Max continued to impress with his combination of athleticism, skill, and relentless competitiveness. A smooth offensive player, Martinov attacks the rim with confidence and is a threat when he gets downhill. He showed the ability to create scoring opportunities for himself while playing a team-first mindset and making the right play. With his offensive talent and athletic upside, Martinov is a player capable of making a major impact whenever he steps on the floor.

There was no single player that we watched that was more dominant than Martinov. He was flat out unstoppable on offense – in a win over Thurston, he pulled out his entire bag with step-back threes, strong pull-ups in the lane, and finishes at the rim in transition. The rising senior guard pretty much did whatever he wanted to with the ball in his hands, which also included finding open teammates for baskets. When it was all said and done, the statsheet showed 29 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists, and a number of defensive plays. No longer a sleeper prospect but one of the top seniors in the state, Martinov committed early to Santa Clara.

One of the top performers we saw all weekend was unquestionably Martinov, who could be one of the most underrated college prospects in the state. Playing at the point, the Clackamas senior used his size, athleticism, and skill to make plays on both ends of the floor, playing with a great feel for the game. His shot was smooth, his finishes were clean, and his motor was consistently on.

Playing with the Cascade Kings “Curtis” squad, Martinov shined in all phases of the game. He was on target with his shooting, but the lengthy guard was also crashing the boards on both ends and creating off the dribble not just for himself but also for others. He was extremely active on defense, registering deflections and steals. In previous years he has split his time in the spring playing volleyball as well, but he noted he’s focused on basketball this off-season.

Max who is one of the best combo guards in the 2027 class showed his ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor. A high-energy hustle player, Martinov consistently competes on the glass and helps protect the rim defensively. He’s an athletic player who can elevate, often keeping plays alive with his effort. Offensively, he’s a solid outside shooter with confidence, even flashing a fadeaway three in his arsenal. Martinov also plays with poise, making him a steady and consistent contributor. Martinov finished with 14 points and 9 rebounds.

Max Martinov Max Martinov 6'5" | PG/SG Clackamas | 2027 State OR put together an electric all-around performance, showing his athleticism and versatility on both ends of the floor. A relentless slasher who attacks the rim with ease, he scores in a variety of ways and plays within the flow as a strong team player. Martinov did a little bit of everything, rebounding at a high level and defending well, while also energizing the crowd with a few highlight-reel blocks. He finished with a game-high 21 points, capping off an impactful showing.

Max Martinov Max Martinov 6'5" | PG/SG Clackamas | 2027 State OR is one of the more underrated guards in his class and continues to prove his value with his versatility and toughness. He got to the basket with ease, using his strong handle, good poise, and confidence to attack defenders off the dribble. A hard worker and vocal leader, Martinov does a great job running the offense and setting the tone for his team. He is effective in transition, makeing smart reads as a passer, and can score in the mid-range when defenses collapse. Martinov also contributes on the glass as a decent rebounder for his position. Overall, he is a complete guard who impacts the game in multiple ways beyond just scoring.

Martinov continues to prove he’s one of the best combo guards in the Mt. Hood Conference. He nearly recorded a triple-double, finishing with 23 points, 10 rebounds, and 5 assists. Martinov attacks the rim with ease and serves as a vocal leader, confidently handling the ball and directing the offense. He also made an impact defensively, coming up with timely stops, including a couple of blocks and steals, to round out an impressive all-around performance.

Martinov delivered a dominant all-around performance, finishing with 26 points, 16 rebounds, and 9 assists. A hard worker who thrives in transition, he was active on the glass early with several first-half rebounds. Martinov handles the ball well, attacks the rim with purpose, and shows strong passing instincts, making him a complete and impactful contributor.

Don’t sleep on Max, the 6-foot-3 wing may not be as flashy but he certainly gets the job done on the offensive end, capable of scoring at all three levels and using his athleticism to finish at the rim. Simply a great all-around player, he averaged 13.2 points, 5.0 rebounds, and a team-high 3.7 assists for Clackamas last season – and the best is yet to come. (JT)