These 2029 Underdogs Are Just Getting Started

These players represent the backbone of Oregon's Class of 2029, the overlooked, the underestimated, the ones grinding in silence while the spotlight chases the obvious stars. But make no mistake: this group isn't just the future, they're the now—ready to break out, make noise, and rewrite the script.    [player_tooltip player_id='1222751' first='Annalee' last='Cohen']: Oregon's Quiet Force as Guard/Wing [player_tooltip player_id='1222751' first='Annalee' last='Cohen'], a standout Class of 2029 prospect from Ida B. Wells High in Oregon, brings versatility at 5'11″ equally at home shooting from deep or attacking the rim. Her seamless transition between wing and post defense makes her a matchup nightmare. A smooth shooter with killer craft through contact, she fits perfectly in fast‑paced, motion‑based offenses. What stands out is not just her stat line though solid but her relentless hustle, team‑first mindset, and refusal to back down. She's aiming for the next level: a D‑I or competitive D‑II program on the West Coast, where she can grow, compete, and contribute. Annalee's blend of range, defensive instincts, and work ethic makes her one to watch an Oregon hooper carving her way, quietly but surely, toward impact and opportunity.     [player_tooltip player_id='1246618' first='Emery' last='Yant'] is a 6-foot guard-forward hybrid from Silverton High School with the kind of versatility that turns coaches' heads. She can initiate the offense, run in transition, or anchor a wing all without skipping a beat. Emery's IQ and court feel are advanced for her age. She sees passing windows before they open, and she makes the right read more often than not. Defensively, she's a disruptor long, active, and unafraid to take on the toughest assignment. What makes her special is how she impacts games without forcing anything. She doesn't chase stats; she sets tempo, sets tone, and sets standards. Whether she's creating offense, locking up on the other end, or leading huddles, Emery plays with a level of calm confidence that stands out. There's no question she's one of the most complete players in Oregon's 2029 class. And her best basketball is still ahead of her.     [player_tooltip player_id='1264932' first='Chloe' last='Churchill'] is a 5'3″ guard in the 2029 class out of West Linn, competing for [program_tooltip program_id='1035055' first='Northwest' last='Select']. She's small in stature but huge in impact speed is her engine, and spacing is her game. Chloe gets where she needs to go before defenders even realize she's there, forcing mismatches and creating rhythm for her crew. Her quick decision-making and tight handle let her weave through traffic and finish, or collapse the defense and trigger movement. She's the kind of player who elevates teammates with her pace and presence she's unselfish, unshakeable, and unapologetically fiery. On defense, she plays with tight body control, denying space with effort and awareness far beyond her frame. For such a compact package, Chloe's whole-body game stands out. She flashes high-IQ instincts and impact in every play. West Linn basketball fans and coaches take note: [player_tooltip player_id='1264932' first='Chloe' last='Churchill'] isn't just part of the 2029 class she's one of the most electric playmakers the state has seen, and she's just getting started.     [player_tooltip player_id='1264940' first='Lucy' last='Heu-Weller'] is a 6'0" guard/forward from Wilsonville, Oregon, who's been turning heads with her blend of size, skill, and versatility. As a member of FBC Oregon (Flight), she's shown she can impact the game in multiple ways whether it's running the offense, crashing the boards, or locking down on defense. Lucy's ability to play both inside and out makes her a matchup nightmare for opponents. Her basketball IQ is evident in her decision-making, and she's not afraid to take on any challenge. Whether it's a fast break, a half-court set, or a defensive stop, Lucy brings intensity and focus. She's the kind of player who elevates her team's play and sets a standard for effort and execution. Keep an eye on [player_tooltip player_id='1264940' first='Lucy' last='Heu-Weller']—she's a rising star in Oregon's 2029 class, and her best is yet to come     [player_tooltip player_id='1264953' first='Reese' last='Keranen'] is a 5'7" shooting guard from Caldera High School in Bend, Oregon, class of 2029. She's been turning heads with her ability to stretch the floor and knock down deep shots. Whether it's pulling up from the arc or hitting a triple off the catch, Reese's shooting range makes her a constant threat. Her basketball IQ and court awareness allow her to make quick decisions and keep defenders on their toes. Beyond her scoring, Reese's work ethic and commitment to improvement set her apart. She's not just about putting points on the board; she's about making her team better. With a 3.9 GPA, Reese excels both on and off the court. Keep an eye on her she's a rising star in Oregon's 2029 class, and her best is yet to come.    If you want to follow real growth and get the inside scoop on Oregon hoops talent no one else is talking about, find me at @TravisDresslerScout on Instagram. And of course, you can always drop a comment right here. The grind is real, and the next wave is coming fast.

These players represent the backbone of Oregon's Class of 2029, the overlooked, the underestimated, the ones grinding in silence while the spotlight chases the obvious stars. But make no mistake: this group isn't just the future, they're the now—ready to break out, make noise, and rewrite the script.