Warren was tearing up the summer for Oregon Overtime before she suffered a knee injury that will keep her out of the beginning of her senior year. Still, she is working tirelessly to get back out on the court as soon as possible. The Northwest Oregon Conference is better when Warren is bombing threes, knifing through the defense, and making plays for her teammates. She is more than a scorer, as she supplemented her 17.3 points per game as a junior with five rebounds, three assists and three steals per game. Once she’s healthy, Warren and all-state honorable mention forward Jada Eatmon will enter year four as varsity teammates, making Putnam a tough out.

Warren is a miniature microwave that cannot be stopped when she is on a roll. As a junior, she served as Putnam’s captain and offensive engine, scoring 20+ points on multiple occasions, including a 30-point effort against North Eugene. She is an opportunistic driver who can slither through tight openings, and she has a quick trigger on her catch-and-shoot jumper. When the play breaks down, she possesses a rare ability to score in isolation late in the shot clock. She could be in store for an even bigger scoring season as a senior. She plays with Oregon Overtime over the summer with fellow highly-ranked senior guard Livie Carns Livie Carns 5'0" | PG Oregon City | 2027 State OR . I am very excited about seeing that pair go to work.

Oregon Overtime 5-foot-5 combo guard Lucy Warren Lucy Warren 5'5" | PG Putnam | 2027 State OR is quick with good handles, a good shooter, and a plus rebounder. The rising junior (2027) is a hustler, plays strong on-ball defense, can pick the best point guards in the state, and consistently boxes out. Warren is quick on the drive and can finish tough takes at the rim. She hits the catch-and-shoot three and can get to her spot on the bounce to drain the midrange jumper. Warren averaged 16.1 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 4.8 assists per game and was named to the Northwest Oregon Conference First Team after her sophomore year at Rex Putnam.