Overview
- A Clackamas County jury found McLemore guilty of first-degree rape, first-degree unlawful sexual penetration and second-degree sexual abuse after about 10 hours of deliberation in an 11-day trial.
- The charges arose from an October 2021 Lake Oswego house party hosted by teammate Robert Covington, where prosecutors say the 21-year-old victim was rendered unconscious by heavy drinking.
- The survivor described waking up to the assault, testifying that her body “felt locked” as she froze in terror, a claim corroborated by medical exams and photos of her incapacitation.
- Defense attorney Lisa Maxfield maintained the encounter was consensual sex between two intoxicated adults, but the jury rejected that narrative.
- McLemore must appear for sentencing on July 9, 2025, facing a mandatory minimum prison term of eight years and four months.