EYBL Peach Jam: 5 Indiana Players to Watch this week

It is officially July which means it is the month that players return to their AAU programs in hopes of finishing out the summer strong with a championship in their respective circuits. One of the bigger circuits that will take place this week is down in North Augusta for the Nike EYBL Peach Jam, which has a strong Indiana presence. Brandon Ramsey will be down there to catch all the action so Prep Hoops Indiana will once again have booths on the ground! Let's look at 5 players from Indiana to watch this week.    One of the more impressive players that has stood out this AAU season and has started to his stock rise is Homestead wing [player_tooltip player_id='2140416' first='Mack' last='Welker']. While he did not play during EYBL Session 4 due to battling an ankle injury, it is expected that he will be good to go to compete for Peach Jam automatically giving [program_tooltip program_id='2076927' first='Indy' last='Heat'] 16u more depth. Welker is a 6'6 wing that can do a little bit of everything on the floor and can be a smooth shooter. A few big time performances in front of some D1 coaches could put him on the radar firmly.     Th 6'5-6'6 wing out of Pike High School has really turned some heads this spring/summer due to his fantastic play. Starting off the year with [program_tooltip program_id='2076927' first='Indy' last='Heat'], Lampley has been running with Meanstreets in July and has shown no signs of slowing down. A powerful wing that can score both inside-and-out at a high level and has athleticism to be versatile on the floor. He has multiple D1 schools already interested in him and a big showing during Peach Jam will only help see his stock rise even more.     Originally starting off the AAU season with Bates Fundamentals, Aldridge Jr is finishing off a his AAU career with [program_tooltip program_id='2076927' first='Indy' last='Heat'] 17u, automatically giving them depth at the guard.wing position. At 6'4, Aldridge Jr is arguably the most relentless player in the instate class at getting to the rim via the lane having strong explosive ability and ball control. He is a very physical player and that is what makes him standout on the floor. Has few offers from D1 schools but could earn more this week.     There is no debating that [player_tooltip player_id='2194328' first='Jahari' last='Miller'] is one of the top guards in the state and by the way he has showed-out this AAU season, he is starting to turn heads at a nation level, as well. Miller is a player that does so well at dictating the pace of a game and with his athletic ability and explosiveness, he is one of the best rim fishing guards as well. College coaches have been really impressed with his play over the summer which has landed multiple offers and interests. He could be a breakout star this week down at Peach Jam.     Mac Irvin Fire has a strong Indiana presence on this 16u team and one of those guys on there is top-10 instate 2027 prospect [player_tooltip player_id='2140359' first='Elijah' last='King'] out of South Bend St. Joe. With a high-level combination of physicality and athleticism, King is a very productive guard that can be a mismatch at times in the backcourt. He is a versatile player on both ends of the floor and really excels on the defensive end at times. Could be a breakout week for him.

It is officially July which means it is the month that players return to their AAU programs in hopes of finishing out the summer strong with a championship in their respective circuits. One of the bigger circuits that will take place this week is down in North Augusta for the Nike EYBL Peach Jam, which has a strong Indiana presence. Brandon Ramsey will be down there to catch all the action so Prep Hoops Indiana will once again have booths on the ground! Let's look at 5 players from Indiana to watch this week.