This junior point guard was a big part of Hauser’s late comeback. He hit two of his four three-point shots in a short spurt to begin the fourth quarter that led to the Jets taking a short-lived one-point lead over Columbus North. The Jets would go on to lose 59-54, but Gill finished with 12 points, 7 assists, and 3 steals. His overall playmaking ability, paired with the way he shoots it, is very impressive.

Hauser’s point guard was one the assists leaders statewide as a junior averaged 8.6 points and 8.0 assists for the Jets as they advanced to the Class 1A Semi State.

One of the top passers in the state of Indiana. Gill averaged 8.0 assists per game as a junior and is dishing out 6.1 assists per game over the course of his three year varsity career at Hauser High School. The 5’9″ floor general has a strong, physical build which helps him when attacking the basket. He is obviously a pass-first guard, but Gill also made 51 3’s at a 39.2% clip as a junior. If he can continue showcasing that shooting ability along with what he does as a playmaker he can find a home at the next level.

Gill is the table-setter for a Hauser team that is 24-3 and playing in the Class 1A South Semi-State on Saturday. The 5’9″ junior guard stood out when we watched him last weekend at the Regional with his steady ball handling and playmaking skills. He averages 8.6 points, 4.4 rebounds, 7.8 assists, and 2.3 steals per game providing a little bit of everything the Jets need to win games.

Hauser has quietly put together an excellent season at the Class 1A level. On Saturday afternoon they made a little bit of a statement defeating Class 3A Indian Creek 72-66 in overtime. Gill, a junior guard, scored 23 points to lead the way for the Jets who are now 15-3 on the season.