Mack Welker
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Brandon Ramsey | Prep Hoops Scout
Welker’s continued physical development has led to increased confidence on the hardwood. The 6’7″ forward averaged a double-double as a junior at Homestead High School putting up 20.9 points and 10.2 rebounds per game. Now, playing with Indy Heat EYBL 17u, he is finishing around the basket consistently and continuing to rebound at a high level. He was a big part of their Run N Slam championship run this weekend.
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Read EvaluationBrandon Ramsey | Prep Hoops Scout
Welker got a lot of run with Indy Heat 17u at the Battle of the Brands and made the most of his opportunities. He displayed his offensive versatility scoring it out of the mid-post, finishing putbacks around the basket, and using his athleticism to score in transition. The 6’7″ forward from Homestead High School has gotten bigger and stronger heading into this spring.
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Read EvaluationBrandon Ramsey | Prep Hoops Scout
Welker has now led Homestead to back-to-back Regional championships. The talented 6’7″ junior forward who holds a couple of Division I offers finished with 23 points and 7 rebounds in a 56-38 win over Harrison (West Lafayette). The Spartans could potentially get a rematch with Crown Point who they lost to in last season’s Semi-State.
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Read EvaluationBrandon Ramsey | Prep Hoops Scout
Welker averages a double-double on the season so his big stat line wasn’t anything out of the ordinary for the Top 10 prospect in Indiana’s Class of 2027. However, finishing with 30 points and 12 rebounds in the Sectional Championship is still a big deal. Homestead dominated Fort Wayne Wayne 80-48 and will now face Harrison (West Lafayette) at Logansport.
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Read EvaluationBrandon Ramsey | Prep Hoops Scout
Homestead recently knocked off previously undefeated Fort Wayne South Side. Then, on Tuesday night they turned around and took care of Class 3A Top 10 Blackhawk Christian 65-48. Welker, a 6’7″ junior forward who has been averaging a double-double posted a massive 39-point, 10-rebound performance for the Spartans.
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Read EvaluationBrandon Ramsey | Prep Hoops Scout
Mt. Vernon (Fortville) swarmed Welker all game long in Saturday’s championship. The 6’7″ junior forward finished with “just” 8 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 blocked shots in Homestead’s 59-39 loss to the Marauders. However, Welker deserves mention here for his 26-point performance in Homestead’s win earlier in the day over Hamilton Southeastern. His performance in that one earned him an offer from Central Michigan who was one of many school in attendance on the day.
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Read EvaluationKyler Staley | Prep Hoops Scout
There are few teams that get their season started this week and one of those programs is the Homestead Spartans. With that, that means we get to see one of the bigger stock risers in the in-state 2027 class in Mack Welker Mack Welker 5'11" | PG/SG Angola highschool | 2027 IN . Welker, a 6’6″ wing, is coming off a great offseason that saw him get on the radar of multiple D1 programs as well help lead Indy Heat 16u to a EYBL Championship. When you talk about length, IQ, and pure shot making, Welker is near the top of that list in the state. Look for him to start the season strong vs Manchester (12/2) and at Warsaw (12/5).
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Read EvaluationLogan Greenwell | Prep Hoops Scout
First time seeing Mack Welker Mack Welker 5'11" | PG/SG Angola highschool | 2027 IN live today, and he didn’t disappoint. Known as a good shooter, what surprised me was his ability to breakdown a defender and get to the rim. He’s a complete player that for a good stretch was the best player at camp. Rebounds out of his area. Has the ability to grab a defensive rebound and initiate the break. Showed good decision making in the half court offense. Not the most athletic player, but he plays at his own pace and knows what to do when the ball gets to him.
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Read EvaluationBrandon Ramsey | Prep Hoops Scout
If you strictly look at the box scores from Saturday’s games you may wonder why Welker is included among the day’s top performers. However, this article wouldn’t be complete without him. Welker made two three-point shots in Indy Heat 16u’s quarterfinal victory over Meansteets. The second of those 3’s was a wild buzzer-beater to win the game. Then, the 6’6″ versatile forward posted 8 points and 7 rebounds in their semifinal win against JL3. Welker really excels in his role.
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Read EvaluationMichael Roth | Prep Hoops Scout
Coming off the bench, Welker played with a lot of confidence and had a big second half to help Indy Heat get a comfortable win. Welker worked hard defensively and funneled players to his talented teammates to force turnovers in helpside. Welker’s high effort resulted in nine rebounds with numerous second chance opportunities coming from his hustle. As a scorer, Welker is a knockdown shooter with his feet set and scored an efficient eight points on Tuesday.
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