One of the top unsigned senior forwards in the state of Indiana, Hall has been a crucial part of the Braves 18-0 start to the season. Tonight, Brownstown Central will put their undefeated record to the test against Prep Hoops Indiana Class 4A #5 Jeffersonville. It will be fun to watch Hall battle inside against Jeffersonville’ Singleton who is signed to play at Northwestern.

Hall, one of the top unsigned senior forwards remaining in the Class of 2025, scored 21 points to lead Brownstown Central over Jennings County 82-54. The Braves, who moved up to Class 3A after winning the Class 2A state championship last season, are now a perfect 17-0 on the season.

We spoke last week in this series about how Brownstown Central has not taken a step back this season and a big part of that is due to 6’6 senior power forward Colby Hall Colby Hall 6'6" | PF Brownstown Central | 2025 State IN . The versatile forward has stepped up into an even more important role for the Braves this season. A big that can score in the paint, stretch the floor, rebound, and pass…..there is not a whole lot to not like about Hall’s production on the floor. The Braves will look to remain undefeated when they host Jennings County on 2/11 and travel to Bedford on 2/14.

It would be hard to turn in a more impressive half of basketball than what Hall put together through the first 16 minutes of Friday night’s game against Charlestown. The 6’6″ unsigned senior accounted for just about all of the Braves’ 23 first quarter points and went on to finish with 14 points, 10 rebounds, and 5 assists. His passing ability really stood out throughout the game.

One of the more intriguing front court prospects on the board in the senior class, Hall is fresh off of winning a Class 2A state championship as a junior. Now, the Braves will bump up to the 3A level this season. The 6’6” Hall is an excellent passer, area rebounder, and can score it in a variety of ways. There is some pick-and-pop ability there and he is very comfortable initiating offense out at the top of the key. Small colleges that value a skilled 4/5 should be all over Hall.

Hall has been one of the emerging power forwards in the state over the past few years and as a junior, added a 3A state championship to go along with it. He continued the momentum he had a as a junior with a good summer for KGE and now will be looking to finish off his high school career strong. He is arguably the best versatile big we have and you pair that with how hard he play each game, there is not a whole lot not to like about his game. No reported offers as of yet, but a nice showing here at this camp will change that.