Another promising prospect out of Edgewood that I’ve gotten to see multiple times this spring and summer and just continues to get better and better each game out. AJ Norris AJ Norris 6'1" | PG Edgewood | 2028 IN is a 6’1” Guard that can score it and facilitate with the best of them. He’s a capable shooter off the catch and off the dribble, but is best when he’s on the attack off the dribble. He plays with a surprising physicality and a good base. Absorbs contact staying on balance and finishes well around the basket with either hand. Showcased a more willingness to be a facilitator and create for others rather than be score first. Took what the defense gave him and made the right plays.

Gotten the chance to see Edgewood 2028 Guard AJ Norris AJ Norris 6'1" | PG Edgewood | 2028 IN several time this spring and summer on the AAU Circuit and was always intrigued with his game, but also left wanting a little bit more out of him. Today, he was one of the best guards at camp and showed his full potential. Confident offensive minded guard that’s capable of playing on or off the ball. Quick first step that puts pressure on the rim off the dribble. Crafty finisher around the basket with either hand. Smooth three-point stroke that can get hot in a hurry.

I think the most intriguing under-the-radar player that I got a chance to watch at the Wabash Valley Tournament on Friday was Edgewood’s sophomore guard AJ Norris AJ Norris 6'1" | PG Edgewood | 2028 IN . This was the first time I was able to watch this 2028 guard and right off the bat, I was real impressed with his speed on the ball. He is a dynamic guard that likes to create on the ball and attack the basketball being someone that can just make plays happen. He had 11 points in Edgewood’s win over Linton.

AJ Norris AJ Norris 6'1" | PG Edgewood | 2028 IN . 6’0” guard out of Edgewood did a lot of different things on the court. Lead guard with a tight handle that was able to balance scoring and facilitating. In the lane he played off two feet where he showcased his soft touch on his floater as well as his court vision. Sound defensively where he didn’t gamble too much. He stayed in a stance and moved his feet well. Did a good job blocking out and going and getting rebounds with two hands. Loved the way he pushed the pace off of misses.

This talented, playmaking guard from Edgewood High School is the perfect example of what the Sophomore ID Camp is intended for. We have not had a chance to see him play yet in person, but it is important that he starts to get on the radar heading into his second high school season. The early September showcase will offer a launching off point for Norris.