Indiana All-Star Classic - Junior Games Top Performers

The 18th annual Indiana Boys All-Star Basketball Classic took place at Anderson University on Friday. This event features two games with Class of 2027 prospects competing against one another and two games with Class of 2028 and Class of 2029 prospects competing against one another. Prep Hoops Indiana had boots on the ground coverage throughout the day from this event. Here are some of the top individual performers from the two Junior All-Star games.   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    As a sort of last hurrah before heading out east to Rocktop Academy in New Jersey, Bolden turned in a dominant performance at the Indiana All-Star Classic. The 6'7" forward/center who holds a few Division I offers already not only controlled the paint but also showed off a smooth three-point shooting stroke. That development has really allowed him to expand his game. Bolden, who played his first three seasons at Cardinal Ritter, finished with 32 points and 8 rebounds.     Comer came out of the gate hot shooting it well from three-point range and then started to really flash his playmaking skills as the game went on. The 6'2" guard from Jay County High School is a good athlete and very skilled with the ball in his hands offensively. He ended up finishing with 20 points and 8 assists. This was the third straight time we have seen this rising senior prospect play well. He is a good under-the-radar prospect to watch this summer.     This rising senior guard out of Batesville High School has wasted no time making up for missing the much of the spring due to a wrist injury. We've now seen him at the IBCA Top 100, at Super Hoopers, and on Friday at the Indiana All-Star Classic. Hughes is so skilled both as a shot-maker and as a playmaker. The 6'4" left-handed guard finished with 18 points, 11 rebounds, and 4 assists on Friday.     The three-point shot was working for Miller out of the gate and he never really slowed down. He made three three-point shots in the opening quarter, made a fourth tough one off of the dribble early in the second quarter, and then started to really crash the offensive glass. The athletic 6'1" guard finished with 22 points and 10 rebounds at the Indiana All-Star Classic.     Per usual, this 6'2" guard from Sheridan High School shot it in from the perimeter at a high level. He ended up making five three-point shots on his way to a team-leading 23 points. Page can make them from well beyond the arc, makes them on the move, or can knock them in when a defender goes under a ballscreen or handoff. His perimeter shot-making ability definitely will catch the attention of college coaches.     Sahm had a big junior season for Bishop Chatard, but Friday was probably as well as we have seen him play. The 6'3" guard utilized his positional size and strength to get some things done off of the dribble, but it was his three-point shooting that really took his performance to another level. He caught fire from beyond the arc making all six of his three-point shots in the final 10 minutes or so of the game. Sahm went on to finish with an impressive 32 points in the game.     There was a period of the game where Page and Sigmund just kept finding each other and shooting it in from beyond the arc. This 6'1" guard from Decatur Central High School is already established as one of the best catch-and-shoot threats in the state. He proved that once again on Friday at the Indiana All-Star Classic knocking in four three-point shots and scoring 14 points.

The 18th annual Indiana Boys All-Star Basketball Classic took place at Anderson University on Friday. This event features two games with Class of 2027 prospects competing against one another and two games with Class of 2028 and Class of 2029 prospects competing against one another. Prep Hoops Indiana had boots on the ground coverage throughout the day from this event. Here are some of the top individual performers from the two Junior All-Star games.