Real Estate Broker at Windermere Realty Trust and Head Boys Basketball Coach at La Salle Prep High School.

Portland, OR
Joined May 2009
Let’s go OUAZ! Love watching Aidan play. At Southern Utah today.
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Honored to receive an offer to play basketball at the next level.  Huge thank you to Coach Maco Hamilton and the George Fox coaching staff for believing in me and for this great opportunity.
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Thank you for the write up @PrepHoopsOR 39 pts, 4 ast, 5 Reb, 2 stls @CascadeKings @seankellyhoops @HoopSource1 @Bballtribune_
When it came down to crunch time, @riggykhyungra delivered. The rising La Salle senior scored 10 points in the last few minutes for @CascadeKings, helping them earn the #1 seed at the @HoopSource1 Super 24 Finals with a 70-66 win over Identity Basketball.
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This guy gets better everyday. He puts in the work and will be a very good college player!
Appreciate the write up and support @PrepHoopsOR
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What a weekend. But really, it’s business as usual. This kid can play! Someone is going to get a great player!
WIBCA highlights: Career high 46 pts. 35.25 ppg | 5.75 reb | 3.5 ast | 2.75 stl
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What a great weekend! Loved how hard we played. Great job Falcons!
La Salle went 4-0 this weekend at WIBCA. Blessed to be part of this team, and so proud of how hard we fought to earn every single win. Avg: 36.5 PTS | 5.75 REB | 3.5 AST | 2.75 STL @WIBCA @seankellyhoops @CascadeKings @RL_Hoops
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Great coach! She will do so well. Congrats.
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Great career. You were fun to watch!
I am proud and grateful to share that I have committed to Colorado school of Mines to continue my basketball career! I want to thank my Coaches, teammates, and family who have supported me along the way. Thank you Coach Orser and Coach Schick at Mines! Just the start.
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Sean Kelly retweeted
The hardest thing to recruit isn’t talent. It’s mindset. Ben McCollum watched @EthanHarris35 at an 8 AM game… and he was lit. Hype. Engaged. Ready. Not once. Every time. That’s not random, that’s who he is. Yes, he can shoot, handle, and guard multiple positions. But what separates him? Energy. Toughness. Pride in the hard things. He’s a winner. Energy is a decision. And when you pair that with skill? Now you’re a problem.
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Honored and grateful to be named to the OSAA First Team All-State. Thankful to all the coaches who voted for me, especially @seankellyhoops @CascadeKings @PrepHoopsOR @OSAASports
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Very good player, competitor and winner!
Class of 2026 18yrs old ESPN 4 Star guard 3.7 GPA #2 ranked gaurd in Oregon Oregon 5a player of the year Conference player of the year 1st team all league 1st team all tournament 19.8 PTS 5.7 AST 4.4 REB 3 STL 54% Fg 1300+ points scored 2x eybl 1x 3SSB Unsigned senior
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This is great stuff that translates to every sport.
I had a conversation with a Power 4 college coach who’s been doing this for 25+ years. We were talking about the mentality of high school players during the recruiting process. Here’s what he told me: “What these kids don’t realize is… I don’t care how many followers you have. I don’t care how many home runs you hit in travel ball. I don’t care how many offers you have. I don’t care about your ranking. I don’t care how hard you can hit a ball. I don’t care about your metrics. The only thing I care about is this: Are you going to produce in between those white lines when we play this season?” Then he said something else that hit: “They’ve been so protected that the first time they fail, they quit… or they transfer.” And here’s the part that matters. The biggest development mistake I see? Players don’t plan for failure. They plan for success. They visualize success. They expect success. But they don’t prepare for 0-4. They don’t prepare for getting booed. They don’t prepare for sitting the bench. They don’t prepare for struggling for 3 weeks. So when it happens — and it will — they panic. Instead of executing a pre-made plan, they try to create one while emotional. That never works. Failure is coming. The question is: Did you already decide how you’re going to handle it?
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So excited for this kids future. Works hard and loves the work. Going to have a big spring and summer.
Junior Year, Blessed 🙏🏽 First Team All League (NWOC) Second Team All State (OR) 24 Games played 26.3 PPG | 4.3 APG | 2.5 SPG | 3.4 REB 61% FG | 78% FT | 35% 3PT 650 points Junior season 1586 Total Career points @PrepHoopsOR @seankellyhoops @CascadeKings @RL_Hoops
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This team had a tremendous year. Very well coached and players that played hard and unselfish. Congrats and very well deserved.
Parkrose on parade with a championship celebration that was twice as nice for the Broncos community. “Even the years that we were losing, Parkrose stayed up in high spirits and still encouraged the players to go out and play.”
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