Rankings Update: 2025 New Additions

Highlighted here are five new additions to the Prep Girls Hoops Oregon class of 2025 rankings. The group of players includes one unsigned senior, two athletes who committed to other sports at the next level, and one who chose academics above basketball.    South Albany senior [player_tooltip player_id='1220157' first='Taelyn' last='Bentley'] finishes strong through contact, wins position for the offensive boards, and is efficient inside. The 6-foot forward averaged 9.5 points (shooting 48% from the field) and 6.4 rebounds per game, earning an Honorable Mention in the Mid-Willamette, Oregon's most competitive 5A conference. Bentley stepped up during the postseason, averaging 11.3 points, shooting 67% from the field, and 6.7 rebounds per game at the state tournament to help her team place second and earn herself a spot on the All-Tournament Second Team. She put up a double-double — 17 points and 10 rebounds — in the state final to earn her side's Player of the Game honor. Sorry, basketball coaches, she is committed to South Florida for volleyball.     Unsigned senior [player_tooltip player_id='1191115' first='Ikunaday' last='Filipe'] is a tough competitor with a motor who plays hard for her team. The tall and strong forward can get to the rim on one end and protect it at the other. She can pull up from deep. She plays with energy, determination, and grit. She earned a Midwestern League Second Team honor her senior year and helped Springfield advance to the 5A state tournament. Filipe hasn't hit her ceiling.     West Salem senior forward [player_tooltip player_id='1220168' first='Braeli' last='Martin'] is an athletic role player who rebounds and wins the hustle plays. She takes care of the ball, makes the quick outlet pass, and runs the court. She can post up, turn, and get to the rim or pull up in the paint. Martin was named to the Central Valley Conference First Team her senior year. She is committed to Western Oregon University for softball.     La Salle senior guard [player_tooltip player_id='1220189' first='Lindsey' last='Kapanoske'] is a natural leader and resilient competitor. She came back from a knee injury to average 11 points, 3 assists (>1 assist to turnover ratio), and 2.5 steals per game and be named to the Northwest Oregon Conference Second Team her senior season. She is a playmaker who can score in transition and hit from deep. Kapanoske is a top performer on the court and in the classroom. She's putting her academic career above her basketball one, and looks forward to playing on a intramural team to complement her college studies.     Silverton senior guard/forward [player_tooltip player_id='1179251' first='Brooklynn' last='Pfeifer'] is a focused role player on a defensive-minded team. She's a hustler and a tough rebounder. Pfeifer has a lot of action that goes unnoticed, like being in the right position on defense and always cutting on offense. She does the detailed things like consistently boxing out and getting to the floor. Pfeifer's impact on the boards doesn't always show up on the stat sheet because she's assigned the matchup with the opponent's top rebounder. She might not get the rebound, but she battles so her mark won't get it either. She earned Honorable Mention in the Mid-Willamette, Oregon's most competitive 5A conference and helped her team advance to the state tournament her senior year.

Highlighted here are five new additions to the Prep Girls Hoops Oregon class of 2025 rankings. The group of players includes one unsigned senior, two athletes who committed to other sports at the next level, and one who chose academics above basketball.