Cathedral features two Division I seniors, but Wells remains on the board for college programs to pursue. The versatile, athletic, 6’5″ wing bring a lot to the table for the Fighting Irish who knocked of Silver Creek in the Semi-State championship game to reach Saturday’s state finals. Wells averages 7.1 points and 3.2 rebounds per game. He has a lot of upside, projects as an excellent multi-positional defender, and has been a four-year varsity contributor on very good teams. There should be coaches from various levels watching him on Saturday.

Once again this season, Cathedral is loaded with talent and depth this year and will be looking to make a deep run in Class 3A, possibly getting all the way to Indianapolis in March. The player that can be viewed as the ‘X-Factor’ for them is senior forward R’mani Wells R’mani Wells 6'5" | SF Cathedral | 2026 State IN . As of this writing, Wells played extremely well in Irish’s first game of the season vs Jeffersonville dropping 11 points and 4 rebounds in the senior season debut. Listed at 6’5, Wells is one of the more versatile forwards you will find in the state currently with his excellent size on the wing as well as his athleticism. You could see a breakout showing from him vs SBSJ on Saturday.

Julien Smith Julien Smith 6'0" | PG Indianapolis Cathedral | 2026 State IN was not the only Cathedral transfer that you could almost 100% bet would be a standout with his teammate R’mani Wells R’mani Wells 6'5" | SF Cathedral | 2026 State IN being a standout as well. Wells proved why he is one of the more versatile forwards you will find in the state currently with his excellent size on the wing as well as his athleticism. His style of play really pops out when he is on the floor which has gotten schools at nearly all levels intrigued. Another player that is looking for a breakout junior season.

Wells will be transferring to Cathedral for his junior season, which means he is one of the top transfers in the state this season. Before his junior year, he has a chance to showcase his skillset at Indiana State Elite Camp. Wells is one of the more versatile forwards you will find in the state currently with his excellent size on the wing as well as his athleticism. He has been impressive at nearly all levels on the floor and would not be shocked to see some coaches gain even more interest in him after this weekend.

One of the two Indiana prospects to receive an offer from IU-Indianapolis on Sunday evening, Wells certainly looked the part of a Division I player at the Paul Corsaro Elite Camp. The 6’5″ versatile wing is a catch-and-shoot threat from beyond the arc, but is just as impressive off of the dribble attacking closeouts and slashing in from the wings. Wells always impresses as well with his willingness to mix it up on the boards and projects as a switchable defender.

Like we said with his teammate Julien Smith Julien Smith 6'0" | PG Indianapolis Cathedral | 2026 State IN , this was our first live look at R’Mani Wells in a Cathedral uniform. We have long been high on this 6’5″ wing here at Prep Hoops Indiana and remain believers in his long-term potential. However, on Tuesday night, he showed that he is ready to start cashing in on that potential right now. Wells played very well with his new team showcasing the ability to shoot it from three-point range, rebound his area, and move around the floor very fluidly. The physical tools have always been impressive, and now the skill level is shining as well. He is poised for a breakout junior season that will catch the attention of college coaches at various levels.