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Oregon high school basketball is in full swing as fans gear up to vote for the Boys Basketball Player of the Week. With several talented nominees showcasing remarkable performances, voting will be open until Sunday at 11:59 p.m. The initiative is designed to foster fan engagement and recognize the incredible dedication of young athletes. Whether it’s scoring feats or consistency on the court, the nominees have proven themselves worthy of the title. Fans are encouraged to support their favorites and share their nominations for future consideration.

Excitement Builds in Oregon as Candidates Announced for Player of the Week Voting!

The basketball courts of Oregon are buzzing with energy as high school stars shine bright! Fans have a chance to show their support by voting for the Oregon Boys Basketball Player of the Week. This isn’t just about winning; it’s about celebrating the incredible talent and dedication of our young athletes!

Who Are the Nominees?

Let’s take a closer look at the nominees who have made impressive strides in their recent games:

  • Tobias Akpan (Phoenix): This senior forward put on a show with an astounding 26 points and 10 rebounds, helping his team claim a 71-52 victory against Scappoose.
  • Jalen Atkins (Barlow): This senior guard stole the spotlight with 21 points in a semifinal win over West Linn, alongside a remarkable 25 points in a quarterfinal battle against Sprague.
  • Brayden Barron (Barlow): Gritty and determined, this senior forward led his team with 17 points and 9 rebounds to a 61-55 win in the state title game, following up with 20 points in the semifinal.
  • Anthony Best (Sprague): Scoring 20 points alongside 7 rebounds in a victory against Tualatin, Best previously lit up the scoreboard with 23 points against Southridge.
  • Mason Bierbrauer (Barlow): Another standout from Barlow, Bierbrauer scored 20 points and grabbed 6 rebounds in the semifinal win against West Linn, and 23 in the quarterfinal.
  • Steel Carpenter (Marshfield): An impressive performance culminated in 29 points and 8 rebounds during the semifinal win against Mazama.
  • Isaac Carr (Central Catholic): Despite a loss against Tualatin, Carr showcased his skills by scoring 30 points.
  • Javier Diaz (Tualatin): With a solid double-double including 20 points and 14 rebounds, he helped secure a win over Central Catholic.
  • Kaiden Ford (Cascade): Ford shone bright, scoring 39 points with 9 rebounds to lead his team to a third-place victory against Mazama.
  • And many more talented young athletes making waves on the court!

How to Participate in the Voting

Fans are invited to cast their votes until Sunday at 11:59 p.m., with the winner set to be announced on Monday. Voting is designed to promote fan engagement and provide recognition for the talents of our amazing high school athletes.

It’s simple to take part! Just remember, participants can vote once every six hours, so mark your calendars and set those reminders. Encourage friends and family to join in the fun and spread the word to ensure your favorite players get the support they deserve!

Looking Ahead

Do you know a player you think deserves a chance to be nominated in the future? Suggestions are always welcome! You can reach out with your recommendations via email to danbrood91@gmail.com. What a fantastic way to get involved and support the basket-ball community in Oregon.

Wrapping Up

The thrill of competition, the joy of teamwork, and the undeniable passion from both players and fans make this voting opportunity truly special. Each of these nominees has demonstrated incredible dedication on the court, and now it’s time for you, the fans, to show your appreciation!

Get ready and cast your votes to help crown this week’s top player. Happy voting, everyone!

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