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Jaydin Made The News 😎🏀

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#Classof2030 #instagood #pnw #gym #recruitment

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College coaches, take notice. 👀

@sutherlinmenn29 is THAT player. 🔥

Tune in now or hear about her later.

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Anna Rowe was possibly the most skilled center in the building. You don’t see a high school big every day who can run a half-court offense up top and also run a fast break, but that’s exactly what she did—mind you, she was doing it with players she’d never played with before. She has all the movements down, including sealing off a fronting defender in the post, quick rolls to the rim off dribble handoffs, and great footwork all around. Instead of getting sped up, she operates at a controlled pace and uses soft touch rather than raw power to finish inside. She isn’t all finesse, though; she also crashes the offensive glass with a high motor. Rowe will make you pay if you forget about her outside shot; her release is as silky as they come. She stood out as a unicorn in the gym. I would encourage D-I programs to give her a chance — she might not be the type of big you look for first, but she may be the one you need.

Check out my evaluations for Team 9 at the PGH Washington Expo at the top link in my bio.

Featured players:
Olivia Strilcov, Peninsula @liv.strilcov10
Amelia Kellen, Lake Washington @ameliakellen2028
Annika Hastings, Kamiak @annikabballl
McKenna Pruner, Sherwood @mpruner29
Anna Rowe, Bainbridge @anna_m_rowe
Rylie Betteridge, Forest Grove @ryliebetteridge2027
Francesca Koehnke, Regis @francescakoehnke
Leilani Bellini, Stadium @leilanib.hoops

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Proud Would Be An Understatement 🥹
We Just Getting Started J 😤📈🚀
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#GirlsBasketball #ClassOf2030 #OregonBasketball #BasketballRecruiting #StudentAthlete

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🏀 OTP WINTER TRYOUTS ARE HERE!

Come run with OTP this winter. 🔥

High-level coaching. Intentional development. Competitive environments. The fastest-growing girls basketball program in the Pacific Northwest.

Our Winter Youth teams are Portland-based and focused on what OTP does best: developing skilled, confident players through great coaching, competitive training and a culture built for growth.

October 15 & 16
📍 Sanders Ct, Sherwood

TRYOUT TIMES
4th/5th: 4:00–5:30 PM
6th/7th: 5:30–7:00 PM
8th: 7:00–8:30 PM

This Is OTP. 🩷🩵

Registration link in bio
otpgirls.com

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Southern Oregon has no shortage of basketball talent!

If there is a headliner on this list, it's @makayla_schroeder2028 🔥

The Henley standout was a First-Team All-State selection as a sophomore in 2025-26, and watching her play makes it easy to understand why. Schroeder brings something you simply don't see as much of in today's game: a true, highly skilled post game.

Makayla has an answer for just about everything on the block. Her footwork is impeccable, and she consistently uses counters to keep defenders guessing. She can keep a defender on her back, square up and finish, or pin and seal her defender before receiving a well-placed entry pass from her Henley teammates. Once she gets the ball inside, she is extremely difficult to stop.

What makes Schroeder even more difficult to defend is that she isn't limited to the paint. She runs the floor well in transition and can finish on the move, while also showing the ability to pull up for jumpers inside the paint. She is a relentless presence on the offensive glass and has the strength and skill to score even when two or three defenders collapse around her.

And if you foul her? That can be just as problematic. Schroeder is an aggressive scorer who gets to the free-throw line and consistently capitalizes on those opportunities.

Her production speaks for itself. As a freshman, she put up 25 points, 11 rebounds and 4 steals against Yreka. In the state tournament, she dominated the first-round win over Scappoose with 27 points and 19 rebounds, then followed it up with 29 points in the third-place game victory over Baker.

Schroeder is clearly Henley's go-to scorer, but what stands out most is how many different ways she can hurt a defense. She has the footwork, touch, strength, rebounding ability and basketball instincts to control a game from the interior. In an era where traditional post play has become less common, Makayla Schroeder is a reminder of just how difficult an elite back-to-the-basket scorer can be to defend.

Link in Bio
Featured Players:
@makayla_schroeder2028
Gretchen Cheyne
@paityn.modin2029
@shoshawneep2029
@rylee.paulsen2029
@morgansamhammer
Bristol Layton
Jordan Harris

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#freshmanshowcase2030 #prepgirlshoopsfreshmanshowcase #classof2030 #oregonbasketball #freshmanshowcase

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@kyokobeasley1 is a fast, athletic two-way guard who has the attributes to play at the next level. She definitely stood out at the Expo in Washington—not only as one of the Oregon players in attendance, but as a standout across the event as a whole. Kyoko plays high-level basketball year-round with Jason Kidd Select and Jefferson High School, and that experience shows in the way she approaches the game. She plays with confidence, pace and a clear understanding of how to create advantages.

Kyoko's speed in transition and ability to get downhill make her extremely difficult to guard. Once she gets a step on her defender, she does a great job finishing at the rim, but she is also a willing playmaker who keeps her head up and can find her bigs inside. Her handle and creativity make her especially dangerous because she has multiple ways to attack a defense. Kyoko can use her quickness to get by defenders, counter with a mid-range pull-up or step outside and knock down shots from deep. She is a crafty offensive player who keeps defenders guessing and has the skill set to score at all three levels.

Kyoko is definitely a player to watch as she continues to develop and increase her physical presence on the court. Her combination of athleticism, speed, ball-handling, court vision and three-level scoring gives her a tremendous foundation, and I am looking forward to following her development throughout the upcoming high school and AAU seasons. She is one of the Oregon players from the Expo Showcase who really caught my attention, and I believe she has plenty of room to continue growing her game.

@prepgirlshoops

Featured Players:

@kyokobeasley1
McKenna Pruner
Jasa Lindsey
@jazmin_john27
@ryliebetteridge2027
Frankie Koehnke
brooke_stevensss

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