Andwele Bridges Named 1st Team All-Pacific Conference for the Third Time

Forest Grove, OR — Forest Grove High School senior Andwele Bridges has been named 1st Team All-Pacific Conference for the third time, adding another major honor to an already historic high school career.

Bridges has been one of the most consistent and productive players in the Pacific Conference over the last several seasons. As a four-year varsity letter winner, he developed into one of the most dynamic scorers in program history while leading Forest Grove with his offensive production and leadership.

During his senior season, Bridges averaged 22.1 points, 4.2 rebounds, 2.6 assists, and 2.1 steals per game, demonstrating his ability to impact the game in multiple ways while consistently leading the Vikings offensively.

His scoring ability and consistency ultimately led to a historic milestone. Bridges finishes his career as the all-time leading scorer in Forest Grove High School history with 1,592 career points, cementing his place among the program’s all-time greats.

Bridges’ high school career came to an end on Tuesday night following a first-round playoff loss to #2 seed Central Catholic, closing the chapter on one of the most accomplished careers the Forest Grove program has seen.

Career Accolades

• 3× 1st Team All-Pacific Conference

• 4-Year Varsity Letter Winner

• Forest Grove High School All-Time Leading Scorer — 1,592 Career Points

Over the course of his career, Bridges established himself as one of the most accomplished players to come through the Forest Grove program. His work ethic, scoring ability, and consistency helped set a new standard for the program while leaving a lasting legacy.

As he moves on to the next chapter, Andwele Bridges leaves Forest Grove as one of the most decorated and productive players in school history, and his impact on the program will be remembered for years to come.