Indiana Future All-Stars Game - Six North Team Standouts

The annual Indiana All-Star series got started on Sunday evening at Charlestown High School with the Indiana Junior All-Stars defeating the Kentucky Junior All-Stars 119-108. Then, on Monday night at Fishers High School, the third annual Future All-Stars game took place. This game features 24 of the best freshmen and sophomores in the state split between representatives from the "North" and "South." Prep Hoops Indiana had boots on the ground coverage and will highlight the top performers from each team. The North All-Stars defeated the South All-Stars 123-113.    Baker may not be as well-known on a statewide basis as some of the other prospects that participated in Monday night's Indiana Future All-Stars Game, but that doesn't mean he doesn't deserve plenty of recognition. The 6'1" guard from McCutcheon High School is undoubtedly one of the best pure shooters in the state of Indiana. He was able to flash those skills a bit scoring 12 points and connecting on 2-4 shots from deep in the North All-Stars' win.     This talented scorer from Merrillville High School played a big part in a second half run for the North All-Stars that eventually clinched the victory. Hardiman displayed his microwave scoring ability putting up 18 points on 7-10 shooting from the field and 4-5 shooting from beyond the arc. He was one of the top freshman scorers in the state this past season, but really shines in wide-open offensive settings like we saw on Monday night.     All you have to do is watch Hill go through pregame warmups and you can understand why we moved him up to #1 in the Class of 2027. You simply cannot teach his size and length. The 6'11" Pike High School forward/center was the beneficiary of some transition scoring opportunities in the second half as a couple dunks on the rim run sealed the win for the North All-Stars. The sky is truly the limit for what he can become as a player.     Hogue found several different ways to contribute to winning as the North All-Stars eventually pulled away for a 123-113 victory. The 6'2" guard from Fort Wayne Snider High School finished with 14 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 assists. His athleticism really popped even while sharing the floor with the best of his peers from across the state. He is a part of a solid young core at Snider that will just keep getting better and better.     Leggett earned Most Valuable Player honors while leading the North All-Stars to a 123-113 victory. The standout freshman guard from Blackford High School was excellent on Monday night finishing with a game-high 24 points to go along with 9 rebounds. His efficiency getting to 24 points was very impressive as well shooting 10-13 from the field and 4-6 from three-point range.     In All-Star games like this everyone has a ton of ability and is capable of dominating the game. However, you need some guys who are willing and able to do the dirty work. That is exactly what Welker did for the North All-Stars. Not only did the 6'7" Homestead High School forward scoring 13 points, but he also finished with 10 rebounds posting the only double-double of the evening. That rebounding ability has shined with [program_tooltip program_id='2076927' first='Indy' last='Heat'] on the EYBL Circuit as well.

The annual Indiana All-Star series got started on Sunday evening at Charlestown High School with the Indiana Junior All-Stars defeating the Kentucky Junior All-Stars 119-108. Then, on Monday night at Fishers High School, the third annual Future All-Stars game took place. This game features 24 of the best freshmen and sophomores in the state split between representatives from the "North" and "South." Prep Hoops Indiana had boots on the ground coverage and will highlight the top performers from each team. The North All-Stars defeated the South All-Stars 123-113.