PH Indiana State Tournament: Kyler's Player Notes - Part 2

The Prep Hoops Indiana State Tournament provided plenty of opportunities for players to make statements. The Prep Hoops Indiana staff had boots on the ground all weekend checking out a lot of very talented prospects. Here is part two of my player notes.      There were a few players playing up a grade at the Prep Hoops Indiana State Tournament over the weekend and arguably the best player performance I saw out of that group was [player_tooltip player_id='2956134' first='Kellen' last='Williams']. Williams is a 2029 prospect that played up a grade with [program_tooltip program_id='2847679' first='Refined' last='Indiana'] Blue 16U and showed no signs up struggled playing against an older group. I think I could make a case that he was the smoothest shooter on the wing with a long frame at 6'2. High IQ player that can take over a game with his pure shooting stroke.     One of the more dynamic guards that was in the gym at the Prep Hoops Indiana State Tournament was 2027 guard [player_tooltip player_id='2141016' first='Jayden' last='Washington']. Washington is a 6'0 guard out of Brebeuf Jesuit HS that brings a ton of quickness and explosiveness on the ball for [program_tooltip program_id='2076924' first='EG10' last=''] 17U. He runs the show for [program_tooltip program_id='2076924' first='EG10' last=''] in the backcourt a lot and if he has a chance to put the ball on the floor, like can really dice up a defense in the lane. A very athletic guard that can be a first playmaker at times.     This was my second time getting a chance to watch [player_tooltip player_id='2560646' first='Sunjay' last='Narsinghani'] of Noblesville HS and he once again impressed in the backcourt. The 5'11 guard runs with [program_tooltip program_id='2847679' first='Refined' last='Indiana'] 17U now and he is without question the head of the snake for them. For me, his defense is the first thing that stands out with his active hands that resulted in multiple steals. He plays at a controlled pace with a high IQ and sharp passing ability.     One of the players in the Indiana class of 2028 with some of the bigger upside is [player_tooltip player_id='2540063' first='Jaxson' last='Delaney'] of Cathedral HS. Not only does he play for his dad at Cathedral, he is also a part of his dad's Indiana Elite - Team Tradition 16u where showcases his improving skill. As a 6'6 forward, you will not find many players in the in-state 2028 class that plays as hard as what Delaney does. While he still had a some raw skill that needs to be fined-tune, he has shown a ton of improvement in multiple areas and is always going to give you 110% effort on the floor. Very impressed with his motor and ability to put the ball on the floor at his size.     One of the more consistent bigs that I had a chance to watch at the Prep Hoops Indiana State Tournament over the weekend was [player_tooltip player_id='2560370' first='Griffin' last='Quesenberry'] of Center Grove HS. Quesenberry is a 6'5 center that runs the show in the post for the very talented [program_tooltip program_id='2559412' first='Marlin' last='Academy'] P32 16U team. He has a long, lanky build to him with one of the softest touches you would have found in the gym this past weekend. Has a real nice floater and rolls extremely well to the rim off of screens.

The Prep Hoops Indiana State Tournament provided plenty of opportunities for players to make statements. The Prep Hoops Indiana staff had boots on the ground all weekend checking out a lot of very talented prospects. Here is part two of my player notes.