Arguably the player with the highest upside on Team 4 at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp was AJ Green AJ Green 6'0" | PG Indianapolis Tindley | 2029 State IN . Green, a 6’0″ point guard, is one of the players who comes from the exciting sophomore class at Fishers HS. Green was very impressive with the ball, being one of the best ISO players that I saw throughout the entire day. I also liked his quickness and rebounding ability for his position.

The backcourt has been set at Fishers High School for the last four years. However, eventually, there will be new faces taking over for Gardner Jr. and Zachary. When that time comes Green will be one of the first in line. The explosive 6’0″ was really impressive on Sunday at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp. He had so much success getting to the rim and was using his length to finish some tough ones inside. Coming off of a strong summer it was good to see him “prove it” once again while playing against some of the best prospects in the Class of 2029.

AJ Green – Green is a six-foot 2029 guard for Mac Elite and from Indiana. Green was quick with the ball and got downhill consistently against MN Heat Conyers. Green looked to move laterally well and was fast up and down the floor.

Green set the tone for Mac Elite 15u out of the gate on Friday night and was a big part of leading them to a 68-66 win over Grand Park Premier Black 15u. The long, lean 5’11” guard was a relentless driver consistently attacking the paint and finishing up around the rim. His ability to win one-on-one matchups put a lot of pressure on the opposing defense. Green is a talent rising sophomore guard to watch coming up through the program at Fishers High School.

When it comes to talking about players end to end speed and explosiveness on the court, the conversation could very well start with Fishers High School product AJ Green AJ Green 6'0" | PG Indianapolis Tindley | 2029 State IN . An absolute dog on both ends of the floor, Green plays with a never ending motor and impacts the game in so many ways. He thrives in transition where he can use his speed and athleticism. He’s always in attack mode looking to get downhill. Unselfish style of play that doesn’t force the issue and is a willing passer with impressive court vision.

-24 points, 2 triples, 10/11 FT’s

-Leading scorer, but did everything else

-He runs with Mac Elite and was the top player in the nightcap

-Impressive size for a ’29, athletic, aggressive, long arms, explosive

-Lead guard, made some nice moves with the ball

-Could not be contained off the dribble

-GREAT at drawing fouls and getting to the FT-line

-He was too & fast, got to the rim at will

-Hit triples in each half

-Threw a beautiful no-look dime

-Stole the ball & dished an assist shortly after

-Covers a ton of ground in transition, looked good pushing tempo

-BLOB dime, sharp pass

-AND1 score over the D, finger-roll finish off the middle of the square

-Multiple steals, quick hands for TO’s

-Impressive transition assists

-Fluid catch & shoot 3 late to extend the lead

-Rebounded well

-This kid deserves more attention

A long, lean guard from Fishers High School, Green was consistently productive throughout the Prep Hoops Indiana Freshman Showcase. Green drove it hard and finished with a floater in 5-on-5 action before a similar drive that he dished out for an open perimeter shot. He had a run out layup in transition at the first half buzzer and a nice baseline drive that he finished up around the rim as well. That ability to get to the rim off of the bounce really caught our attention throughout the event.