Indiana Futures All-Star Game - Six South 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.    Already ranked as a Top 5 prospect in the Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2027 Prospect Rankings, Baker-Lands has done nothing but improve his stock during a monster spring with [program_tooltip program_id='2076927' first='Indy' last='Heat']. The 6'2" guard recently earned an offer from Tulane and should have many more to come. He picked up right where he left off in the spring with a great showing on Monday night scoring 16 points, dishing out 4 assists, and collecting 3 steals. Baker-Lands, a Plainfield High School product, is a big time two-way guard prospect.     This was a great opportunity for Bolden to prove himself while playing with an against the top freshmen and sophomores in the state. The double-double machine from Cardinal Ritter finished with 10 points and 7 rebounds in the game. Bolden is always a great rebounder, but the way he finished against other big men really stood out in this game. He had a super athletic And-1 finish on a lob from OB Under that was his highlight of the night.     It wasn't Craig's most efficient performance as the three-point shots weren't falling for him, but he did still finish with 15 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists in a very productive performance for the South All-Stars. Craig is one of the more impressive two-way guards in Indiana's Class of 2027.     This talented Class of 2027 guard from Guerin Catholic High School ended up leading the South All-Star team in scoring on Monday night finishing with 18 points including a 3-6 shooting performance from three-point range. Grissom's athleticism is always what pops the most and that certainly was on display in this game. His ability to create his own shot from all levels of the floor is very impressive.     Hunter's scoring column doesn't jump off the stat sheet with 8 points, but he had a game-high 9 assists while also grabbing 9 rebounds. Flirting with a triple-double is certainly nothing new for this talented point guard from Silver Creek High School. He is one that could really see his recruitment take off in the coming months. As pure of a point guard as you'll find in the state of Indiana.     Zachary started the game off how he starts most games, especially on his home floor at Fishers High School, by shooting it in from three-point range. He connected on three early triples and went on to shoot 5-10 from deep finishing with 15 points while also dishing out 8 assists. The talented guard recently earned an offer from Nevada and will continue to be one of the most highly sought after guards in Indiana's Class of 2027.

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.