Goins was a valuable rotation piece on Parke Heritage’s Class 2A State Championship team as a junior. Now, he has quickly showcased his ability to step into a larger role both in the backcourt for the Wolves in June and throughout the spring and summer with Fire Basketball 17u. He is a strong, athletic guard that can get downhill and finish with both hands at the end of his drives. There is also some perimeter shooting ability that helps to keep the defense honest as well. Look for him to have a big senior year for what will once again be a good Parke Heritage team.

With the way Goins is playing this summer it looks like Parke Heritage may be reloading more than they are rebuilding. The talented 5’11” guard showed off some real shiftiness with the ball in his hands consistently beating his man off of the dribble and finishing with both hands at the end of his drives. He also shot it well from three-point range. Goins finished with 26 points for Fire Basketball 17u in the game that we watched on Sunday.

An important rotation piece for the Class 2A State Champion Parke Heritage Wolves, Goins has had a strong spring for Fire Basketball Club 17u on the NXT Pro Circuit. That was true once again out in Tulsa, Oklahoma during the live period. The 5’10” point guard averaged 15 points and 6 assists per game over the weekend. He is an under-the-radar name to watch heading into the summer.

Coming off a big time performance helping lead Parke Heritage to a 2A State Championship, Goins is primed for a big spring and summer. Confident combo guard comfortable playing on or off the ball. Showed in the state game that he can take and make big time shots. Really good three-point shooter with a clean stroke and elevates well. Has a smooth floor game with good playmaking skills for himself and others. He’s in for a really good spring and summer on the PUMW Circuit.

In order to win a state championship you have to have players who excel in their role. Goins did just that on Saturday shooting a perfect 5-5 from three-point range as his teammates fed him the basketball. The junior guard tied for the team lead in scoring with 17 points while also grabbing 3 rebounds and dishing out 5 assists.

Sharing the backcourt with Huntington Commit Treigh Schelsky Treigh Schelsky 6'0" | PG Parke Heritage | 2026 State IN has its advantages to say the least. The confident junior point guard plays with a maturity beyond his years. He’s a high IQ guard that makes open threes and has the ability to get in the lane and create for others while being a crafty finisher around the basket.