28.5 League Championships: Other Oregon Stand-Outs

The 28.5 League Championships showed a wide variety of talent from the Beaver State with a vast ensemble of programs and individuals from Oregon.  Outside of the top performers, they were also other players of worthy significant who punched in superb efforts for their respective clubs.  [player_tooltip player_id="207833" first="Emily" last="Rice"] is a serviceable guard who plays a team oriented game, composed of patience and good decision making.  [player_tooltip player_id="158521" first="Sarah" last="Lamet"] is a center with size whose confidence is growing as a composed interior scorer who is incredibly consistency.  [player_tooltip player_id="158494" first="Molly" last="Block"] is a sharp point guard with upside as a scorer who is incredibly crafty in her merit in getting the ball in the cylinder.  Kelsie Siegner is from a basketball heritage as she shows this towards her demeanor towards the game.  [player_tooltip player_id="158524" first="Lindsey" last="Wilson"] is a forward who plays with great effort and consistency in the paint. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="207833" first="Emily" last="Rice"] 2022 5’8" SG Clutch Cardinal/Beaverton HS</strong> - Versus New Mexico Stars, she contributed a solid 9 point, 4 rebound, 5 assist performance as a selfless guard with the uncanny ability to find others in optimal positions.  She is a systems guard who thrives as a playmaker - can defend, rebound, and score.  She scored in bunches on back to back possessions and showed that she can step up to the plate and produce. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="158521" first="Sarah" last="Lamet"] 2022 6’4" C Clutch Rose/Tigard HS</strong> - the first thing that strikes you about Lamet is her 6’4" height, which she uses in the paint as a scorer with throwback appeal.  She backs down her opponent and gracefully turns her shoulder and puts the ball in the basket.  Lamet is difficult to stop and comes in off the bench and produces baskets as a poised and ignited player for Clutch Cardinal. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="158494" first="Molly" last="Block"] 2021 5’5" Clutch Cardinal/Jesuit HS</strong> - the cerebral point guard has a slick handle matched with traditional point guard skills to produce a unique blend of player out on the floor for Clutch Cardinal.  Her 12 point performance versus Colorado Hoopsters was representative of her ability to score in an instant with an ensemble of shots from the perimeter as well as her trademark floater in the lane. <strong>Kelsie Siegner 2022 5’10" SG Oregon Elite Navy/Crane HS</strong> - Kelsie is related to former Oregon State Samantha Siegner, so it is apparent to see how that comes to play out on the floor.  She is a blue collar player who rebounds and defend with great effort.  Siegner makes her mark in the paint but can score alongside the arc.  She has a great competitive edge and simply produces - on both ends - when she is out on the floor. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="158524" first="Lindsey" last="Wilson"] 2022 6’0" PF Oregon Elite Gold/Mountainside HS</strong> - Lindsey is a three sport athlete at Mountainside where she also competes in water polo and track and field.  She is a competitor who plays with a chip on her shoulder, doing so with a high motor defensively.  Unafraid of contact, Wilson knows her way in the paint offensive as she likes to establish deep position.  This was all seen in her 8 point, 6 rebound effort versus the Clippers.