Class of 2028 Prospect Rankings - Stock-Risers, Part Two

We are hard at work here in the month of June covering weekly high school leagues, team camps, shootouts, and much more. However, even during all of the busy scholastic competition going on this month, we also wanted to find time to update our prospect rankings. This week features our updated and expanded Prep Ho[program_tooltip program_id='2228160' first='OPS' last=''] Indiana Class of 2028 Prospect Rankings. We are up to 35 ranked prospects and nearly 450 rising sophomore prospects total in the database as a whole after adding about 80 new names this update. As always, we will spend the whole week diving deeper in the rankings. Let's take a look at five prospects who did the most to improve their stock since the last rankings update.    Bode has put together a few very, very impressive performances through the spring with [program_tooltip program_id='2400000' first='Indiana' last='Elite Team Indiana'] who ended up qualifying for 3SSB play in July. The 6'5" versatile wing/forward has flashed some catch-and-shoot ability, but is especially effective as a driver and slasher around the basket. His combination of skill, athleticism, length, and skill make him a very difficult matchup for his peers.     One of the top catch-and-shoot threats in Indiana's Class of 2028, Craig has shot up from the Watch List to #32 in the prospect rankings. The Zionsville High School guard already has some solid positional size on the perimeter which makes his shooting ability that much more attractive. Look for him to compete for a role this coming season for the Eagles. He had an outstanding spring with [program_tooltip program_id='2847679' first='Refined' last='Indiana'] 15u.     Delaney has proven himself this spring on the Nike EYBL Circuit with [program_tooltip program_id='2076927' first='Indy' last='Heat'] 15u. The 6'5" forward has great size as a 3/4 that can face-up a bit on the perimeter, but also rebounds at a high level around the basket. He is averaging 7.1 points and 4.6 rebounds per game through the spring. Delany has jumped to #31 in the prospect rankings from the watch list.     This talented forward from Warsaw Community High School really stood out when we went to watch [program_tooltip program_id='2228160' first='OPS' last=''] 15u at UA Rise Session I in Hamilton, Ohio during the May live period. Jones is strong and athletic, finishes very well through contact around the basket, and showed the ability to catch-and-shoot out beyond the arc. Look for him to potentially factor into the equation as a sophomore at Warsaw.     One of the the top standouts back at our Prep Ho[program_tooltip program_id='2228160' first='OPS' last=''] Indiana Freshman Showcase in the fall, Lewis was one of the toughest cuts when we put out our initial Top 25 prospect rankings. Now that we have expanded he jumped from the watch list to #33. Lewis is a dynamic guard, has good positional size on the perimeter, and can defend on the ball very well. Intriguing two-way backcourt prospect to follow.

We are hard at work here in the month of June covering weekly high school leagues, team camps, shootouts, and much more. However, even during all of the busy scholastic competition going on this month, we also wanted to find time to update our prospect rankings. This week features our updated and expanded Prep Ho OPS Indiana Class of 2028 Prospect Rankings. We are up to 35 ranked prospects and nearly 450 rising sophomore prospects total in the database as a whole after adding about 80 new names this update. As always, we will spend the whole week diving deeper in the rankings. Let's take a look at five prospects who did the most to improve their stock since the last rankings update.