If you want to talk about a player that set the tone for his team early, Jason Gardner Jr. Jason Gardner Jr. 6'1" | PG Fishers | 2027 State #63 Nation IN is your guy. I think a strong case could be made that he was the most important player for the Jr. All-Stars on Wednesday night. He was super relentless in the lane as always, an elite facilitator and even hitting some rare yet confident threes in the game. He finished with 21 points & 10 assists.

It would be hard to hyperbolize just how good Jason Gardner Jr. Jason Gardner Jr. 6'1" | PG Fishers | 2027 State #63 Nation IN was on Sunday afternoon. The 6’1″ point guard displayed his elite explosiveness off of the bounce by attacking the basket relentlessly all game long. He scored a game-high 30 points, which included 2-2 shooting from beyond the arc, while also grabbing 7 rebounds and dishing out 6 assists. There was no doubt that he was the best player on the floor between the two teams.

Starting off with the highest rated on this watch list and even though he may be playing many states away for the Oakland Soldiers, Jason Gardner Jr. Jason Gardner Jr. 6'1" | PG Fishers | 2027 State #63 Nation IN is certainly a player to keep an eye on this weekend. Gardner Jr. has had a strong spring as it was expected he would with multiple high major programs watching him last weekend during the evaluation period. This weekend should be another strong showing from the elite guard in the lane.

The National Four-Star point guard is making his Nike EYBL debut with the Oakland Soldiers this weekend. Explosive downhill driver that gets to the basket essentially at will. Consistency in the jump shot is still a major question mark, but he’s unselfish and looks to make the right play. Major national recruit with offers from every high major conference in the country.

Jason Gardner Jr. Jason Gardner Jr. 6'1" | PG Fishers | 2027 State #63 Nation IN is just a special player that can dictate any game that he plays in and that was in full display on Friday in Fishers win over Noblesville. He had a slower first half in the game before taking over the game right as soon as the 2nd Half whistle blew. He scored in the lane at ease per usual as well as getting to the free throw line a bunch of times. Still no jumper being displayed yet, but still the best guard in the lane in the state.

No matter how many times you see him play, the explosiveness and end-to-end quickness of Gardner Jr. catches your attention. The #2 ranked prospect in the Class of 2027 by Prep Hoops Indiana finished with 20 points and 7 rebounds to lead Fishers to an impressive 57-48 win over Mt. Vernon (Fortville).