Southwest Indiana Under the Radar Wings to Watch in July

Wings often bring the versatility every team needs, and Southwest Indiana has several flying under the radar entering July. These prospects continue to improve as scorers, defenders, and playmakers while quietly boosting their stock. Don't be surprised if this group turns plenty of heads with strong performances throughout the remainder of the summer. Here are some Southwest Indiana Under the Radar Wings to Watch in July:    [player_tooltip player_id='3565539' first='Nick' last='Parker'] is a prospect that jumped onto the scene last season as he was a key piece for the Castle Knights 4A Sectional Championship team. At 6'4”, the versatility on both ends of the floor really stood out to me when I got to see him play. Capable scorer from all over. He's a really good shooter, but doesn't settle. Quick first step and long strides gets him to the basket where he can finish in a variety of different ways. He's a high motor Wing that rebounds his position and does all the little things that don't necessarily show up on the state sheet. He's had a really nice spring with [program_tooltip program_id='2076451' first='D1' last='Indiana'] South and expect him to finish out July strong.     One of the more versatile scorers that I've seen this spring and early summer, [player_tooltip player_id='3441586' first='Jacoby' last='Cooper'] of Evansville North playing for WeDifferent 812 16u. A 6'2” Wing that plays longer than what he is. He has a knack for putting the ball in the basket. Really nice three-point shooter off the catch and off the dribble. Excels in isolation scoring with good ball handling and wiggle. Can get to his spot in the midrange and rise up over defenders. Would like to see him get all the way to the basket more and cut down on some forced shots, but he's shown he can take and move tough contested shots.     Played solid minutes off the bench as a freshman for Evansville Mater Dei, the jump he has made with his skill and impact have been huge since the spring. 6'6” Wing that can shoot the cover off the ball. High motor wing that's versatile on both ends of the floor. Fundamentally sound on the offensive end that scores in a lot of different ways. Good athlete that can finish at the rim efficiently while being a knocked down shooter off the catch and improving as a movement shooter. Has all the tools to be a game changer on the defensive end of the floor with his length, size, and athleticism. Expect him to continue with his strong play in July with Progeny 2029.     Big time sharp shooter out of Edgewood High School. He's a matchup nightmare with his length and size. Does a good job playing to his strengths. He's an active cutter off the ball. He understands how to get himself open. He reads screens well and is shot ready on the catch with a quick trigger. Continues to get better off the bounce. Has a nice middle game where he shoots with a soft touch. Active defender that rebounds well and has the skillset to rip and run off the defensive glass. Gets better every time I see him and look forward to getting another look at him at RecruitLook Nashville Live for [program_tooltip program_id='2400000' first='Indiana' last='Elite Team Indiana'].     Skilled lefty wing that has a chance to be one of the better players in the SIAC next season. At 6'5”, he's a versatile inside-out threat on both ends of the floor. Nice perimeter skills that translates into a dangerous bucket getter and playmaker offensively while also being able to guard multiple positions defensively. Coming off an outstanding June with his high school team. I expect his strong play to continue in July.

Wings often bring the versatility every team needs, and Southwest Indiana has several flying under the radar entering July. These prospects continue to improve as scorers, defenders, and playmakers while quietly boosting their stock. Don't be surprised if this group turns plenty of heads with strong performances throughout the remainder of the summer. Here are some Southwest Indiana Under the Radar Wings to Watch in July: