 18 of his 21 points in the 1st half as the Highlanders cruised from there.

Jordan had a phenomenal week scoring 22, 26, and 32 points across three games, showing both consistency and elite scoring ability. Even on his “lowest” shooting night, he still shot an impressive 59%. His highlight performance came against Caldera in the Silverton Tournament, where he poured in 32 points on 59% shooting while adding eight rebounds and four steals.

North Eugene got a somewhat unexpected challenge from Newberg with the game going to overtime, so that’s when Gray took over. The 6-foot-2 senior guard had a solid game to that point, shooting it well from the perimeter (four threes) while also getting to the rack effectively. In the overtime period, the ball was in his hands where he attacked the basket and drew contact, going 5-for-6 from the line, but he also dished out a key assist to an open Jayden Robinson for a big three. Gray finished with a game-high 30 points to go along with four rebounds and three assists.

Versatile guard scored in a multitude of ways. Knocked down open threes (four in the game we watched), pulled up from mid-range, and got all the way to the cup for buckets or free throw line opportunities, showing off his athleticism with a driving one-handed slam. The 6-foot-2 North Eugene senior was tough on the defensive boards and was even effective defensively as a shot-blocker. (JT)

Versatile guard scored in a multitude of ways. Knocked down open threes (four in the game we watched), pulled up from mid-range, and got all the way to the cup for buckets or free throw line opportunities, showing off his athleticism with a driving one-handed slam in the 3×3 action. The 6-foot-2 North Eugene senior was tough on the defensive boards and was even effective defensively as a shot-blocker.