The OSAA boys basketball season has concluded, showcasing impressive performances across Salem-area schools. West Salem triumphed in the Central Valley Conference, with top teams like South Salem and McNary also competing fiercely. Notably, Regis made a remarkable run to the 2A state championship. The Statesman Journal is now inviting fans to vote for the Salem-area boys basketball player of the year from a diverse list of nominees representing several successful programs.

By the Numbers
  • Dunn led Salem Academy to an 18-8 record and 3A state playoff round two.
  • Gould was instrumental in Regis' 27-3 finish, culminating in the 2A state championship game.
  • Munns helped West Salem secure a 11-1 CVC record and state playoff appearance.
  • Scott achieved CVC player of the year honors, leading the Saxons to a 21-6 overall record.
State of Play
  • The player of the year voting closes on Sunday, March 29 at noon.
  • Several candidates have received individual accolades, enhancing their recognition in the sport.
  • Teams displayed exceptional performances, leading to multiple state playoff representations.
What's Next

As the voting progresses, anticipation builds around the potential outcomes and who will be recognized as the standout player. The results will highlight key contributions to their teams during the season and can impact future recruitment and recognition in high school basketball.

Bottom Line

The Salem-area boys basketball season culminated in notable performances, and the upcoming player of the year announcement will not only signify individual excellence but also celebrate the collective achievements of local teams. Make your voice heard by voting before the deadline!