One of our top under-the-radar guards in the senior class that is still unsigned is New Castle point guard Mason Miller Mason Miller 5'10" | PG New Castle | 2026 State IN . Miller is shorter guard but man, he can flat-out produce at a very high level, which is why New Castle has earned 9 wins this season. Miller is averaging a team high 16.6 points as well as 2.7 assists per game. He is a very good scorer that has the ability to take over a game, which is why he holds offers from Wabash, Hanover, and Calumet College of St. Joseph. You can watch him this week when New Castle faces Shenandoah.

Mason Miller Mason Miller 5'10" | PG New Castle | 2026 State IN can flat out score the basketball. We just watched him play very well at the Adidas Invitational and now he lit it up from beyond the arc at the Adidas Gold East Championship. The rising senior point guard from New Castle High school averaged 22.0 points per game for Indiana Elite Team Tradition 17u and made, on average, four three-point shots per game. His ability to shoot it in from beyond the arc is what has small college coaches very interested in him as a prospect.

We highlighted Miller on Saturday as well, but he Sunday’s writeup wouldn’t be complete without mentioning him once again. The talented guard out of New Castle High School scored a game-high 24 points including 5-10 shooting from three-point range in Indiana Elite Team Tradition 17u’s semifinal victory. Miller has a quick release and seemingly unlimited range. He is really proving himself as one of the better shot-makers in Indiana’s rising senior class.

There are few sharpshooters in the Class of 2026 that can match what Miller has done this spring and summer between his play with Indiana Elite Team Tradition 17u and New Castle High School. The 6’0″ guard has DEEP range that extends well out beyond the three-point arc and a very quick release that allows him to get his shot off in tight windows. If you are looking for a shot-making guard you should look no further than this guard from one of Indiana’s classic high school basketball programs.

New Castle High School is certainly no stranger to high-level shooters. Some of the greatest in state history have played at The Largest and Finest High School Fieldhouse in the World. Miller has made over two three-point shots per game over each of the last two seasons for the Trojans and will once again be their go-to scoring option as a senior. The highly skilled guard has had a good spring and summer with Indiana Elite Team Tradition as well.

This New Castle High School point guard really stood out on Sunday afternoon when we made the trip over to watching Indiana Elite Team Tradition 17u. Miller was knocking down three-point shot after three-point shot in the contest. Whether he was creating his own off of the dribble in the pick-and-roll, making them while moving off of the ball, or pulling up in transition, Miller simply had it working from deep. He went on to finish with 26 points in the semifinal matchup. Definitely one for small college coaches to have on their radar this summer.

As a coach, being able to have a high level of trust in your point guard is a key factor. Miller is absolutely the type of lead guard that you can turn the keys over to and trust that he is going to make the right decisions on the court. The New Castle High School product helped Team White to a hard fought 84-80 win on Friday night at the Indiana Basketball All-Star Classic finishing with 13 points. He is an excellent ball handler that doesn’t get sped up against pressure and consistently can find open teammates when attacking the basket. Impressive performance for him against some very good competition.