Oregon 2026 Stock Risers

These four forwards played at a high level of competition to develop their skills over the summer. Each is essential to their high school team's success in their senior year this upcoming season. Their length, defense, and catch-and-shoot ability will make them an asset at the next level.    Five-foot-9 forward [player_tooltip player_id='991287' first='Lily' last='Fussell'] plays with a next-level physicality and stood out this summer as a strong 3-and-D player for [program_tooltip program_id='713147' first='Oregon' last='Elite'] against an EYBL opponent. Fussell can get open on the wing and the corner and knock down the catch-and-shoot three. She's speedy down court with an athletic finish after the pick-six. She pushes the pace after securing the defensive rebound and has the vision and ability to launch the full-court pass for the assist in transition. In her junior year at Henley, Fussell averaged 11.2 points, 5.8 rebounds, and 5 steals (!) per game and was named to the 4A Skyline Conference First Team.     Five-foot-11 forward [player_tooltip player_id='1002464' first='Ayla' last='Arnold'] is a lengthy hustle player who makes winning plays with sneaky athleticism. Arnold runs the court, plays tenacious defense, shoots the ball well, rebounds, and wins the 50/50. She is a competitor who will run through a wall to save a ball out of bounds. Arnold is a glue player for her club and high school teams. She helped [program_tooltip program_id='1035055' first='Northwest' last='Select'] earn a spot in the national Select Events Power 24 17U bracket and West Linn upset Benson in the first round of the OSAA 6A playoffs last season. Arnold is part of a core of returning starters for West Linn who has what it takes to make it the state tournament and beyond this upcoming season.     Six-foot-2 forward [player_tooltip player_id='1223907' first='Tenley' last='Bozeman'] is an elite rim protector and strong rebounder who can step outside the arc to knock down the catch-and-shoot three. Bozeman put in the work with [program_tooltip program_id='713147' first='Oregon' last='Elite'] in the spring and summer. She developed her inside game to become a finishing threat around the rim. She has a knack for crashing the boards and puts in the extra effort to win the possession and secure the ball. Bozeman is a returning starter at Sherwood, where she boasted an all-around game (averaged 13.2 points, 2.3 blocks, 1.9 steals, and 1.3 assists per game) and earned a 6A Pacific Conference Second Team honor. Bozeman and the Bowmen are contenders for the Pacific Conference title this year.     Five-foot 10 forward [player_tooltip player_id='921624' first='Sami' last='Griffin'] is strong on the boards and has great hands on defense. Griffin has the speed to trap the guard on the perimeter, and the length to poke the ball away on the entry pass in the paint. She contests and blocks shots at the rim. She pushes the pace after a defensive rebound and keeps the ball high for the putback on an offensive one. She makes the right read for the extra pass in transition and the halfcourt set. Griffin put in strong reps against top competition with [program_tooltip program_id='713147' first='Oregon' last='Elite'] over the spring and summer. She returns to West Salem this year with new coach Justin Duke at the helm. Griffin was named to the 6A Central Valley Conference Second Team her junior season.

These four forwards played at a high level of competition to develop their skills over the summer. Each is essential to their high school team's success in their senior year this upcoming season. Their length, defense, and catch-and-shoot ability will make them an asset at the next level.