Tatum Landolt Tatum Landolt 5'10" | SF Clackamas | 2027 State OR is a floor general who plays with supreme confidence. She can be whatever her team needs her to be on any given night, whether that’s a facilitator, a defender or a scorer. On Saturday against Mountainside, she was looking to score aggressively both at the rim and the three-point line, and finished with a game-high 20 points. She is coached by her mother Korey, who excelled for Clackamas as a player in the ’90s and recently won a state championship as a coach in 2023. Landolt plays like someone who has been around the game her whole life, and she’s such a strong communicator and leader.

Landolt plays a versatile, cerebral game that takes her team to another level. She always has her eyes up, scanning for cutters and open pockets of the floor. She puts the right amount of velocity and touch on her passes, and she can fit them into tight windows from difficult angles. Her left-handedness makes defenders think extra hard about how to play her, and while she typically looks to pass first, she can drain threes when she wants to. Defensively, she does the dirty work and can outphysical opponents both larger and smaller than her.

Tatum Landolt Tatum Landolt 5'10" | SF Clackamas | 2027 State OR is a standout Junior from Clackamas High School. Her strengths as a basketball player are her shooting abilities and getting her shot off quickly. She has great court vision and the ability to find her teammates and create plays. She prides herself on being confident and a good communicator on defense.

Her favorite part about The Blueprint camp was the energy in the gym and how encouraging and kind all of the girls were. She also loved hearing the coach’s great advice, and she can’t wait to take what she learned and apply it to her gameplay this upcoming season.

Some things she wants to get better at this year are her leadership skills and her shooting consistency out on the court. When asking Tatum why she loves basketball? She said it has given her the most confidence in herself, and it’s something she can look forward to every day. She loves the community it has provided her. Tatum said that basketball has allowed her to build relationships that she wouldn’t be able to find anywhere else.

Tatum’s dream is to go on to the next level and play college basketball. She hopes to get the opportunity after she graduates from Clackamas. If she could go anywhere to play, she said her dream school would be Oregon State University!