There is a strong case to be made that Don Bowling III Don Bowling III 6'5" | SF Anderson | 2028 State IN was the top prospect in the gym at the Prep Hoops Indiana Expo on Sunday. The small forward out of Anderson High School was his typical self on the floor, creating shots at a high level. He did most of his scoring with the ball in his hands, looking to score in ISO situations and making tough shots while doing so. Such a unique player who finds all sorts of ways to score.

You can pretty much pencil in Bowling III as a top performer regardless of what setting you are watching him in at this point. He simply is so productive all of the time. The 6’5″ wing utilizes his length and athleticism as a driver consistently getting up to finish above the rim. He dominates in transition, attacks the rim with authority, and can finish well with both hands when he gets to the paint. Bowling III will look to lead Anderson High School once again as a junior and will definitely be an Indiana Junior All-Star candidate this season.

You can always count on Bowling III to bring a certain level of production. He is one of those guys who is simply always involved in the action and knows how to put the ball in the basket. The 6’5″ wing lives above the rim as a finisher, but also has a crafty mid-range and intermediate finishing package. He can rise up above the defense with his athleticism and length and use either hand to finish. Bowling III is also a good positional rebounder and disruptive defender.

Bowling III was excellent throughout the month of June with his Anderson High School team and then really stood out in Las Vegas while leading UNRNKD Hoops 16u to a perfect 5-0 weekend. The talented 6’5″ scoring guard averaged 23.0 points per game displaying his aggressiveness, athleticism, and finishing ability throughout the event. We have him ranked #17 in the Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2028 rankings, but his production is starting to make us consider moving him up even further.

You can always count on Bowling III finding a way to put the ball in the basket. He has a very unique game in terms of his ability to finish so consistently with his left-handed despite shooting right handed. Bowling III is a long, lean 6’5″ with very impressive athleticism at the end of his drives. He has the ability to rise up and play well above the rim while his ambidextrous finishing ability allows him to get very creative. As he continues to shoot it better you could see his game take another leap, but he is already so consistently productive. The rising junior at Anderson High School was a big part of UNRNKD 16u’s success on Saturday.

One of the first players I had a chance to get eyes on during the Saturday portion of Charlie Hughes was Don bowling III of Anderson. He was honestly one of the more impressive prospects that I had a chance to watch one the weekend due to his motor and tough shot making at all levels. He was at his best pushing the pace in the lane and using his unique skill set to find tough angles to score. Just a super active player.

Whether he was slashing his way to the rim from the perimeter as a driver or running ahead of the defense in transition Bowling III found a lot of success up around the rim. The long, lean, and athletic wing had 14 points and 5 rebounds for the North All-Stars in their win on Monday night. He is a very unique and difficult matchup on the perimeter.

A player with some of the most upside in the Indiana class of 2028 is Don Bowling III Don Bowling III 6'5" | SF Anderson | 2028 State IN of Anderson High School. He has had a strong spring season with D1 Indiana 16u P32, arguably being their best player at times. Bowing is a long, lanky wing that produces at a high level with his ability to score at multiple levels. This could be the weekend that D1 programs start to take more of notice in his game.

Production follows Bowling III everywhere he goes. No matter the setting, no matter the level, you can count on him to produce. That was certainly true on Friday night as he suited up with UNRNKD 16u for EYCL Session I. Bowing III finished with 15 points and 14 rebounds in the 67-48 loss. His ability to take it coast-to-coast, elevate above the defense, and score with either hand was on full display.