Top Performers from the Warriors Showcase | Indiana Prospects

The 6th Annual Banterra Bank Warriors Showcase has concluded. The event was loaded with talent from the Senior Class of 2026 all the way down to the Freshman Class of 2029. This article highlights the top performing Indiana prospects from the Banterra Bank Warriors Classic:    The 6'5” Freshman gets better and better every time I see him. He's expanding his game at a rapid pace getting more and more comfortable playing on the perimeter. Capable three-point shooter m, but doesn't force the issue. He knows where he's most effective and goes to it. Big time rebounder and has as much potential as any freshman in the Southwest Indiana area.     Confident scoring guard that got off to a fast start in Arsenal Tech's loss to Evansville Harrison on Friday night when I watched them. Shifty ball handler that gets to his spots. He can stop on a dime and rise up over defenders in the midrange and is deadly. Deep range on the three-point shot with a quick release. Comfortable on or off the ball, but is natural coming off screens and making plays from the wing.     [player_tooltip player_id='2466252' first='Preston' last='Tolliver'] is playing as well as anybody in the Southwest Indiana area. His combination of speed, size, and athleticism makes him a tough cover for most teams. The 6'6” Senior Forward plays with a high motor on both ends of the floor and impacts the game in the paint. High level rebounder and possesses a soft touch around the basket. Shooting a team best 37% from 3 on just 19 attempts on the season, he knows where his bread and butter is and he's sticking to it and has dominated in every game that I've seen him play.     The shifty Senior Guard is a true pure point guard that excels at getting his teammates open looks. He's really good in the pick and roll using his change of pace to his advantage. Does a good job getting to his spot and creating advantages for his team on the offensive end of the floor. He has good vision with the ability to make any pass on the floor.     In my opinion, since [player_tooltip player_id='1760994' first='Dorion' last='Bowen'] was declared eligible in December 27th, he has been the best player in Southwest Indiana, and it's all thanks to his versatility. Comfortable playing on or off the ball, he stays aggressive on the offensive end, but balances his scoring opportunities with his elite vision and playmaking skills to get his teammates open looks.     The silky smooth combo guard has been on a tear lately. Reliable scorer that does it from all three levels. He's best in isolation where he can get in his bag. He does a good job using his angles to get to his spots and has the ability to make incredibly contested shots in the midrange.     The Mount St. Mary's Point Guard Commit was outstanding in both games that I saw him at the Banterra Bank Warriors Showcase. He impacts the game on both ends of the floor in multiple ways. Has the ability to play on or off the ball as a scorer or facilitator. Shooting a staggering 44% from three on the year, h has good elevation in his jump shot and his shot preparation is always in balance.     The “Draymond Green” of Indiana High School Basketball, Detroit Mercy Commit Keaton Aldridge has the ability to impact every game without having to score. Incredibly high motor mixed with a high IQ and skills on the ball make him the most dangerous player on the court night in and night out. Gets to whatever spot on the floor that he wants playing with a physicality that makes him a matchup nightmare.     My first time seeing the talented Sophomore Wing/Forward out of Cathedral. Plays with a high IQ and an incredible motor. Excellent cutter off the ball with good hands that has the ability to finish around the basket through contact. He's an aggressive offensive player that doesn't force the issue. Can definitely see him becoming a reliable three-point threat in the near future.     The 6'5” Junior Forward out of Evansville Central showed off his knack for knowing where the ball is going to be off the rim. Elite rebounder with good instincts. Plays with a high motor and continues to improve his offensive skill to be able to stretch the floor as well as put it on the deck and drive it.     The electric Senior Guard from South Bend Riley put on a show in the Wildcats victory over Evansville Bosse on Saturday night at the Banterra Bank Warriors Showcase. He oozes with confidence on both sides of the floor. Deadly in transition with his speed and craftiness getting to the rim. He thrives on getting downhill where he can finish with either hand through contact. Good shooter from three that shoots it with deep range and can get going in a hurry. More of a combo guard, but showed intriguing court vision, especially in the pick and roll.     Physical Junior Wing that had a monster double-double in South Bend Riley's win over Evansville Bosse. He got going early from the perimeter and made the Bulldogs pay every time he caught the ball with space on the perimeter knocking down five three-point shots. Smooth shooter with deep range that also showed the ability to score around the basket using his strength and size.

The 6th Annual Banterra Bank Warriors Showcase has concluded. The event was loaded with talent from the Senior Class of 2026 all the way down to the Freshman Class of 2029. This article highlights the top performing Indiana prospects from the Banterra Bank Warriors Classic: