Oregon 2027 Stock Risers

Whether they are their team's leading scorer, an all-league player of the year, a multi-sport athlete, or a high-IQ role player, here are four hoopers who are on the rise in the class of 2027:    [player_tooltip player_id='1312930' first='Lily' last='Oien'] is a high-IQ combo guard who gets after it on both ends of the floor. Oien is a smooth hooper with a nice feel for the game and can create for herself and others. She is a strong perimeter defender on and off the ball and can score inside and out. The junior was named to the Mt. Hood Conference First Team after leading Clackamas in points per game, a meaningful statistic as she plays alongside the flame-thrower and prolific scorer, [player_tooltip player_id='832060' first='Savannah' last='Dahl']. Oien also received a 6A All-State Honorable Mention. She is continuing her development with [program_tooltip program_id='1035055' first='Northwest' last='Select'] on the Power 24 circuit this offseason.     [player_tooltip player_id='1191114' first='Ashley' last='Powell'] is a versatile and long 6-foot-2 forward/guard who will be a dangerous all-around player as she continues to improve her handles and shooting. The Sky Em League Player of the Year is turning the knobs to the right when it comes to physicality on offense and aggressiveness on defense. She's also a vocal leader who knows how to motivate her teammates. Powell was named to the 4A All-State First Team her junior year. Her favorite basketball player is Victor Wembanyama, and her ceiling in Oregon's class of 2027 is as high as The Alien is tall. Powell will grow her game this spring and summer with the state's top U17 club team, ML20.     Five-foot-10 [player_tooltip player_id='839068' first='Marley' last='Wertz'] is an aggressive 2-way wing who attacks the rim and quietly knocks down timely three pointers. The athletic glue player is also a star soccer player at Silverton. She defends with a motor, wins 50/50s, and scores tough takes through contact. Wertz topped the Mid-Willamette Conference Second Team and can run with the names listed above her. She brought two years of state tournament experience and strong leadership to the Foxes her junior year, and will be an important piece to Silverton's success in 2026-27.     [player_tooltip player_id='837905' first='Delaney' last='Meiser'] is an unsung hero who helped Sherwood win a league championship and earn a spot in the 6A state tournament her junior season. The 5-foot-9 guard is a high-IQ player who does all of the little things really well. She keeps the ball flowing and knows when to make the extra pass or when it's her turn to shoot from the perimeter. She wins tough rebounds and 50/50s and has a knack for being in the right spot at the right time. She quietly makes simple basketball plays that help win games. Meiser will continue to play an important role, bringing experience (as potentially the lone senior) to a young and talented Sherwood squad next season.

Whether they are their team's leading scorer, an all-league player of the year, a multi-sport athlete, or a high-IQ role player, here are four hoopers who are on the rise in the class of 2027: