Oregon 2026 New Additions
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Alixe Carns
Alixe
Carns
5'7" | SG
Oregon City | 2026
State
OR
,
Natalie Romig
Natalie
Romig
CG
Sherwood | 2026
State
OR
,
Theodotia Bradford
Theodotia
Bradford
6'0" | SF/PF
Central Catholic | 2026
State
OR
, and
Bella Valladares
Bella
Valladares
5'7" | SG
Lake Oswego | 2026
OR
are new to the class of 2026 rankings this September. Whether returning to the list, ranked for the first time, or added to the watch list, these upperclassmen put in the work over the summer to have productive senior seasons.
Five-foot-7 combo guard
Alixe Carns
Alixe
Carns
5'7" | SG
Oregon City | 2026
State
OR
is a high-IQ facilitator and “do-everything” player who consistently produced across the board for Oregon Overtime over the summer. She led the club team in assists and earned an offer from Lewis & Clark in late July. Carns is the kind of player who is hard to take off the court. She gets back on defense, she rebounds, she slashes, she drives, she finishes through contact. Carns leads by her actions and is a valuable utility player who can plug in wherever needed, whether running the offense or defending the mismatch disadvantage. She is a creative playmaker who finds the open teammate no one else sees. She's also finding her shot from the pull-up midrange to the catch-and-shoot three. She put in competitive reps this summer to improve her on-ball guard defense. Carns should be a top contributor at the 2 or 3 for Oregon City her senior year.
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Six-foot forward/guard
Theodotia Bradford
Theodotia
Bradford
6'0" | SF/PF
Central Catholic | 2026
State
OR
is a versatile player with good size, strong hands, and balanced footwork. She's a hidden gem who expanded her game over the summer with Oregon Overtime. Bradford can play inside and out on both ends, and the combination of her size and speed can make her a mismatch advantage. That and her ability to pick and pop draws an extra defender. She took on a new role of handling the ball and creating on the perimeter. She extended her shooting ability beyond the arc. She's increasing her physicality with her back to the basket and learning to absorb contact on the take. In her senior season at Central Catholic, Bradford could be the go-to option for easy buckets around the rim. Her slashing ability should produce offensive rebounds and second-chance points. If she continues to embrace this new level of physicality, Bradford could make a statement in the blocks column.
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