There is no better time to post a career-high than in the postseason. Marshall, a Bethel signee, started off Sectional play with a career-best 32 points and 8 rebounds to lead Columbia City to a convincing 75-33 win over West Noble.

A Bethel signee, Marshall led Columbia City with an efficient 16 points and 4 assists in their 60-57 loss to South Bend Adams. The 6’3″ guard did a good job of handling the ball and didn’t get sped up by the length and athleticism of Adams’ guard. He is a skilled offensively player with a very well-rounded game. Marshall was a big part of Columbia City’s fourth quarter comeback, but the Eagles fell on a buzzer-beater.

One of just a few committed prospects in Indiana’s Class of 2026, Marshall went off of the board early to traditional Crossroads League powerhouse Bethel. The 6’3″ guard is a high-percentage shot-maker with a well-rounded offensive game for defending Sectional champion Columbia City. The sneaky pop of athleticism that he combines with his ball skill is a big reason why he jumped from #72 to #55 overall in our Class of 2026 Prospect Rankings.

A recent Bethel commit, Marshall was the standout of the OPS 17u game we watched on Saturday evening. The talented 6’3″ guard scored a team-high 22 points in the contest. Marshall showed off his three-point shooting ability connecting on four triples while using a sneaky burst of quickness and athleticism to knife his way to the rim off of the bounce where he could elevate to finish. You can definitely see the Crossroads League talent when watching him play.

Fresh off of an excellent junior season that included winning a Sectional championship at Columbia City High School, Marshall put together a strong weekend for OPS – UA Rise. The versatile 6’3″ guard finished the weekend off scoring 15 points to lead his team to victory. Marshall has the positional size and strength to be a real matchup problem for opposing defenses while maintaining some perimeter skill to keep them honest. Intriguing college prospect for coaches to watch through the summer.

Saw team’s last game of the weekend on Sunday. Got it going in the second half with his mid range game. Came off a screen and made 2 dribbles in the paint for a 8 foot bucket and another one off the bounce from similar range. Able to spot up in transition for catch and shoot 3’s. Shot form is pure. Hands and feet are ready before the pass, gets it in the shooting pocket, has a timely bend and lift with a high release point, and rises pretty good. Will be able to get those off at the next level.

Marshall was a consistent top performer for OPS – UA Rise 17u at the Windy City War. The 6’3″ guard from Columbia City is a very versatile scorer on the perimeter. His outside shooting ability puts a lot of pressure on opposing defenses and helps to spread the floor. However, he also has the ball handling ability to attack closeouts and drive in a straight line to the rim. He had success doing both throughout the weekend as his team went 2-2 against a very high level of competition.