One of the few players that will not be starting his college career at the D1 level, Brady Scholl proved that he was still one of the best players on the floor for the Indiana Senior All-Stars. When it comes to Scholl, it is the production and hard work on the floor that makes the Indiana Wesleyan signee such an important piece. He was active on the boards giving the Seniors multiple 2nd-Chance points and it was his overall play around the basket on both ends that made him the “glue” for them. He finished with 16 points, 9 rebounds, & 5 blocks.

Scholl put together an outstanding senior season while leading Northridge High School to a 26-2 record and a spot in the Class 4A Final Four. The 6’6″ forward averaged 24.2 points and 11.6 rebounds per game. Indiana Wesleyan is getting a really special player.

Scholl had one of the best seasons of anyone in the state. The Indiana Wesleyan signee averaged an incredible 24.6 points, 11.6 rebounds, and 3.0 blocked shots per game while leading Northridge to a Regional championship.

There were several coaches who said something along the lines of “Scholl is the best player on the floor” on Sunday. The Indiana Wesleyan signee dominated with his size, strength, and interior skill level at the Hoosier Basketball Magazine Top 60 Workout. Indiana Wesleyan is getting a really special prospect.

Scholl put together an outstanding senior season while leading Northridge High School to a 26-2 record and a spot in the Class 4A Final Four. The 6’6″ forward averaged 24.2 points and 11.6 rebounds per game. Indiana Wesleyan is getting a really special player.

If Scholl’s Indiana All-Star campaign needed any more juice it got it on Saturday night. Not only did he led Northridge to a Regional championship with a 73-67 win over a very talented South Bend St. Joseph team, but the Indiana Wesleyan commit did it while posting a state line of 33 points, 17 rebounds, and 3 blocks. Nothridge, led by Scholl, is now 25-1 on the season.

Don’t look now, but Northridge is playing as well as anyone in the state of Indiana. They defeated South Bend Riley, for the second time this season, 69-62 on Saturday night. Scholl, a 6’6′” big man heading to Indiana Wesleyan, finished with a 29-point double-double in the victory. He is having an outstanding season to put himself in the Indiana All-Star conversation.

Scholl’s championship game performance wasn’t the one that will be remembered from the Phil Cox Memorial Holiday Tournament, but this top performers article wouldn’t have felt complete without him. The Indiana Wesleyan signee broke the tournament single-game scoring record Monday with a 40-point performance in a win over Merrillville. He finished with 9 points and 9 rebounds in Tuesday night’s championship game victory over previously unbeaten South Bend Riley. Northridge is now 9-1 on the season.

To simply put, there was no stopping Brady Scholl Brady Scholl 6'6" | C Northridge | 2026 State IN at all in the first round of the Phil Cox Memorial Tournament at Kokomo HS on Tuesday. He was without question the player of the game with his 40 points vs Merrillville in the first game of the day, even joining the 1k Career Point Club during the contest and breaking the all-time scoring record in the tournament’s history. He was very good at scoring through contact and getting multiple free trips to the line while also knocking down a few outside jumpers. There was not a better performance throughout the day than what the Indiana Wesleyan signee had.

I was in the gym over the summer when this Top 25 Class of 2026 prospect suffered a pretty gruesome ankle injury. Now, the Indiana Wesleyan signee is back on the court which is very, very good to see. Scholl scored 27 points in a 65-44 win for Northridge over Elkhart.