Class of 2026 Prospect Rankings - Under-the-Radar Shooters

June was a busy month covering all of the scholastic events here in the state of Indiana including great live period events like the Charlie Hughes Showcase and IBCA Top 100 Showcase. However, on top of all of that, we also spent a great deal of time in June updating our prospect rankings. The rising seniors in the Class of 2026 had their expanded and updated prospect rankings released on Monday, June 30th. Now, as we always do here at Prep Hoops Indiana, it is time to dive deeper into the rankings. Over the course of this week we will highlight stock-risers, new names, Watch List players to know, and much more. Here is a deeper look into some of the best under-the-radar catch-and-shoot threats in the rising senior class.    I've sent a couple of coaches to watch this 6'5" wing this spring/summer and they have came away impressed. Bos certainly fits the bill as under-the-radar coming out of tiny Class 1A DeMotte Christian, but his numbers speak for themselves. He had a breakout junior season averaging 19.0 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 3.1 assists per game while shooting 61-163 (37.4%) from deep. That three-point accuracy at his size is something college coaches should really like.     This list certainly wouldn't be complete without highlighting this sharpshooter from Shenandoah High School. The 5'11" guard put up some of the best shooting numbers in the state of Indiana as a junior going 80-182 (44.0%) from beyond the arc while averaging 15.4 points per game. Coffey will look to lead a veteran Raiders team once again this season after finishing off the summer with [program_tooltip program_id='2470527' first='Indy' last='Heat Red'].     Darrah was able to play his way into a role as a sophomore and junior on very good New Palestine High School teams due to his shooting ability. However, now the 6'0" left-handed guard will be asked to be one of the go-to scorers for the first time in his career. Look for his ability to get hot from beyond the arc to help the Dragons pick up some of the scoring the lost to graduation. We are sort of calling our shot that Darrah will put up some big time three-point shooting numbers as a senior.     Playing next to the 6'6" Klopfenstein who is one of the best shooters in the state can make it easy to forget just how accurate Fennell is from beyond the arc. The 6'3" guard has good positional size in his own right and shot 49-127 (38.6%) from three-point range as a junior for a very balanced Terre Haute North High School offense. Fennell shot the ball very well recently at the IBCA Top 100 Showcase.     Johnson shot 45-107 (42.1%) from three-point range as a junior proving himself as one of the top shooting specialists in northern Indiana. He has a quick release, excellent footwork on the perimeter, and is capable of making them on the move as well. This is a guy who understands his role on the perimeter and fills it very, very well. If you need a guy to knock down three-point shots take a look at Johnson at Northridge High School.     New Castle High School is certainly no stranger to high-level shooters. Some of the greatest in state history have played at The Largest and Finest High School Fieldhouse in the World. Miller has made over two three-point shots per game over each of the last two seasons for the Trojans and will once again be their go-to scoring option as a senior. The highly skilled guard has had a good spring and summer with [program_tooltip program_id='2400093' first='Indiana' last='Elite Team Tradition'] as well.     Odle played the best basketball of his career last season while sharing the backcourt with a high-scoring Indiana Junior All-Star. The left-handed three-point marksmen was able to settle into his catch-and-shoot role and thrive making 50-119 (42.0) while averaging 10.7 points per game. He has a sneaky pop of athleticism when driving to the basket and can serve as a secondary playmaker, but his catch-and-shoot ability is what will likely be most intriguing to small college coaches.     Packer has really proved himself as a prospect this summer between his play on the grassroots circuit and with South Bend Riley High School. Playing next to an Indiana Junior All-Star, the 6'3" sharpshooter plays his role well off of the ball. He is extremely accurate from beyond the arc, but Packer has also gotten very comfortable at attacking closeouts and finishing around the rim. Very high academic prospect as well. Definitely a three-point shot maker that small college programs should have on their radar.

June was a busy month covering all of the scholastic events here in the state of Indiana including great live period events like the Charlie Hughes Showcase and IBCA Top 100 Showcase. However, on top of all of that, we also spent a great deal of time in June updating our prospect rankings. The rising seniors in the Class of 2026 had their expanded and updated prospect rankings released on Monday, June 30th. Now, as we always do here at Prep Hoops Indiana, it is time to dive deeper into the rankings. Over the course of this week we will highlight stock-risers, new names, Watch List players to know, and much more. Here is a deeper look into some of the best under-the-radar catch-and-shoot threats in the rising senior class.