One of the more productive players you will find in the southern Indiana region of the state is senior forward Cooper Bock Cooper Bock 6'6" | PF Sullivan | 2026 State IN . A versatile forward in many ways, Bock is averaging a near double-double of 17.5 points and 8.3 rebounds per game. At 6’6, Bock is extremely efficient around the basket and with athleticism and skill to make plays against any matchup. Watch him this week when Sullivan plays Robinson (Ill.) and White River Valley.

One of the highest ranked unsigned senior forwards in Indiana’s Class of 2026, Bock played in front of a couple of college coaches on Friday night at the First Financial Wabash Valley Classic. The super athletic 6’6″ forward scored 21 points including a ferocious dunk to seal the game late. He is so impressive around the basket and projects as a big time two-way interior threat at the small college level.

The 6’5 small forward from Sullivan High School has been a player that we have been high on at Prep Hoops Indiana as one of the best under-the-radar players in the state. Bock is coming off a big junior season showing off his elite production with 14.7 pts and 6.6 rbs per game. He makes plays around the rim consistently and he can develop a jumper, he could really breakout as a player.

Bock is one of the most athletic forwards in the state. He plays above the rim, rebounds at a high level, and is just such a fluid mover at 6’6″. He has been a three-year major contributor for Sullivan High School who will be among the top Class 2A programs in the state this season. Bock averaged 14.7 points and 6.6 rebounds per game as a junior.

We’ve always been a big fan of Bock’s explosive athleticism from the forward spot. He certainly displayed that over the weekend as it seemed like in every game at some point he would sneak along the baseline and catch an alley-oop that put him well above the rim. The Sullivan High School product scored 17 points in one of the games we watched showcasing his ability to drive it from the wings and elbows, score via cuts to the rim, and finish offensive rebound putbacks. However, it was his consistent effort on the defensive end that may have been most impressive at UA Rise Session 1. The 6’6″ forward for the Indiana Jammers was excellent in one-on-one post up situations, switched onto guards on the perimeter, blocked some shots, and routinely cleaned the defensive glass.