Paul Corsaro Elite Camp - Out-of-State Standouts, Part Two

Obviously, we at Prep Hoops Indiana believe strongly in the events we put on each fall. Between the Freshman Showcase, the Sophomore ID Camp, and The Expo we have events for every age group. However, outside of our events, one Elite Camp that we always promote heavily is the series of camps put on by IU-Indianapolis head coach Paul Corsaro. What set his camps apart from similar ones in the state is that he openly invites, and even promotes, other schools from all levels to attend. College coaches from all levels were in attendance along with obviously the full IU-Indianapolis staff and Prep Hoops Indiana. Let's dive on in and highlight some of the individual standouts from the outside of the Hoosier state.    One of the more physically impressive guards at the Paul Corsaro Elite Camp, Fields has a strong, athletic frame for a guard. He was consistently able to dominate defenders off of the dribble and then play through contact to finish around the basket. There is no shying away from opposing size when he gets into the paint. Fields is also highly skilled. Ranked #35 in the Prep Hoops Ohio Class of 2026 Rankings, this is a prospect that college programs will be following closely into his junior season at Teays Valley High School.     This prospect from Freeland High School in Michigan came down to IU-Indianapolis on Sunday morning with a reputation as a high-level catch-and-shoot threat. Huckeby certainly lived up to the hype as he played very well in his session including knocking in several three-point shots. His mixture of positional size on the perimeter, along with what he brings to the table as a shooter, makes him a very intriguing college prospect. Ranked as a Top 25 prospect in the Prep Hoops Michigan Class of 2026 Rankings.     Huff really played well at IU-Indianapolis and should have played his way onto the radar of some of the small college programs that were in attendance. The 6'4" wing has the versatility to slide between several different positions on the perimeter. He is big enough to utilize a mismatch and score around the basket while skilled enough to make things happen out beyond the arc. Look for Huff to have a big senior season at North Hardin High School and continue to attract more college attention.     One of two Class of 2026 prospects from the state of Iowa that stood out at the Paul Corsaro Elite Camp, this 6'2" guard showcased his athleticism and skill level from the perimeter on Sunday. Medinger, who is ranked #15 in the Prep Hoops Iowa Class of 2026 Prospect Rankings, displayed versatile scoring ability making jump shots out beyond the arc, creating his own in the mid-range, and showing some explosiveness when getting downhill to the rim. Very intriguing prospect to follow heading into his junior season.     No stranger to top performer articles here at Prep Hoops, Pomis was a standout with [program_tooltip program_id='2078374' first='Full' last='Package'] Black 16u throughout the spring and summer on our Prep Hoops Circuit. Now, the 6'3" guard from Hersey High School continued his strong play into the month of August as he played very well at the Paul Corsaro Elite Camp. Pomis is a big time shooter with a versatile offensive game that pairs nicely with his length on the perimeter. Really like his long-term upside.     One of the most impressive big men from the weekend, this prospect out of Iowa really stood out at the Paul Corsaro Elite Camp. He is very mobile with great footwork for his size as a 6'7" power forward with a sturdy build. There is no pushing Schultz off of his spot around the basket, but he maintains quick enough feet to drop step and finish around his defender. It makes sense that he is ranked as the #5 prospect in the Prep Hoops Iowa Prospect Rankings. Potential Division I prospect.

Obviously, we at Prep Hoops Indiana believe strongly in the events we put on each fall. Between the Freshman Showcase, the Sophomore ID Camp, and The Expo we have events for every age group. However, outside of our events, one Elite Camp that we always promote heavily is the series of camps put on by IU-Indianapolis head coach Paul Corsaro. What set his camps apart from similar ones in the state is that he openly invites, and even promotes, other schools from all levels to attend. College coaches from all levels were in attendance along with obviously the full IU-Indianapolis staff and Prep Hoops Indiana. Let's dive on in and highlight some of the individual standouts from the outside of the Hoosier state.