There were fewer players who did more for their “stock” than this 6’5″ forward from Hamilton Southeastern High School. Osswald had a monster senior season for the Royals dominating around the basket utilizing his strength and footwork to score in the paint. He was also a consistent beast on the board. The unsigned senior forward, who holds a bunch of high-level small college interest, averaged 14.4 points and 6.0 rebounds per game. His ranking improved from #102 to #67.

There was not a player that was as clutch as what HSE senior small forward Landon Osswald Landon Osswald 6'5" | SF Hamilton Southeastern | 2026 State IN was on Tuesday night during the first round of Sectional 8. Finishing with a game-high 23 points, Osswald hit big shot after big shot, especially from the perimeter. Really liked how pressure-free Osswald played for HSE on Tuesday as it just felt like he was ready for anything that came his way. HSE will need another big time performance like this from him vs Fishers on Friday.

Osswald playing his best basketball of the season has coincided with Hamilton Southeastern playing their best basketball of the season. The Royals won seven straight to end the regular season and added another one to their streak on Tuesday night defeating Westfield 68-61. A 6’5″ unsigned senior forward, Osswald finished with a game-high 23 points and 9 rebounds in the victory.

One way to prove that your six-game winning streak is legitimate is by extending it to seven with a 76-70 win over Lawrence North. Osswald, a 6’5″ unsigned senior forward, finished with an impressive 27 points and 9 rebounds in the win for Hamilton Southeastern. The Royals are playing their best basketball of the season at the right time heading into their Sectional 8 matchup with Westfield.

It was an excellent weekend all-around for Osswald. He led Hamilton Southeastern in scoring with 18 points to go along with 8 rebounds in their 66-64 loss to South Bend St. Joseph. However, the 6’4″ unsigned senior wing also finished with 15 points and 8 rebounds against Homestead and scored 19 points in a win over Penn on Friday.

The annual Mud Sock rivalry game was played in front of a massive crowd at The Arena at Innovation Mile on Friday night. Hamilton Southeastern came up short against Fishers 68-61. However, this talented left-handed wing turned in a solid performance against one of the best teams in the state. Osswald, a 6’5″ unsigned senior, finished with 16 points and 7 rebounds for the Royals. He is one for small college coaches to watch this winter.

Hamilton Southeastern High School has a loaded senior class this season. There will be several college players in that group with one of them having already committed to Division II Emporia State. Osswald is a long, versatile, left-handed wing that averaged 8.8 points and 4.5 rebounds per game last season. He had a big summer with Grand Park Premier Black and should continue to see his recruitment pick up among small college programs.

Osswald put up some massive numbers down in Orlando at the NXT Pro Championship over the weekend for Grand Park Premier Black 17u. The versatile, 6’5″ lefty had 32 points and 7 rebounds in one contest and 26 points and 10 rebounds in another against some strong competition. What he brings to the table as a hybrid forward that can score inside and outside has turned him into an intriguing small college prospect heading into his senior season at Hamilton Southeastern High School.

I was only able to catch a little bit of Grand Park Premier 17u Black and the time I did, Landon Osswald Landon Osswald 6'5" | SF Hamilton Southeastern | 2026 State IN was a highlight on the floor. Really tough player that plays with a very high motor on the floor. Was playing more of an undersized post player for GPP but he is probably more suited as a wing/ small ball 4 at the next level. Has a strong frame that allows him to score on the defense as well as compete on the glass for rebounds. Also was pretty crafty scoring around the rim as well.

He is a 6’4″ wing who starts at HSE. This lefty can shoot it, get to the rim, and play off two feet with discipline. Osswald passes well, defends, and is athleticism is upgraded. Landon has had a great club season.