Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp - Team 10 Evaluations

Our Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp is a newer addition to our event lineup, but it has immediately grown into a massive success. This year 120+ of the state's best Class of 2028 prospects came to receive updated evaluations from our scouting department. We were incredibly happy with the level of talent in attendance for this great event. Let's dive on in and take a look at our evaluations of the prospects that made up Team 10 at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp.   ***Editor's Note: in the event that we missed a prospect or you notice something wrong with your profile please contact Brandon Ramsey at coachbrandonramsey@gmail.com and we will work to quickly remedy the mistake.***    Smooth left handed guard that was oozing with confidence. The 5'7” guard out of Carmel was one of the more impressive players that I saw at the sophomore camp. He was composed. He played at his own pace and he was a vocal leader. As soon as he stepped on the floor he commanded the offense. For being a smaller guard he impressed me with the way he was able to finish over size in the lane. He's a scrappy defender that competed on that side of the ball.     At the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp [player_tooltip player_id='2958036' first='Sahib' last='Singh'] played with a lot of energy. He flew around the court defensively guarding multiple positions while creating turnovers. He communicated well in the defensive end and was a really good teammate. Offensively, he was really good cutting off the ball and rebounded on both ends of the floor.     Intriguing guard prospect, [player_tooltip player_id='2929258' first='Brian' last='Parker Jr']. was able to score it in a variety of different ways. Left handed with quickness that allowed him to get to the basket where he finished at a high level with both hands. On the perimeter he knocked down shots as well as operating the pick and roll where he did a good job and taking what the defense gave him. Defensively he had quick, active hands that turned defense to offense in a hurry.     Skilled perimeter scorer that knows how to put the ball in the basket. Effortless motion from distance. He did a good job of always being on balance and shot ready when stationary or when running off a screen. Defensively he rebounded at a high level and was vocal on that end of the floor as well.     [player_tooltip player_id='2797141' first='AJ' last='Norris']. 6'0” guard out of Edgewood did a lot of different things on the court. Lead guard with a tight handle that was able to balance scoring and facilitating. In the lane he played off two feet where he showcased his soft touch on his floater as well as his court vision. Sound defensively where he didn't gamble too much. He stayed in a stance and moved his feet well. Did a good job blocking out and going and getting rebounds with two hands. Loved the way he pushed the pace off of misses.     Versatile offensive piece that can really shoot it. Ability to play both guard spots, but was more comfortable off the ball running off screens in catch and shoot situations. Smooth release with a quick trigger and good elevation on the jumper and he was burning the nets all day. He was vocal on the defensive end while also being able to stay in front of his man and make it difficult for them.     [player_tooltip player_id='2958534' first='Karam' last='AbuSara'] was really fun to watch compete at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp. His motor ran hot the entire time playing hard every possession and was really good defensively. Was really impressed with his rebounding skills at just 6'1”. He read the ball off the rim extremely well all day and went up with two hands to grab it.     Speedy lead guard that lived in the paint all day at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp. Quick and athletic guard with a tight handle was able to get to his spots where he made the most of his opportunities scoring with a soft touch in the midrange and finishing in a variety of different ways when he was able to get all the way to the basket. Stronger than he looks. He was able to take contact and stay on balance on his drives.     One of the top performers at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp, [player_tooltip player_id='2565742' first='Charles' last='Hardiman'] had it going as soon as he stepped on the floor. His combination of speed, length, and athleticism made him an impossible cover in the 3v3. His quick first step helped him get to the basket where he was able to finish efficiently. Just a lengthy 6'3” guard that is wired to score.     Athletic Wing/ forward that showed his versatility on both ends of the floor. Active defender that was able to switch off and guard multiple spots on the floor. Possesses good quickness and length that helps him keep up with smaller offensive players. On the offensive end, he continued his activity by being a really good cutter off the ball and crashed the glass for easy buckets. He took his open looks on the perimeter and showed nice form with a quick release.

Our Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp is a newer addition to our event lineup, but it has immediately grown into a massive success. This year 120+ of the state's best Class of 2028 prospects came to receive updated evaluations from our scouting department. We were incredibly happy with the level of talent in attendance for this great event. Let's dive on in and take a look at our evaluations of the prospects that made up Team 10 at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp.