One of the best shooters in the state of Indiana, Baker had his shot-making ability on full display at the Metro Indy Fall League on Sunday evening. He has such a quick release on the perimeter, moves well without the basketball, and has deep range. The 6’1″ guard was filling it up from the perimeter, but also beating defenders off of the dribble to score at the rim. Being able to attack closeouts, which will always be very aggressive against him, makes him a very talented all-around scorer as opposed to “just” being a shooter. It will be interesting to follow the Harrison (West Lafayette) senior guards recruitment heading into the season.

Leading an absolutely loaded shooting guard position this weekend at the Ben Howlett Elite Camp is Indiana Junior All-Star Brody Baker Brody Baker 6'1" | SG/PG Harrison (West Lafayette) | 2027 State IN of Harrison (West Lafayette). Pure scorer that is comfortable playing on or off the ball. Knock down shooter that understands how to get himself open off the catch or in isolation situations to create scoring opportunities for himself. Comes into camp as the highest ranked shooting guard prospect as a top 25 player in the Indiana Class of 2027 and will look to show his full offensive arsenal.

This was my first time getting to see the Indiana Junior All-Star live since his freshman season. The talented scorer let the game come to him in the time I saw him on Sunday. Capable of playing on or off the ball, but thrives off the ball playing on the wing and running off screens. Excellent shooter with good range. Repeatable shot with a smooth release and really nice elevation and balance. He’s a physical driver that showed his inside scoring prowess out of the mid post with a mismatch guarding him. Good footwork and decisive moves that allow him to get all the way to the basket where he finished strong. Steady defender that took the challenge of guarding Princeton’s best player in the Raiders win.

The Indiana Junior All-Star is one of the more talented scorers in the state returning for the Raiders in his senior season. Brody Baker Brody Baker 6'1" | SG/PG Harrison (West Lafayette) | 2027 State IN is capable of taking over games with his scoring ability from all three levels and will look to continue his strong play from his spring AAU season to the biggest live period event in Indiana.

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Scouting Notes: Try high IQ guard that can score the ball in many areas of the floor. High motor and plays with toughness. One of the best pure shooters we have in the state.

It should come as no surprise that Baker was one of the best pure shooters in the gym over the course of the weekend at The Stage. The Indiana Junior All-Star is one of the best catch-and-shoot threats in Indiana’s Class 2027 and continued to put that ability on display while playing in front of several college programs this weekend. Baker, playing with D1 Indiana P32 17u, should attract a lot of attention this spring and summer.

Harrison (West Lafayette) beat Kokomo 59-56 to cut down the Sectional 7 nets. Baker, a sharp-shooting junior guard, poured in 30 points to lead them to the victory. The Raiders will now take on Homestead in the Regional at Logansport High School.

The second half sort of got away from Harrison (West Lafayette) in their 67-26 loss to Westfield, but Baker was a big reason why it was a competitive game for a half. His perimeter shot-making was on display as he scored a team-high 12 points for the Raiders.

Baker’s reputation as one of the best three-point shooters in Indiana’s Class of 2027 precedes him. He had it on display at the Breakaway Holiday Classic. The 6’1″ junior guard hit five three-point shots, including three in the fourth quarter, while trying to bring Harrison (West Lafayette) back. He was very impressive as a cutter and was excellent at setting himself up to come off of screening action. The work he did without the ball is why he was able to get off so many good looks despite commanding so much attention. Baker finished with 22 points in the 55-53 loss to Avon.