Eight Watch List Seniors Having Strong Seasons

We are Prep Hoops Indiana travel the state throughout the high school season, and the country through the spring and summer, to provide the best content to our loyal subscribers. What sets us apart is the depth with which we cover the state. It is just about the best players, those who score the most points, or even those who play on the teams that win the most games. Instead, we highlight the unsung heroes and the prospects who likely haven't gotten any publicity from other platforms. Today we are going through our Class of 2025 Watch List and highlight a handful of prospects that are having strong senior season.    It is good to see this 5'9" guard back on the floor. Moore missed most of the spring and summer due to injury, but has been healthy for his senior season and leads Bishop Chatard in scoring at 9.6 points per game. He has really picked up where he left off after a solid junior season in a supporting role.     There simply aren't many players in the state of Indiana averaging a double-double. This 6'4" forward at Seton Catholic High School is one of them. Moynihan has put together an excellent senior season for the Cardinals averaging 15.1 points and 10.2 rebounds per game. He has really emerged as an under-the-radar prospect in east central Indiana.     Reid has emerged as the leading scorer as a senior at Beech Grove High School. The athletic 6'1" guard is putting up 10.9 points, 3.6 rebounds, 2.9 assists, and 1.3 steals per game for the Hornets. He is a playmaking guard that JUCO programs that need some help in the backcourt should keep an eye on heading into the end of the season.     This Vincennes Lincoln High School standout has the combination of size and strength that college programs are looking for on the perimeter. An impressive shot-maker both off the catch and off the dribble, Sanders is once again putting up big numbers for Vincennes Lincoln averaging 14.6 points and 6.7 rebounds per game.     Thomas has been one of our favorite under-the-radar prospects here at Prep Hoops Indiana for awhile now. The athletic, 6'3" slasher and left-hand drive has had an excellent season as a role player off the bench for Crispus Attucks. Small college programs and junior colleges absolutely should have Thomas' name on their list as they look to round out their 2025 recruiting class.     Hauser has been one of the best Class 1A programs in the state this season. Currently 16-3 and ranked in the Prep Hoops Indiana Class 1A Top 10, the Jets feature senior guard [player_tooltip player_id='1381454' first='Taeshaun' last='Tungate'] who averages 10.8 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 2.6 assists per game. He has been a very consistent piece for Hauser throughout his high school career.     You can really see the growth of this 6'1" dynamic guard this season as a senior. Turner has tripled his scoring out for Tindley from his junior season now leading the Tigers at 18.8 points per game. Whether he is knocking down tough shots from the perimeter, creating his own on the way to basket, or playmaking for his teammates, Turner has become one of the better unsigned senior guards in the greater Indianapolis area.     It is easy to fly under-the-radar when you are playing next to the likely Indiana Mr. Basketball award winner. However, Prep Hoops Indiana Class 4A #2 Greenfield-Central wouldn't be the same without Willard. The senior guard takes a lot of pressure off of Mullins with his ball-handling and shooting abilities. Willard is averaging 7.1 points and a team-leading 6.2 assists per game.

We are Prep Hoops Indiana travel the state throughout the high school season, and the country through the spring and summer, to provide the best content to our loyal subscribers. What sets us apart is the depth with which we cover the state. It is just about the best players, those who score the most points, or even those who play on the teams that win the most games. Instead, we highlight the unsung heroes and the prospects who likely haven't gotten any publicity from other platforms. Today we are going through our Class of 2025 Watch List and highlight a handful of prospects that are having strong senior season.