"Built to Score, Wired to Compete"

Jonah Muns

@Munns.Jonah

IG: @Jonah.munns

6’1, 170lbs, Class of 2028

West Salem HS, OR

Jonah brings real firepower to the floor with a scoring package that keeps defenses on edge all night. His offensive bag is deep, but that punishing middy game is what truly separates him. It is nearly impossible to take away. Play him tight, and he blows by you, slicing into gaps with speed and confidence. Sit back, and he calmly rises up and rains it in. Around the rim, he is crafty and fearless, finding ways to finish through traffic while staying under control. Scoring is his calling card, and he embraces it with aggression and confidence.

That offense is fueled by relentless energy. Jonah mixes it up on the boards, not because of size, but because of effort and will. He plays like someone determined to outwork everyone on the floor, possession after possession. That same edge shows up in transition, where he thrives turning stops into points and feeding off momentum. When the game gets tight, he wants the ball and welcomes the moment.

As a freshman, Jonah averaged 13 points, 2 assists, and 3 rebounds, while drawing nearly a charge per game. This season, that production has jumped to 19 points, 5 rebounds, and 1 assist per game, again sacrificing his body to make winning plays. In a recent matchup against North Salem, he exploded for 29 points with 3 rebounds, 1 assist, and 2 steals, showcasing his ability to take over a game when his team needs it most.

His biggest improvement has been his growth as a three-level scorer and his commitment to rebounding. While his offense continues to expand, his focus remains locked on getting better defensively and becoming more reliable on the boards. Jonah understands there is still room to grow, and that hunger to improve shows in how seriously he approaches each possession.

Winning drives him. His goals this season are to win the league and put his team in a position to play at the Chiles Center, while chasing conference Player of the Year or First Team honors. Looking ahead, the mission stays the same, win league again and prove they can compete with anyone in the state. When facing adversity, Jonah stays calm and composed, playing like he has been there before and trusting his game on the next play.

Though he does not currently hold offers, junior colleges have begun reaching out, and more eyes are coming. With his scoring punch, rising production, and competitive edge, Jonah is a name that will keep gaining traction as he continues to stack performances and lead from the front.

I assess that Jonah’s scoring ability and competitive motor give a college program a guard who can create offense on his own and change momentum quickly. His willingness to embrace big moments and turn defense into offense adds value beyond the box score.

Moving forward, expect Jonah to keep elevating his impact as his defense and rebounding continue to grow. With his confidence, work ethic, and natural scoring instincts, he is poised to become one of the more dangerous offensive guards in his class as opportunities continue to open up. Stay tuned as this rising star is just scratching the surface of his full potential.