In the three losses this past weekend, all to the Grant County Redtails (12-6), Zion Bradley got the first two starts of his Jaguars career and showed out, averaging 19 PTS in the two games in Mattawa, WA. Moving forward, the Willamette Valley Jaguars (2–11) are headed on the road, flying to 4 Bears, North Dakota, to take on the 4 Bears Roar (17-1). This week, Zion breaks down the fight that went into the games versus the Grant County Redtails (12-6), highlighting the strengths and struggles the team experienced during the triple-header weekend, previews the next three weeks on the road, reflects on the season and the preparation for the postseason, grazes the suddenly sparse roster, and discusses how his relationship with Mikah Johnson Jr. has developed. To find out more information about Zion Bradley or the Willamette Valley Jaguars, check out these links below:

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With 10 games in the books and 10 more to go, the Willamette Valley Jaguars (2–8) have reached the halfway point of their season, and despite the record, Kaden Leslie and Davion Burdette feel confident about where the team stands. This week, Kaden and Davion break down a challenging weekend against the top team in the West, the North Dakota 4 Bears Roar (17–1), highlighting what went right and what didn’t. They also preview an upcoming three-game weekend set against the Grant County Redtails (9–6), reflect on how playing for the Jags has shaped their careers, discuss Davion’s return to familiar ground at Linn-Benton Community College, and share how Kaden balances fatherhood while also playing professional basketball. To find out more information about Kaden Leslie and Davion Burdette or the Willamette Valley Jaguars, check out these links below:

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As the Willamette Valley Jaguars (1-4) try to turn the 2026 season around, the Jaguars brought in reinforcements in the form of Troy Mix Jr., an instrumental piece in last year's team! After appearing in 17 games for the Jaguars in 2025 and averaging 13.6 PPG and 4.5 RPG, the Willamette Valley Jaguars officially announced on Sunday that Troy Mix Jr. is returning to the team. This week, Troy breaks down how the organization has changed from last season to now, his time spent on other teams in TBL's West Conference, what went into his decision to return to Oregon, and what he's looking forward to for the rest of the season. The Willamette Valley Jaguars are back in action this weekend (4/17 & 4/18) at home, coming off the bye week, with back-to-back matchups against the Grant County Redtails.

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