Metro Indy Fall League Week 3 - Top Performers, Part One

Prep Hoops Indiana was back in the gym on Sunday afternoon and evening at the Noblesville Boys and Girls Club covering Week Three action from the Metro Indy Fall League. This is an annual must attend event each Sunday in October as many of the best prospects from across the state, but especially the greater Indianapolis area, gather to prepare for the upcoming high school season. Here are some of the individual top performers that we had the opportunity to watch this Sunday.    After missing Week Two at the Metro Indy Fall League, this Fishers High School freshman was back on Sunday and instantly made his presence felt. The 6'2" left-handed guard is one of the top Class of 2029 prospects in the state and certainly showed that with his play on the floor. He made some really tough perimeter jump shots, a few coming off of the bounce that he created himself, and plays with a pace and poise that is well beyond his age. The Fishers backcourt is loaded, but Breland will provide depth from day one.     We wrote about Davison last weekend as well, but when you watch a guy come out and score 41 points it is hard to not include him once again. Davison was on fire on Sunday evening pouring it in from all over the floor. The 6'3" New Palestine High School sophomore knocked in multiple three-point shots, finished athletic drives at the rim, and even threw one down in traffic. He continues to play at a really high level and appears to be ready to become the go-to guy for the Dragons this season.     There are other Mt. Vernon (Fortville) High School prospects that get more publicity, but Guerre is a steady under-the-radar presence that will help them in a major way this season. On Sunday night the 6'3" forward was hot from beyond the arc showcasing his smooth left-handed stroke. He was a big part of an impressive win for his team. Look for Guerre to help space the floor for a Class 4A Top 10 Marauders team this season.     Columbus North will have one of the best backcourts in the state this season. Perry averaged 12.4 points, 4.4 rebounds, 3.7 assists, and 2.4 steals per game as a sophomore and should continue to break out as a junior. The 6'1" athletic guard is excellent at getting to the basket off of the bounce. He is an aggressive driver with the physical strength to play through contact as he attacks the rim. Perry continues to prove himself as an under-the-radar guard to follow in the Class of 2027.     After playing just a couple of minutes in Week Two due to an early knee-to-knee collision, Schelsky was back on the floor in Week Three at the Metro Indy Fall League. The recent Huntington University commit shot the ball extremely well in both games that we saw. Whether he was creating space off of the bounce, knocking down tough step backs or side steps, or making them off of the catch, Schelsky scored it at a high level. The Parke Heritage High School senior is always an outstanding passer as well. He has been a big time winner throughout his career.     White continues to emerge as a real sleeper in the Class of 2026. He has flown a bit under-the-radar at South Bend St. Joseph despite being a four-year contributor and playing on teams that finished as Class 3A Runner-Up in 2023 and Class 3A State Champions in 2024. The athletic 6'2" guard uses his quickness and length off of the bounce to consistently attack the rim. He has had a ton of success in transition at the Metro Indy Fall League. Small college programs need to be recruiting White.     Another very impressive freshman prospect at the Metro Indy Fall League, Wilkins stood out with his passing ability and consistent defensive effort. The 5'11" guard didn't get sped up while playing against bigger, older guys and was a steady playmaker for his team. Then, on the other end of the floor, he was always in good position and proved to be a pesky on-ball defender. Wilkins, a Floyd Central High School prospect was able to beat closeouts off of the dribble and hit a couple of mid-range jump shots as well to flash some of his scoring ability.

Prep Hoops Indiana was back in the gym on Sunday afternoon and evening at the Noblesville Boys and Girls Club covering Week Three action from the Metro Indy Fall League. This is an annual must attend event each Sunday in October as many of the best prospects from across the state, but especially the greater Indianapolis area, gather to prepare for the upcoming high school season. Here are some of the individual top performers that we had the opportunity to watch this Sunday.