PAC League Week 2 - Ramsey's Standouts

Prep Hoops Indiana had boots on the ground coverage from week two of the annual Tuesday night PAC League. Splitting time between Finch Creek Fieldhouse and the Pacers Athletic Center we were able to get eyes on several different teams and prospects. Let's take a look at some of the individuals that stood out to us on this Tuesday evening.    Clark wasted no time showing why we ranked him #14 in the updated Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2028 Prospect Rankings. The dynamic 6'3" has gotten noticeably stronger, especially in the upper body, which will take him to another level defensively. He was explosive getting to the basket with several finishes up at and about the rim. Clark's ability to attack the basket was a major strength for Hamilton Southeastern in the game we watched.     There is no shortage of talent on this Pike High School roster. However, Davis Jr. was one of the big reasons why they looked so good against Cathedral on Tuesday night. The shifty, left-handed point guard did a little bit of everything on the offensive end, especially early in the game, to set the tone for the Red Devils. Davis Jr. connected on a couple of three-point shots and had a couple of athletic, tough finishes against size. He handled the intense pace and physicality of the game very well.     It doesn't take long to see Henderson's upside. He flashed it throughout his sophomore season while helping lead University to the Class 2A State Finals. The 6'6" forward was at it again on Tuesday night with the Trailblazers. He is a scoring threat on the block, runs the floor fluidly, and has some real bounciness around the basket. Henderson looked comfortable stepping out to the perimeter in University's Flex Offense as a passer and is at least a threat as a face-up shooter or right hand driver as well.     Pippins was in the starting lineup for Cathedral and absolutely looked the part while going up against Pike's talented front court. The athletic, physically gifted, 6'5" forward quickly finished a two-hand dunk on the role, dominated the offensive glass, and held his on the defensive end. You simply cannot teach how quickly he gets off of the floor and strength that he possesses. An under-the-radar Class of 2027 prospect to follow for the Fighting Irish.     Shelbyville picked up an impressive win over Guerin Catholic in overtime on Tuesday night and instead of the usual suspects for the Golden Bears, this senior guard really stepped up and played well to help secure the victory. Runnebohm has intriguing positional size and length as a 6'3" guard, showed the ability to run the point, and was able to finish with some athleticism at the end of his drives. His is an under-the-radar name to tuck away heading into the summer.     We grew to be very high on Weemer in the spring and he played well again in front of us on Tuesday night with Hamilton Southeastern. The 6'6" forward is a legitimate scoring threat with his back to the basket. He is a guy you can throw it to in isolation and ask him to get a bucket inside. Weemer is very strong, physical, and plays with a great base. He also had a handful of impressive offensive rebound putbacks including an athletic tip-in finish trailing the play in transition.

Prep Hoops Indiana had boots on the ground coverage from week two of the annual Tuesday night PAC League. Splitting time between Finch Creek Fieldhouse and the Pacers Athletic Center we were able to get eyes on several different teams and prospects. Let's take a look at some of the individuals that stood out to us on this Tuesday evening.