Oregon 2028 New Additions

Here are four rising sophomores who were added to Oregon's class of 2028 rankings during the September update:    West Linn 6-foot forward [player_tooltip player_id='1232847' first='Kinley' last='Buse'] debuts at No. 12 in Oregon's class of 2028 rankings. The youngest and tallest Buse sister has a great understanding of the game and is learning to use her length and physicality inside and out on both ends. She contests in the paint and rebounds. She can drive to the rim from the perimeter and net a quick putback after winning the offensive board.   In her freshman season at West Linn, Buse put in good minutes off the bench for a Lions squad that shared the Three Rivers League title with eventual state champions Tualatin, and persevered to win the consolation bracket to earn fourth place at the 6A state tournament. In the state quarterfinal loss against Jefferson, Buse scored 9 points on 2-of-4 from the field and 5-of-5 from the free-throw line, grabbed 6 rebounds, including 3 on the offensive board, and was a plus-4 player in 19 minutes of playing time.    Over the summer, Buse ran with [program_tooltip program_id='1035055' first='Northwest' last='Select'] in the 16U Division Select 40 circuit. Early this fall, the sophomore showcased her improving body control and developing ability to drive, slash, and finish through contact against competitive upperclassmen. Buse should have the opportunity to play on the 6A state tournament stage again this upcoming season. She has the potential to become a true versatile forward/guard and top-ten player in Oregon's class of 2028.      Sherwood 5-foot-7 sophomore guard [player_tooltip player_id='1318235' first='Morgan' last='Romig'] works hard on the perimeter on both ends. Romig ran with [program_tooltip program_id='1035055' first='Northwest' last='Select'] over the summer and started for the 15U team at the Select Events Select 40 tournament. She was locked in on defense and had good reaction time. She defended the point of attack, tipped passes, fought over screens, closed out, and contested shots. On offense, Romig found open spaces and made the right read when to dribble and when to pass. She ran the court and attacked the lane in transition. In her freshman season at Sherwood, Romig swung between JV and Varsity.     West Linn 5-foot-6 guard [player_tooltip player_id='1318244' first='Hadley' last='Atwood'] is a competitor with a small frame who is putting in the work to compete at a high level. Atwood is a solid perimeter defender. On offense, she has the ability to get downhill and make the right read. She can burst by the defender, pivot in the paint, and kick out for the three-point assist. Atwood played in 16 games for the Lions as a freshman. She trained with [program_tooltip program_id='1035055' first='Northwest' last='Select'] over the summer and played in the Select Events 15U Select 40 circuit.     West Linn 5-foot-11 sophomore [player_tooltip player_id='1261520' first='Lucia' last='Mason'] is a power forward with good length and a big presence inside on both ends. Mason can score around the rim and has the ability to finish high off the glass over the contesting defender. She has the IQ and vision to kick out to perimeter shooters. She can step out and hit the catch-and-shoot three-pointer herself. She contests shots, protects the rim, and rebounds. As a freshman, Mason saw the court in 8 games for the Lions. Over the summer, she put in the work with Oregon Top Prospects (formerly FBC Oregon) against competitive peers.

Here are four rising sophomores who were added to Oregon's class of 2028 rankings during the September update: