Spencer missed the beginning part of the season but really bounced back when he got healthy. He was an instant game changer for the Lions and helped them be able to spread out their offense and have another ball handler. Adams has a fantastic shot from deep, being able to hit from way beyond the line and catch fire. He is smooth off the dribble too, having an improved pull up mid-range shot.

Adams has a big frame and a smooth shot from outside. He showed off his ability to play from the post last season, as well as being an effective spot-up shooter. This winter though, he was much more active as a downhill threat. He handles it well enough to attack creases and that big frame plus some good footwork allows him to do some real damage when he gets in and around the paint.

Spencer has shown remarkable growth this season, elevating his overall game significantly. He’s effectively incorporated a diverse range of shots, connecting smoothly from deep and showcasing precision with his mid-range jumpers. His strong frame enables him to finish through contact with ease, adding a physical edge to his offensive skill set. Spencer’s development has made him a versatile and impactful player on the court.

The Lynden wing is a big, strong player who has really thrived from behind the arc both last season and this year, but he’s also elevated his ability to create opportunities downhill. While he’s a strong kid with a big frame, he’s also displayed some pretty nimble feet and an ability to use that base to split defenders inside and find space around the rim.

He missed some time, but now he’s back in Lynden’s lineup, and he gives them a big boost on the offensive end. He’s an excellent 3-point shooter but also has the size and strength at 6-foot-6 to take his game to the post. Has good post control, is poised, and can do some playmaking when defenses focus on him. I expect Lynden to start finding their groove with him and Ty Jorgenson Ty Jorgenson 6'7" | SF Lynden | 2026 State WA getting back into the fold.

Adams hits three-point shots with remarkable accuracy while gliding to the rim effortlessly when needed. He attacks the ball with both hands too, breaking down defenders with his dribble. On the defensive end, he showcases tough, relentless pressure, making it difficult for opponents to find their rhythm. His leadership shines through his actions on the court, setting the standard for his teammates.

Spencer Adams Spencer Adams 6'6" | SG/SF Lynden | 2026 State WA is a versatile wing who shoots the ball with remarkable efficiency from all areas of the court. He thrives in catch-and-shoot situations, consistently knocking down open threes with precision. Beyond his shooting prowess, Adams handles the ball exceptionally well, creating space and getting to his preferred spots with ease. As a current state champion, he is driven to build on his accomplishments and lead his team to even greater success.

Spencer took a big step on the court this season, becoming a reliable defender for the Lions anywhere on the court and also becoming a steady shooter from deep. Adams was named 2nd team all NWC after averaging 10 points and 7 rebounds a game. With Brant Heppner Brant Heppner 6'6" | SF Lynden | 2025 State WA graduating, Spencer will have a bigger role for the Lions who will be looking for someone to step up as the leader / main offensive presence.

Adams was able to play inside and out for the Lions this season, providing a big body who can contribute on the glass, hit the brakes on paint drives and hit those short jumpers, and stretch the floor as a key outside shooter. He does a great job moving without the ball, getting into position for boxouts on the glass, and although his best skill is shooting, he’s still strong and tough enough to bang for put backs by the rim.