Quinton Withers is a 6'9" Power Forward/Center in the 2027 class.
Withers attends Crater in Oregon.
Withers's Player Profile was created on October 31, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Quinton
WithersPF/C
Class
2027
Height
6'9"
HS
Crater
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2026 PrepHoops Oregon Expo – Team Five Scouting Report
#108 – Intriguing 6-foot-9 big man. Not a traditional post as he looked more comfortable facing the basket,...
Written by Jed Tai
Quinton
WithersPF/C
Class
2027
Height
6'9"
HS
Crater
|
OR
2026 PrepHoops Oregon Expo – Breakout Performers
As the saying goes you can’t teach height and Withers has plenty of it at 6-foot-9. The senior...
Written by Jed Tai
Quinton
WithersPF/C
Class
2027
Height
6'9"
HS
Crater
|
OR
University of Oregon Team Camp – Fresh Faces
A transfer from South Medford, Withers is an extremely intriguing prospect due to his 6-foot-9 size, length, and...
Written by Jed Tai
Jed Tai | Prep Hoops Scout
Jed Tai
Prep Hoops Lead Scout
#108 – Intriguing 6-foot-9 big man. Not a traditional post as he looked more comfortable facing the basket, but did get most of his points around the hoop. Can face up and shoot perimeter jumpers. Runs the floor extremely well which led to a number of easy fast break buckets. Length and athleticism was a factor both on the boards and defense.
As the saying goes you can’t teach height and Withers has plenty of it at 6-foot-9. The senior is not only tall, but he’s long, athletic, and runs the floor well. He was a factor on the boards and defensively, but also finished some plays in transition and even showed confidence shooting the outside shot. After playing JV last season at South Medford, he’ll make an impact on both ends for Crater in 2026-27.
A transfer from South Medford, Withers is an extremely intriguing prospect due to his 6-foot-9 size, length, and overall athleticism. The rising senior runs the floor well, can finish around the hoops, and really make a difference defensively with his ability to block shots. Offensively he’s still raw and there’s still some aspects of the game he’s catching up on, but the upside is definitely there.
