Lexi is a scoring guard who can put the ball in the basket in a variety of ways, making her a difficult matchup for opposing defenses. Over the past year, she has really grown into more of a point guard role and become more comfortable having the ball in her hands. She is now finding ways to balance her own scoring opportunities with getting others involved, which should make her even more valuable to her team this season.

Lexi is the type of guard who can put points on the board. She can provide an offensive spark at any moment using her quickness to get by defenders in the half court and get paint touches. Her ability to attack the basket while still keeping defenses honest makes her a difficult player to contain.

In a matchup between the 32nd and 33rd seeds Lexi has a chance to make an early statement. She takes what the defense gives her whether that’s knocking down perimeter shots or attacking the paint. Add in her ability to turn guards over in the backcourt and she can swing momentum in her team’s favor.

Boulder’s star guard is a playmaker with the ball in her hands, whether that’s shooting from deep, driving or setting up a teammate. Offensively, Oder is as gifted a player as the program has seen for some time. When she attacks the rim, it’s not only with the ball. She’s a hustling rebounder, stands out when she’s usually the best player on the floor. She’s averaging 20 points and five rebounds per game this season. Boulder is the 32 seed and hosts No. 33 Rocky Mountain on Wednesday.

Lexi Oder Lexi Oder 5'11" | CG Boulder | 2027 State CO has been a driving force for Boulder this year, emerging as the squad’s leading scorer and versatile playmaker. As of 2026, she’s consistently posted double-digit scoring efforts, including a 16-point outing with three steals against Arvada West and a career-high 30 points in an overtime rivalry win over Fairview. She’s taken her confidence and clutch playmaking to new heights. Oder also contributes across the stat sheet with rebounds and defensive pressure, regularly tacking on steals and helping Boulder maintain momentum on both ends of the floor. Her leadership on offense and ability to impact games in multiple facets have made her one of the Panthers’ most important players this season.

Lexi plays the game with a calm demeanor taking whatever the defense gives her night in and night out. She doesn’t get rattled by pressure and consistently makes the right read. Defensively she continues to be locked in, which allows her to impact the game even when she’s not scoring.

Oder proved she’s built for the big stage against Fairview, scoring a career-high 30 in a comeback win. She’s an excellent playmaker with the ball in her hands, and has superb vision. Due to the Panthers’ lack of shooting, she’s asked to create and score on her own often, and she does it well. When she attacks, she has the ability to snap a quick 3 or get to the rim. She might be one of the state’s most underrated players.

Lexi Oder Lexi Oder 5'11" | CG Boulder | 2027 State CO has been Boulder’s top scorer thus far, converting on 61% of her looks and chalking up 15.8 PPG. Oder is confident bringing the ball up and takes advantage of any room allowed by opposing defenders. The 5’11 junior is currently ranked as a top 20 combo guard in her class, and I’m expecting Oder to improve even more.

Lexi has a versatile skill set that gives her team a chance to surprise people this year. She can play from the wing or the perimeter, using her length to attack mismatches. Lexi’s defense allows her to guard multiple positions, making her a key two-way threat. Her ability to impact both ends of the floor makes her one of the well-rounded players in her class.

Lexi has a good feel for putting the ball in the basket in a different of ways. She ran the offense well, especially in transition where she made the right plays consistently. Her ability to create and get downhill kept defenders guessing all camp long.