Sloper is another young star with eye-popping numbers as a freshman, averaging 19 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists and 5 steals. Despite being a new member of 5A, Crook County is quietly building a formidable program out of Prineville, and the Cowgirls finished in sixth place at Linfield in March. Sloper is one of their finest products as a true do-it-all wing. She is an offensive engine, playing 1 through 4 and even recording a rare high school triple-double against Mountain View with 28 points, 10 rebounds and 10 steals. Sometimes you see players this skilled try to force things and end up making things harder for themselves — not Sloper. She makes the right play every time. She wants to work on her finishing efficiency as her career progresses, and once she does, she could see some college offers roll in. Sloper helped her club, Central Oregon Force, finish in third place at the Elite is Earned Select League finals this summer in Louisville, Ky.

McKinley Sloper McKinley Sloper 5'9" | SG/SF Crook County | 2029 State OR combined for 27 points (shooting 47% from the field) and 11 rebounds in two 5A state tournament games for the Cowgirls. Sloper led No. 7 Crook County in scoring with 16 points in a 62-60 consolation semifinal win over No. 6 Wilsonville. Sloper is a strong rebounder on both ends. She has great hands on defense and great footwork inside on offense. The small forward creates for herself and consistently gets to the free-throw line. In her freshman season, Sloper led the Cowgirls in scoring, rebounding, and steals—averaging 18, 9.4, and 5 per game, respectively. She was named to the Intermountain Conference First Team. Crook County will face No. 4 Crater in the fourth-place game on Saturday morning.