All of the physical tools are very, very intriguing with this 6’7″ forward from Brownsburg High School. Sloss moves well for his size, is very long, and can impact the game up around the rim at both ends. However, he can also handle the ball in some one-on-one positional matchups and is comfortable when switching onto smaller defenders on the perimeter. Sloss is averaging 10.4 points and 4.2 rebounds per game for a Brownsburg team that is starting to play their best basketball. The Bulldogs have recent wins over Noblesville and North Central.

One of the top unsigned bigs in the state is getting ready to play his final month of high school basketball and that player is Brownsburg power forward Jesiah Sloss Jesiah Sloss 6'7" | PF Brownsburg | 2025 State IN . Sloss, who is listed at 6-foot-7, is one of the more versatile big men we have in the in-state 2025 class. For the Bulldogs, he is averaging 9.5 points and 3.7 rebounds per game. With the physical and athletic tools he has, Sloss is a special forward that can do a little bit of everything on the floor and has showed that during his time at Brownsburg. The Bulldogs have a big matchup at Crispus Attucks on 2/6.

Sloss has always been a player that we have been high on here at Prep Hoops and this weekend provides yet another chance for him to showcase himself. With the physical and athletic tools he has, Sloss is a special forward that can do a little bit of everything on the floor and has showed that during his time at Brownsburg. He saw his stock rose a ton from strong play over the summer and that will translate during his senior year with the Bulldogs. Excited to see what he does vs Bedford this weekend.

This 6’7” forward from Brownsburg High School really came on strong late in the summer. His upside has always been very apparent with obvious physical and athletic tools. However, Sloss has really started to put it together of late. Whether it was with Indiana Ambition on the Prep Hoops Circuit or more recently in the Metro Indy Fall League, Sloss has proven himself as an intriguing prospect. He jumped from #94 to #70 overall in the Class of 2025.

Sloss was one of the top prospects in the gym on Sunday at The Expo. There was pretty much nothing that Sloss could not do during the event as he was defending multiple positions, scoring at all three levels, and doing everything in-between at such a high level. His athleticism looks to have improved as well which is only going to make him more of a threat as a hybrid forward with a 6’7″ frame. A breakout season could be coming for Sloss at Brownsburg High School. Small college coaches have already started to take notice and there should be more to come.

Sloss came on strong at the end of the summer on the Prep Hoops Circuit and has continued his strong play into the fall. That was certainly true on Sunday at The Expo where the versatile 6’6″-6’7″ forward at his full repertoire of skills on display. He uses his size around the basket to punish smaller defenders while his quickness and fluidity with the ball makes it harder for liked-sized defenders to match up on the perimeter. Small college programs should continue to line up for this Brownsburg High School product.

Sloss has always been one of the more intriguing prospects in the in-state 2025 class while also being on the average of a breakout as well. This weekend at Indiana State camp could be that breakout he has been so close to earning. His fluidity as a power forward is very impressive and he is one of the better mobile bigs in the class. A name to really watch this weekend.