Paul Corsaro Elite Camp - Saturday Morning Standouts

Obviously, we at Prep Hoops Indiana believe strongly in the events we put on each fall. Between the Freshman Showcase, the Sophomore ID Camp, and The Expo we have events for every age group. However, outside of our events, one Elite Camp that we always promote heavily is the series of camps put on by IU-Indianapolis head coach Paul Corsaro. What set his camps apart from similar ones in the state is that he openly invites, and even promotes, other schools from all levels to attend. On Saturday morning coaches from Anderson, Bethel, Danville, Defiance, Franklin, Illinois-Springfield, Kentucky State, and Lincoln Trail were among those in attendance along with obviously the full IU-Indianapolis staff and Prep Hoops Indiana. Let's dive on in and highlight some of the individual standouts from the first Saturday session.    It should come as no surprise that [player_tooltip player_id='1297024' first='Ethan' last='Edwards'] was a standout at the Paul Corsaro Elite Camp. The 6'5" sharpshooter holds offers from the University of Indiana and Saint Mary-of-the-Woods. At the Charlie Hughes Showcase back in June, he attracted the attention of several Division I programs as well during the live evaluation period. His combination of size and knockdown catch-and-shoot ability makes him a very intriguing prospect.     A consistent top performer throughout the summer, King continued his strong play at IU-Indianapolis on Saturday. The 6'7" forward is highly skilled showcasing the ability to make some jump shots out beyond the arc and even when on the move. His fluidity at his size is really impressive. Along with what he brings to the table as a scoring threat, King also is a very good rebounder and shot blocker. High level small college prospect.     An under-the-radar senior out of Evansville Central High School, Moore played very well at IU-Indianapolis in the first session of Paul Corsaro Elite Camp on Saturday. The fluidly athletic 6'2" guard glided his way through the defense off of the dribble consistently and then could elevate to finish around the rim. Moore is slippery off of the dribble and scored it well in transition off of the throw ahead. One to watch down in the Pocket City this coming season.       Richardson is a bigger, physical wing that performed well at the Paul Corsaro Elite Camp on Saturday morning. His size allowed him to play through some contact and finish against bigger defenders around the basket at the end of his drives. Whether it was attacking closeouts, driving from the throw ahead in transition, or finding his way around the basket as a cutter, Richardson found several different ways to score it. A big junior season is loading for the McCutcheon High School product.     This Class of 2026 prospect from Angola High School really stood out throughout the morning at Paul Corsaro Elite Camp. Stuckey has a strong, athletic build that he used to play through contact and consistently finish through traffic and against size inside. He was comfortable handling the ball in the open floor with a couple of nice downhill drives from the perimeter. A name to know heading into this winter in northern Indiana.     A recent transfer into Hammond Central High School after previously playing in Chicago, Whitehead made an immediate impression on us at Prep Hoops Indiana. The 5'8" guard got hot from beyond the arc to start 5-on-5 play at the Paul Corsaro Elite Camp knocking in back-to-back pull-up three-point shots from the top of the key. Then, he showcased the ability to finish through size around the basket. Very quick with the ball in his hands that understands how to play against size.

Obviously, we at Prep Hoops Indiana believe strongly in the events we put on each fall. Between the Freshman Showcase, the Sophomore ID Camp, and The Expo we have events for every age group. However, outside of our events, one Elite Camp that we always promote heavily is the series of camps put on by IU-Indianapolis head coach Paul Corsaro. What set his camps apart from similar ones in the state is that he openly invites, and even promotes, other schools from all levels to attend. On Saturday morning coaches from Anderson, Bethel, Danville, Defiance, Franklin, Illinois-Springfield, Kentucky State, and Lincoln Trail were among those in attendance along with obviously the full IU-Indianapolis staff and Prep Hoops Indiana. Let's dive on in and highlight some of the individual standouts from the first Saturday session.