Final 2025-26 Top 25 Oregon Boys High School Basketball State Rankings

Tualatin wins 6A title in dramatic fashion, Parkrose claims 5A crown

Mar. 16, 2026 at 11:37am

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The final High School On SI Oregon Top 25 boys basketball rankings reflect the results of a fantastic final weekend of the season that saw state champions crowned in the state's three largest classifications, with Tualatin emerging as the new No. 1 team after winning the 6A title in dramatic fashion.

Why it matters

The Oregon high school basketball state championships are a highly anticipated annual event, with passionate fan bases and intense rivalries. These final rankings provide a comprehensive look at the top teams in the state and how they fared in the postseason, offering insights into the competitive landscape of Oregon prep hoops.

The details

Tualatin won the 6A state championship in the most improbable fashion, with junior Pat Vialva Jr. hitting back-to-back game-winning shots to lift the Timberwolves to a 70-69 victory over Central Catholic. Parkrose won its first state championship since 1982, outlasting Crook County in overtime 65-57 in the 5A title game. Marist Catholic captured the 4A crown, erasing a 12-point, first-half deficit to La Grande in the final to pull out a 57-55 victory.

  • The final High School On SI Oregon Top 25 boys basketball rankings were released on 2026-03-16.
  • The 6A, 5A, and 4A state championship games were played on the final weekend of the 2025-26 season.

The players

Tualatin

The Timberwolves won the Class 6A state championship in dramatic fashion.

Central Catholic

The Rams were defeated by Tualatin in the 6A title game after holding a late lead.

Parkrose

The Broncos won their first state championship since 1982, outlasting Crook County in overtime in the 5A final.

Marist Catholic

The Spartans won the 4A state title, erasing a 12-point halftime deficit to defeat La Grande in the final.

Pat Vialva Jr.

The Tualatin junior hit the game-winning shots to lift the Timberwolves to the 6A championship.

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