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The all-state teams for the 2024-2025 Oregon high school basketball season have been revealed for Classes 4A, 5A, and 6A. The selections highlight standout players and coaches, with Isaiah Jones named Player of the Year for Class 4A, Cole Hammack for Class 5A, and Jalen Atkins for Class 6A. Championship games are set to take place in March and January, promising thrilling action as teams compete for the title.

Excitement in Oregon as All-State Basketball Teams Are Announced!

Attention, sports fans! The buzz around Oregon high school basketball is palpable as we’ve just celebrated another thrilling season. The all-state teams for the 2024-2025 boys basketball season have been announced for Class 6A, 5A, and 4A, and there’s a lot to unravel. This prestigious selection was decided by a vote from the state’s talented coaches, with the results skillfully compiled by a dedicated team of analysts.

Class 4A Highlights – Rising Stars!

In the realm of Class 4A, the spotlight shines brightly on Isaiah Jones from Baker, who has snagged the title of Player of the Year. His remarkable skills and leadership have not gone unnoticed, and neither have the impressive tactics of Jebron Jones, also from Baker, who earned the coveted Coach of the Year award.

Let’s take a peek at the top contenders in the First Team:

  • Steel Carpenter (Marshfield, Senior)
  • Kaiden Ford (Cascade, Senior)
  • Isaiah Jones (Baker, Senior)
  • Landon Knox (Cascade, Senior)
  • Bryce Lowenbach (Crook County, Junior)

But the talent doesn’t stop there! The Second Team features:

  • Tobias Akpan (Phoenix, Senior)
  • Kai Holmes (Marist Catholic, Junior)
  • Kai Hunt (Mazama, Senior)
  • Jaxon Logsdon (Baker, Senior)
  • Quinton Olson (Scappoose, Senior)

Special shoutouts also go to the Honorable Mentions, including Barett Blodgett (Seaside, Senior) and Joshua Iwamizu (Hidden Valley, Senior), among others, who have showcased their exceptional talents this season.

Class 5A Showcase – Stars Shining Bright!

Switching gears to Class 5A, the marvellous Cole Hammack from Wilsonville has been rightfully named Player of the Year. The honors in coaching lead to Sean Kelly of La Salle Prep, who was awarded the Coach of the Year title for his stellar guidance.

Here’s who made it to the First Team:

  • Gavin Aguilar (West Albany, Senior)
  • Colin Cordle (South Albany, Senior)
  • Cole Hammack (Wilsonville, Senior)
  • Rigdhen Khyungra (La Salle Prep, Sophomore)
  • Jaxon Lawson (Canby, Junior)

The Second Team is equally impressive with names such as Wyatt Horner (Redmond, Junior) and Will Manfredi (Summit, Senior), while Noah Blair (Thurston, Senior) also deserves a nod for his performance this season.

Class 6A Excitement – Taking It to The Next Level!

Finally, let’s not forget about Class 6A, where Jalen Atkins of Barlow steals the spotlight as the Player of the Year. Also from Barlow, Tom Johnson clinches the Coach of the Year title for his guidance on the court.

Here’s the First Team that stood tall:

  • Jalen Atkins (Barlow, Senior)
  • Brayden Barron (Barlow, Senior)
  • Isaac Carr (Central Catholic, Senior)
  • Patrick Kilfoil (Jesuit, Senior)
  • Owen Nathan (Roosevelt, Senior)

The Second Team showcases more talent with names like Mason Bierbrauer (Barlow, Senior) and Jemai Lake (Tualatin, Junior) capturing the attention. Honorable Mentions also go to Steven Adams (McNary, Senior) for his strong contributions.

Mark Your Calendars for Championship Fever!

Looking ahead, the championship games promise to be action-packed! Make sure you note down the dates:

  • Class 4A State Championship: Baker Bulldogs vs. Marshfield Pirates on March 15, 2025, at Forest Grove High School.
  • Class 5A State Championship: Wilsonville Wildcats vs. La Salle Prep Falcons on January 31, 2025, at Wilsonville High School.
  • Class 6A State Championship: Barlow Bruins vs. Jesuit Crusaders on March 15, 2025, at the Chiles Center.

The excitement is building as the young athletes prepare to showcase their skills on the court, vying for the honor of being champions. Here’s to recognizing hard work, teamwork, and unforgettable moments in Oregon high school basketball!

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