The Orange Vista Boys Varsity Basketball team delivered an outstanding season under Head Coach Shamont Brown, capping off a dominant league run and setting a strong foundation for future success.
Key Contributors
Senior Henry Washington was the heart of the team, averaging 13.0 PPG, 3.5 RPG, 4.0 AST, and 2.5 STL, consistently driving the team’s offense and energy. Junior Adrian Viray brought a major spark, averaging 12.2 PPG, while sophomore Eric Wooten made a big impact inside with 10.7 PPG, 8.9 RPG, and 1.4 BLK per game. Seniors Brandon Suttle (9.4 PPG, 3.5 AST) and junior Tommy Smith (9.4 PPG) also made major contributions on both ends of the floor.
Season Overview
The Wolves had a phenomenal regular season, going undefeated in league play (10-0) and riding a 12-game winning streak. Their commitment and resilience were evident from the first game to the last, solidifying themselves as league champions.
Defining Moments
A major turning point came with the addition of junior Adrian Viray, whose energy and tenacity elevated the team’s overall play. Early in the season, Orange Vista challenged itself by facing top Southern California programs like Roosevelt (Eastvale), St. Francis (La Cañada), Damien (La Verne), and Rancho Verde (Moreno Valley), sharpening its skills for league competition.
Player Development
As the season progressed, players like Tommy Smith, Dylan Avila, and Brandon Suttle grew into bigger roles, helping the team navigate tough games and critical moments.
Responding to Challenges
Throughout the year, the team leaned heavily on their values of consistency, mental toughness, and a team-first philosophy. Despite facing internal adversity and tough competition, the Wolves remained focused on their goal of winning a league title.
Senior Leadership
This senior class left an enduring mark, bringing a heightened sense of urgency and competitive fire to every game, laying the groundwork for the next wave of Orange Vista basketball.
Looking Ahead
Although the Wolves will graduate five seniors, three of whom were starters, Coach Brown is excited about the talented returning players eager to build on this season’s success and push even further next year.
Offseason Focus
This offseason, the focus will be on strengthening the inside game and improving team defense, ensuring Orange Vista continues to rise as a formidable force in Southern California basketball.
Where to Find Stats
Full team and player statistics are available at MaxPreps.
 and junior Tommy Smith (9.4 PPG) also made major contributions on both ends of the floor.
Season Overview
The Wolves had a phenomenal regular season, going undefeated in league play (10-0) and riding a 12-game winning streak. Their commitment and resilience were evident from the first game to the last, solidifying themselves as league champions.
Defining Moments
A major turning point came with the addition of junior Adrian Viray, whose energy and tenacity elevated the team’s overall play. Early in the season, Orange Vista challenged itself by facing top Southern California programs like Roosevelt (Eastvale), St. Francis (La Cañada), Damien (La Verne), and Rancho Verde (Moreno Valley), sharpening its skills for league competition.
Player Development
As the season progressed, players like Tommy Smith, Dylan Avila, and Brandon Suttle grew into bigger roles, helping the team navigate tough games and critical moments.
Responding to Challenges
Throughout the year, the team leaned heavily on their values of consistency, mental toughness, and a team-first philosophy. Despite facing internal adversity and tough competition, the Wolves remained focused on their goal of winning a league title.
Senior Leadership
This senior class left an enduring mark, bringing a heightened sense of urgency and competitive fire to every game, laying the groundwork for the next wave of Orange Vista basketball.
Looking Ahead
Although the Wolves will graduate five seniors, three of whom were starters, Coach Brown is excited about the talented returning players eager to build on this season’s success and push even further next year.
Offseason Focus
This offseason, the focus will be on strengthening the inside game and improving team defense, ensuring Orange Vista continues to rise as a formidable force in Southern California basketball.
Where to Find Stats
Full team and player statistics are available at MaxPreps.)
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