Nike EYBL Peach Jam - Tuesday's Indiana Top Performers

Prep Hoops Indiana had boots on the ground at the Riverview Activities Center in North Augusta, South Carolina for one game on Monday. However, the real action got underway on Tuesday as we had a more full day of hoops from the annual Nike EYBL Peach Jam. As we do each day let's highlight the top in-state performers from the Tuesday's action.    Curry II never found his outside shot in [program_tooltip program_id='2076927' first='Indy' last='Heat'] 17u's second win over the day, but he was on fire in their first game as he has been through most of the summer. The 6'4" guard from Noblesville High School poured in 28 points, including the game-winning three-point shot with just over four seconds remaining, as [program_tooltip program_id='2076927' first='Indy' last='Heat'] defeated NY Lightning to begin the day. He was 5-11 from deep in that game and also collected four rebounds and four steals. The way he has played through this summer, especially in terms of how he has shot the ball, has been very impressive.     There is no denying that [player_tooltip player_id='2266896' first='Isaiah' last='Hill'] is among the best shot blockers in all of high school basketball. The 6'10" center from Pike High School certainly displayed those abilities on Tuesday afternoon as he collected 6 blocked shots while playing Drive Nation 16u who features two Top 10 national prospects. Hill finished the game with 12 points as well while shooting 3-6 from beyond the arc. What he can do as a three-point shooter and shot blocker is what will continue to catapult up the national rankings.     Meanstreets 15u ran into a tough one on Tuesday against NW Rotary, but this incredibly talented 6'5" guard from Pike High School was as good as anyone on the floor. Lampley posted 24 points on just 14 shots to go along with a game-high 9 rebounds in the loss. He shot it well from beyond the arc, consistently got to the rim off of the bounce, and rebounded from his position at a very high level. The way he moves and operates at his size allows him to project to the very highest of levels. Lampley is a nationally relevant prospect in the Class of 2028.     This 6'6"-6'7" forward from Lawrence North High School simply willed [program_tooltip program_id='2076927' first='Indy' last='Heat'] 17u to their evening win over Houston Hoops 17u. Miller was dominant around the basket and in the mid-range while also stepping out and knocking in a pair of three-point shots. He finished with 28 points and 11 rebounds while shooting an impressive 11-14 from two-point range. Miller is one of the top rebounders on the EYBL Circuit and proved that once again on Tuesday night.     During the game, while watching Miller slice up Drive Nation 16u, I tweeted that by the end of the weekend [player_tooltip player_id='2194328' first='Jahari' last='Miller'] needed to add some high-major offers. With a few hours he had an offer from Florida State. The 6'3" dynamic playmaker is genuinely one of the most impressive shot-makers in the Class of 2027 and is a leader of arguably the best 16u team in the country. Miller finished with 18 points, 8 rebounds, and 6 assists as [program_tooltip program_id='2076927' first='Indy' last='Heat'] 16u defeated Drive Nation 16u 73-60.     Curry II dominated [program_tooltip program_id='2076927' first='Indy' last='Heat'] 17u's first win of the day while Miller stepped up in a big way in the evening. However, Webster was the consistent presence out of the backcourt in both contests. The shifty, 5'11" point guard provided a big spark off of the bench in the morning knocking in 2-3 three-point shots and finishing with 13 points and 5 assists. Then, he came up big once again posting 18 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists, and 4 steals in their evening win over Houston Hoops. Webster has really proven himself quickly against EYBL competition.     Each time Welker checked into the game for [program_tooltip program_id='2076927' first='Indy' last='Heat'] 16u he made an instant impact. The 6'6" forward from Homestead High School crashed the offensive glass hard during his first rotation and then buried back-to-back pick-and-pop three-point shots in the fourth quarter that really put the game out of reach. He also made a big impact on the defensive end of the floor. Welker finished with 8 points, 9 rebounds, 1 steal, and 2 blocked shots in a 73-60 win over Drive Nation 16u.

Prep Hoops Indiana had boots on the ground at the Riverview Activities Center in North Augusta, South Carolina for one game on Monday. However, the real action got underway on Tuesday as we had a more full day of hoops from the annual Nike EYBL Peach Jam. As we do each day let's highlight the top in-state performers from the Tuesday's action.