Oregon High School Basketball Rankings

Find out where your team stands in the latest Oregon High School Basketball Rankings

Top-ranked high school basketball teams in Oregon

The state of Oregon is home to some of the top-ranked high school Basketball teams in the nation. Here is a look at the top-ranked teams in Oregon, according to MaxPreps.

1. Jefferson high school (Portland, OR)
2. Central Catholic high school (Portland, OR)
3. Lake Oswego high school (Lake Oswego, OR)
4. Sunset high school (Beaverton, OR)
5. South Medford High School (Medford, OR)

How the Oregon high school basketball rankings are determined

The Oregon high school basketball rankings are determined by a panel of coaches from around the state. The panel rates each team in six different areas, with the goal of creating a ranking that is as accurate as possible. The six areas that are considered are:
* Overall record
* Winning percentage
* Strength of schedule
* Quality wins
* losses to teams with inferior records
* Road record.

The Top Players in Oregon high school basketball

Oregon is home to some of the best High School basketball players in the country. Each year, top players from around the state compete for the chance to play in the NBA.

The Oregon high school basketball Rankings are designed to promote and encourage player development by ranking the top players in Oregon High school basketball The rankings are based on a number of factors, including:

-Player performances during Oregon high school basketball games
-Scouting reports from Oregon high school basketball coaches
-Input from college and professional scouts

The history of Oregon High School basketball

Oregon High School Basketball is governed by the Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA), which is a non-profit organization that provides postseason tournament opportunities for member schools. The OSAA was founded in 1925, and High School Basketball has been a part of its history ever since.

Today, there are over 200 High School teams in Oregon competing in three different classifications: 6A, 5A, and 4A. The top teams in each classification are ranked by the OSAA on a weekly basis, and those rankings are used to seed teams for the postseason tournament.

The history of Oregon high school basketball is one of great achievements and tradition. Some of the state’s most famous athletes have come from its High School ranks, including NBA players like Damon Stoudamire and Terrell Brandon. And, of course, the state’s most successful basketball programs have created their own rich traditions over the years.

The most successful Oregon High School basketball teams

Oregon is home to some of the most successful high school basketball teams in the country. Here are the top 10 teams, according to MaxPreps.com:

1. Jefferson High School
2. Jesuit High School
3. Ridge High School
4. Sunset High School
5. West Linn High School
6. Sheldon High School
7. Lake Oswego High School
8. Clackamas High School
9. Grant High School
10. Springfield High School

The biggest upsets in Oregon High School Basketball history

In Oregon, high school basketball is a big deal. Every winter, teams from all around the state compete in a league format, with the goal of qualifying for the State Tournament

The State Tournament is single-elimination, meaning that once a team loses, they’re out of the running for the championship. Because of this format, upsets are common, and there have been some truly stunning upsets in Oregon high school basketball history.

Here are some of the biggest:

In 1980, #16 Sheldon High School upset #1 Jefferson High School in the first round of the state tournament This was Jefferson’s only loss of the season, and Sheldon went on to finish in fourth place.

In 1992, #14 Wilsonville High school upset #3 Churchill high school in the first round of the state tournament Churchill was a two-time defending state champion and had only lost two games all season. Wilsonville went on to finish in eighth place.

In 2001, #15 North Eugene High School upset #2 SouthMedford high school in the first round of the state tournament SouthMedford went on to win the state championship that year, but this loss was a big shock at the time.

The Oregon high school basketball Teams to Watch out for

The season is off to a great start and teams are fighting for their place in the rankings. Here are the Oregon high school basketball teams to watch out for:

1. Jefferson high school (Portland, OR)
2. Grant High School (Portland, OR)
3. South Salem high school (Salem, OR)
4. North high school (Medford, OR)
5. West Linn high school (West Linn, OR)

The under-the-radar Oregon high school basketball teams

In Oregon, there are six classifications for High School Basketball The 5A classification is for the largest schools in the state, while 1A is for the smallest. In between are 4A, 3A, 2A, and 1A.

Here are the under-the-radar Oregon High School Basketball teams in each classification:

5A: Beaverton High School
4A: Thurston High School
3A: Cascade High School
2A: Heppner High School
1A: Jordan Valley High School

The Oregon high school basketball players to watch

As the Basketball season gets underway, here are some of the Oregon high school players to watch.

In the Portland area, Jesse White of Jefferson is one of the Top Players in the state. He’s a versatile 6-foot-7 forward who can score inside and out. Also keep an eye on Grant Patterson of Sunset, a 6-foot-5 guard who can shoot and drive to the basket.

Down in Eugene, South Eugene High School has a pair of talented players in Jack Kaufman and Miles Johnson. Kaufman is a 6-foot-8 center who is a force on both ends of the court, while Johnson is a 6-foot-3 guard who can shoot and score.

Finally, up in Bend, Mountain View High School has two players to watch in Matt Maurer and Connor Wroblewski. Maurer is a 6-foot-8 forward who can shoot and score inside, while Wroblewski is a 6-foot guard with a deadly outside shot.

The Oregon High School basketball games to watch

Here are the 10 Oregon High School basketball games you don’t want to miss this season.

1. Dec. 21: No. 3 Jefferson at No. 5 Sunset
2. Dec. 22: No. 2 Grant at No. 4 Central Catholic
3. Dec. 27: No. 1 South Medford at No. 7 Westview
4. Dec. 28: No. 3 Jefferson vs No. 6 McNary at the Les Schwab Invitational in Hillsboro
5.. Jan 3: No, 8 Barlow at No, 6 McNary
6.. Jan 10: No, 7 Westview at No, 3 Jefferson
7.. Jan 17: No, 5 Sunset at No, 2 Grant
8.. Jan 24: South Medford at West Linn
9.. Feb 1: Clackamas at Centennial
10.. Feb 7-9: The Les Schwab Invitational tournament in Hillsboro