Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp – Team 6 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 X 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.***    Blackhawk Christian will have some open opportunities next season, and one player who could take advantage is 2028 guard [player_tooltip player_id='2560411' first='Ryker' last='Knox'], who competed in the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp on Sunday. At around 5'9", Knox is a speedy guard who handles the ball well. He has a quick trigger on his shot, but what really made him stand out was how hard he hustled on the floor.     A player out of Indian Creek who stood out on Sunday for Team 6 at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp was [player_tooltip player_id='2389650' first='Walker' last='Oliver']. Though on the shorter side at 5'9", Oliver is a guard with a high basketball IQ who consistently finds himself in the right spots at the right time. In the game I watched, he came up with a few steals and capped things off by hitting a smooth step-back three at the buzzer.     [player_tooltip player_id='2807305' first='Robert' last='Lane'] came to the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp representing the Fort Wayne area and put on a strong showing. I got a chance to watch him in the 3v3 sessions and was impressed with how bouncy he plays, while also using his lanky frame to his advantage. He has the potential to play above the rim in the long term and projects as a guy who can consistently create in the lane at a high level.     One of the best guards I watched at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp was [player_tooltip player_id='2538906' first='Daniel' last='Thomas'], representing Tri-West High School. He stood out for his ability to use his speed on the ball, both as a creator and as a highly competitive defender. In the game I watched, he got hot from behind the arc, showing me he has the complete package as a guard.     One thing you're always going to get from [player_tooltip player_id='2411078' first='Jaxen' last='Bennett'] is pure toughness, and that's exactly what the University guard showed at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp on Sunday. By now, it's clear how high his basketball IQ is, and he does a great job of pairing that with a relentless motor. He looks poised to be a key piece in University's push for another run in Class 2A thanks to his scoring, IQ, passing, and overall effort on the floor.     In many ways, [player_tooltip player_id='2538896' first='Eron' last='McDuffey'] made a strong case for having one of the best showings at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp on Sunday. The 6'3" wing from Ben Davis High School scored at a very high level throughout the event. He creates well off the dribble, which allows him to make plays in the lane and find space for his three-point shot. On Sunday, he knocked down a bunch of threes—and did so in impressive fashion.     Arguably the most impressive player I watched at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp on Sunday was 2028 North Vermillion guard [player_tooltip player_id='2538005' first='Teagan' last='Leonard']. A versatile guard who can play both on and off the ball, Leonard scored at a high level from nearly every spot on the floor. He showed a smooth stroke from deep and knocked down a nice fadeaway around the free-throw line. One of the better rebounding guards in the gym, he consistently made the extra-effort plays.     There were multiple players from the Lawrence North program in the gym on Sunday, and one of them was 6'3" wing [player_tooltip player_id='2958396' first='Vincent' last='Harper']. I had a chance to watch him during the 3v3 sessions of the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp, and he showed smoothness and control when operating in the lane. He had a nice fake pass that resulted in a score and also did a good job of playing through contact.     Was there a player in the gym with as much upside as Crown Point sophomore wing [player_tooltip player_id='2409540' first='MJ' last='Wilson Jr.']? The 6'4" wing put on a big-time showing at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp, turning into a straight highlight reel in transition with huge dunk after huge dunk. Not only does he play above the rim at an elite level, but he can also knock down the outside jumper and, overall, makes plays all over the floor. He will be a sneaky key piece for a Crown Point team looking to win state this season.

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 X at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp.