PAC League Week 4 - Ramsey's Impact Prospects

For the third time in four weeks, Prep Hoops Indiana had boots on the ground coverage from the Pacers Athletic Center for the annual Tuesday night PAC League. Throughout the month we have been able to evaluate some of the best prospects and teams in the greater Indianapolis area. As we have after each of the previous sessions, let's highlight some of the top individual performers from Tuesday night's action.    Anytime Aldridge Jr. steps on the floor high levels of production follow. The physical, 6'3" left-handed guard was excellent at the Charlie Hughes Showcase for Cathedral and then helped lead them to two more wins on Tuesday night at the Pacers Athletic Center. He gets to the rim consistently off of the bounce, plays through contact as well as anyone in the rising senior class, and is an excellent finisher with both hands. Aldridge Jr.'s ability to fill multiple positions on both ends of the floor is what makes him even more intriguing to college coaches. It will be interesting to see where his recruitment lands over the next several months.     Henderson is continuing to get better and seems to flash something new each time we watch him play. The 6'6" forward was very impressive on Tuesday night as a driver from the perimeter. He took it in a straight line going both right and left and finished with both hands at the end of his drives. With his length and relatively fluid mobility he can attack closeouts with some success. He also knocked down a catch-and-shoot three-point shot which would only help to open up more opportunities to attack closeouts. Rebounding and shot-blocking were two other areas in which Henderson impacted games for University on Tuesday night.     Tuesday night marked the second time in three days that Lollis had caught our eye. The 6'6" forward, who transferred from Warren Central to Arsenal Tech for his upcoming senior season, played well on Sunday at the Charlie Hughes Showcase and then once again looked good at the PAC League. He has the requisite size inside with plus length, rebounds his position well, and has shown some flashes of ball skill that we had never seen previously. Small college programs should have Lollis on their list of guys to get eyes on in the next few months as they continue to build their Class of 2026 prospect lists.     The defending Class 2A State Runner-Up University Trailblazers return quite a bit including the 6'2" Mohamud who had an excellent spring for the [program_tooltip program_id='2305499' first='Hoosier' last='State Prospects']. He is a shifty guard with a well-rounded game that includes shooting it well from beyond the arc and creating for himself off of the bounce. Mohamud has the athleticism to function in the paint and around the rim as a finisher and gets good elevation on his perimeter jump shots. He is a solid under-the-radar name to follow in the rising senior class.     There was a stretch in the fourth quarter of Saturday's night Ben Davis game against Arsenal Tech where Moss-Wright completely took over. The 6'3" wing knocked in a three-point shot, finished drives going both directions with both hands, made a nice runner in the lane, and got a bucket in transition. His well-rounded, two-game along with his obvious length and athleticism are why Marian, Purdue Northwester, and UIndy have all offered him recently. It wouldn't be surprising to see more offers roll in through the month of July.     There is no shortage of talent in Guerin Catholic's Class of 2027. On Tuesday night we caught some impressive flashes from this ever-improving wing. Riethman continues to grow and is now a pretty physically imposing wing that can use his height, strength, and length to create matchup advantages. He is still a catch-and-shoot threat out on the perimeter as well, but he can also finish as a driver, cutter, or offensive rebounder inside. Look for him to really expand his role heading into his junior season.     It is starting to seem like Wilson plays some of his best games when we are in attendance. We watched him go off for 40+ points in AAU this spring and then on Tuesday night he scored or assisted on nearly every one of Shortridge's 28 first half points. Wilson is a dynamic shot-creator off of the bounce. He is so slippery with the ball in his hands and can create separation consistently. When attacking the basket he has shown some creative passing ability as well. There is no denying the ball skill and raw offensive talent that this rising senior guard has.

For the third time in four weeks, Prep Hoops Indiana had boots on the ground coverage from the Pacers Athletic Center for the annual Tuesday night PAC League. Throughout the month we have been able to evaluate some of the best prospects and teams in the greater Indianapolis area. As we have after each of the previous sessions, let's highlight some of the top individual performers from Tuesday night's action.