Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp - Team 3 Evaluations

There are many great days across the busy Indiana High School Basketball schedule. However, few compare to our annual Prep Hoops Indiana Freshman Showcase and Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp. On Sunday, September 6th at the Noblesville Boys & Girls Club we hosted nearly 250 of the best underclassmen in the state. Over the next couple of weeks we will be posting individual evaluations of every prospect in attendance, highlighting top performers, introducing new names, and much more. Here are the evaluations for the prospects comprising Team 3 at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp.   ***As you can imagine, with nearly 250 prospects, we are bound to miss someone. If your team's evaluation article gets posted and you were NOT included please connect with Brandon Ramsey on Twitter or via email at coachbrandonramsey@gmail.com and he will take care of the mistake.***   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    We have talked a lot about the talented sophomore class at East Chicago Central and we were able to host them all at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp on Sunday. Hudson is one that doesn't get as much recognition as some of the others, but he was able to get on our radar at this event. The 5'10" guard is an aggressive playmaker off of the bounce who had success attacking the paint and finding open teammates for scoring opportunities. He also picked up opponents full court and bothered the ball as a defender.     One of many young prospects from the Evansville area that we hosted at our events on Sunday, Arnett came up from Bosse High School and showcased his playmaking ability in the backcourt. The 5'8" guard has a thin frame, but was willing to drive it and play against larger defenders in the paint. He was excellent at starting the fast break by hitting it ahead in transition and was always willing to give it up to keep the ball moving.     There was a stretch during one of Hester's 5-on-5 games where he simply took over. The 5'6" point guard from Richmond High School made a couple of three-point shots, finished around the basket, and got a steal defensively that lead to a layup. He ended up scoring 13 points in the matter of just a few minutes. Hester is a high IQ player that works hard defensively on the ball and does a great job of hitting ahead in transition to start the break. It was good to see him play so well on Sunday at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp.     There is some good, young talented coming up through the program at Pendleton Heights High School with Houghtalen being a guard to watch in the Class of 2029. He found success at the Prep Hoops Indiana Freshman Showcase attacking the paint and finishing in the intermediate range. Houghtalen displayed a smooth pull-up jump shot and a reliable floater that he used to score over opposing size at the end of his drives.     After a strong freshman season at the varsity level for Seeger High School, Dispennett appears to be loaded for an even better sophomore year. The talented 6'0" guard can do a little bit of everything on the offensive end. He is shifty with the ball in his hands allowing him the ability to slice his way through the defense and use his length to finish at the rim. One of his highlights on Sunday including a smooth coast-to-coast drive and finish. Dispennett can also make open catch-and-shoot three-point shots. Definitely an under-the-radar prospect in the sophomore class to keep an eye on.     Schoen proved himself as one of the better shot-makers in the gym on Sunday at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp. The 5'11" guard from Benton Central High School was very good both off of the bounce in the mid-range with his jump shot and via the catch-and-shoot beyond the arc. We hadn't really had the chance to see him up until this point, but the shot-making guard is certainly on our radar now. Solid under-the-radar name to get to know better.     This 5'11" guard from Hamilton Heights High School displayed some sneaky athleticism and strong finishing ability in transition. One of his highlights from the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp that we had the chance to see in five-on-five play involved a finish via a throw ahead in transition. He is quick off of the dribble and creative as a finisher against opposing size inside. Sullivan also was consistently sticking his nose into the action defensively.     There is a smoothness to Wilson's game that really stands out as you watch him play. He never has to do too much or pound the ball into the floor to make something happen. Wilson is an efficient driver with a smooth jump shot and an impressive pop of athleticism as he elevates to finish. He is excellent with hands around the basket as a finisher. On the perimeter, he is a consistent shot-maker and capable of creating his own looks. After a solid freshman season look for him to really blossom as a sophomore at Westfield High School.     We've seen Lee play well a few times this summer so his strong play at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp wasn't a shock to us, but there will be plenty of people still learning his name this winter. Look for him to step into a role right away as a sophomore after transferring from Homestead High School to Columbia City High School. Lee is a physical guard who found success attacking the basket consistently and aggressively on Sunday. His strength and willingness to play through contact at the end of his drives is impressive.     We've been really high on Frazier since seeing him bury a bunch of three-point shots in a game for Progeny 15u this summer. The 6'6" forward can stretch the floor as a catch-and-shoot threat, but is by no means adverse to getting down low. Frazier finishes well inside, has great footwork, and is a very good rebounder. The inside-outside ability that he possesses makes him a very projectable prospect. We are excited to follow his sophomore season at Evansville Mater Dei High School.     There is a reason why Wilson immediately caught our attention last year at the Prep Hoops Indiana Freshman Showcase and earned himself a Top 10 ranking in the Class of 2029. His upside, especially on the defensive end of the floor, is as high as anyone's in the class. Wilson is a long, super athletic, 6'7" forward/center that runs the floor very well and can guard any position on a given possession. He is a left-handed finisher inside that has flashed some ability to stretch the floor when left open as well. Look for him to have a breakout sophomore season at Tindley High School.

There are many great days across the busy Indiana High School Basketball schedule. However, few compare to our annual Prep Hoops Indiana Freshman Showcase and Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp. On Sunday, September 6th at the Noblesville Boys & Girls Club we hosted nearly 250 of the best underclassmen in the state. Over the next couple of weeks we will be posting individual evaluations of every prospect in attendance, highlighting top performers, introducing new names, and much more. Here are the evaluations for the prospects comprising Team 3 at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp.