Tko Westbrook is a 6'2" Combo Guard/Shooting Guard in the 2026 class.
Westbrook attends South Salem in Oregon.
Westbrook's Player Profile was created on November 23, 2022.
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Tko
WestbrookCG/SG
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
HS
South Salem
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Oregon’s Top Unsigned Seniors Vol. 3
Projected Level: NAIA, D3 Analysis: Widely regarded as one of the top passers in the state, the senior...
Written by Andrew Gill
Tko
WestbrookCG/SG
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
HS
South Salem
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OR
Central Valley Conference Player of the Year Candidates
Generally recognized as one of the top passers in the state, the senior point guard showed more scoring...
Written by Jed Tai
Tko
WestbrookCG/SG
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
HS
South Salem
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OR
6A: South Salem Saxons – 2025-26 Season Preview
Unselfishly looks for others first, using his IQ, court vision, next-level decision making to deliver pinpoint passes for...
Written by Andrew Gill
Tko
WestbrookCG/SG
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
HS
South Salem
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The Expo: Oregon – Team Two Scouting Reports
Arguably the top passer in the entire event. Unselfishly looked for others first, using his IQ, court vision,...
Written by Jed Tai
Tko
WestbrookCG/SG
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
HS
South Salem
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OR
The Expo: Team Four Breakdown
Strong kid who did a good job moving off the ball to find space and was able to...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Andrew Gill | Prep Hoops Scout
Andrew Gill
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Projected Level: NAIA, D3
Analysis: Widely regarded as one of the top passers in the state, the senior point guard expanded his game this season by taking on a larger scoring role for the Saxons. He averaged 16.5 points per game, with that number rising to 19.9 PPG in Central Valley Conference play, showing his ability to elevate when needed. Westbrook continued to orchestrate a high-powered offense while contributing across the board, finishing with an impressive stat line of 19.9 points, 11.3 rebounds, 8.5 assists, and 2 steals per game. His impact on the glass—especially on the offensive end—is rare for a guard and highlights his toughness and motor. A true floor general, Westbrook combines elite vision with improved scoring ability, making him a constant triple-double threat. Off the court, he maintains a 3.5 GPA, adding to his value as a well-rounded student-athlete. (JT)
Generally recognized as one of the top passers in the state, the senior point guard showed more scoring prowess this season as the Saxons needed it from him. He averaged 16.5 points, a mark that was actually higher in Central Valley Conference games. He accomplished this while still leading the high-scoring attack and also serving as a big factor on the boards, especially the offensive glass.
Unselfishly looks for others first, using his IQ, court vision, next-level decision making to deliver pinpoint passes for buckets. Capably showed that he could score as well, capably knocking down shots with touch out past three-point range. With his 6-foot-2 size, proved to be a triple-double threat with his ability to score, rebound, and dish out assists. (JT)
Arguably the top passer in the entire event. Unselfishly looked for others first, using his IQ, court vision, next-level decision making to deliver pinpoint passes for buckets. Capably showed that he could score as well, capably knocking down shots with touch out past three-point range. With his 6-foot-2 size, proved to be a triple-double threat with his ability to score, rebound, and dish out assists.
Strong kid who did a good job moving off the ball to find space and was able to knock down some shots from the perimeter. Played hard on the outside to cut down driving lanes and was active crashing in to work to keep the possession alive on the offensive glass.