Paul Corsaro Elite Camp - Sunday Morning Standouts

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. On Saturday morning coaches from Illinois-Springfield, Kentucky State, Lincoln Trail, and Trine were among those 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 first Sunday session.    We recently highlight [player_tooltip player_id='1561089' first='Hayden' last='Johnson'] here at Prep Hoops Indiana after his strong play at the GRBA National Championship in Fort Wayne to end the summer grassroots circuit. The sharpshooter from Northridge High School was good once again on Sunday morning at the Paul Corsaro Elite Camp. Johnson is a talented scorer with a lot of ball skill. Look for him to have a good junior season for a Raiders team that should be very competitive.     This prospect from Bishop Noll Institute first came onto our radar over the summer while playing with [program_tooltip program_id='2075551' first='Indiana' last='Game'] Gold on the Prep Hoops Circuit. The 6'5" wing blends his positional size, length, and athleticism with an impressive skill level. He shoots the ball very well from three-point range and handles it well enough to create his own shot as well. Johnson's strong play continued on Sunday morning at the Paul Corsaro Elite Camp. Intriguing small college prospect.     We had to write about this Center Grove High School prospect if for no other reason than to talk about his highlight reel dunk. Jones had the play of the day on Sunday morning driving it to his left from the perimeter, turning the corner to the basket, and then rising up for a thunderous one-hand slam. The burst of athleticism caught everyone off guard. Along with the dunk, Jones got things done off of the dribble using his strength and physicality. His frame is impressive.     A standout for Bloomington South as a junior, Moutardier should be one of the top scorers in the area as a senior. The 6'4" wing is as good of a shooter as you'll find in the class which always is in vogue at the college level. Moutardier also has the requisite size and physical strength to attack closeouts, play through contact, and finish against size around the basket. He played well in the five-on-five action that we were able to see at the Paul Corsaro Elite Camp.     One of the top point guards in Indiana's Class of 2026, Schelsky did what he does best on Sunday morning at IU-Indianapolis. The 6'0" Parke Heritage High School floor general. displayed excellent passing ability and overall decision-making throughout the event. He is always in control of the offense when the ball is in his hands. Schelsky also does a good job of creating separation off of the dribble to get off his silky mid-range jump shot.     Toles is a high academic prospect with several small college programs expressing serious interest at this point. The 6'7" left-handed forward played well at IU-Indianapolis on Sunday morning showcasing his ability to stretch the floor as a catch-and-shoot threat. He shot the ball very well early on which then opened up some driving lanes when attacking more aggressive closeouts. Poised for a breakout senior season at Guerin Catholic.     Woodward's upside has intrigued us for quite a while now here at Prep Hoops Indiana. The 6'5" wing has a versatile offensive game that creates matchup issues for opposing defenses. He can step out beyond the arc as a shooting threat, operate off of the dribble in closeout situations, or use his size and length to finish against smaller defenders inside. His overall talent shined on Sunday morning at IU-Indianapolis.

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. On Saturday morning coaches from Illinois-Springfield, Kentucky State, Lincoln Trail, and Trine were among those 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 first Sunday session.