We identified Page as one of the top performers at The Expo. Here is what we had to stay about the talented scorer and shot-maker…

Page played as well on Sunday as anyone in the gym. The 6’2″ guard from Sheridan High School absolutely shot the lights out from beyond the arc which is certainly no surprise coming from one of Indiana’s premier shot-makers. He was shooting it in consistently during both three-on-three and five-on-five play. Page also has some physicality and strength off of the dribble that he uses when attacking closeouts to finish around the basket. His offensive skill set allows him to be effective from all levels and spots on the floor. Look for him to be one of the top scorers and three-point shooters in the state this season as a senior. He continues to be a highly sought after small college prospect.

Page played as well on Sunday as anyone in the gym. The 6’2″ guard from Sheridan High School absolutely shot the lights out from beyond the arc which is certainly no surprise coming from one of Indiana’s premier shot-makers. He was shooting it in consistently during both three-on-three and five-on-five play. Page also has some physicality and strength off of the dribble that he uses when attacking closeouts to finish around the basket. His offensive skill set allows him to be effective from all levels and spots on the floor. Look for him to be one of the top scorers and three-point shooters in the state this season as a senior. He continues to be a highly sought after small college prospect.

We had the opportunity to start the morning off by watching page and his Sheridan High School team play. He shot it well off of the dribble from three-point range, knocked in a couple from the catch, and showed off his strength and body control by finishing at the end of his drives in the paint. Then, later in the day, he went 7-11 from three-point range and scored 37 points. His shot-making ability is very, very impressive.

Per usual, this 6’2″ guard from Sheridan High School shot it in from the perimeter at a high level. He ended up making five three-point shots on his way to a team-leading 23 points. Page can make them from well beyond the arc, makes them on the move, or can knock them in when a defender goes under a ballscreen or handoff. His perimeter shot-making ability definitely will catch the attention of college coaches.

Rounding out our watchlist is 2027 guard Trey Page Trey Page 6'2" | SG Sheridan | 2027 State IN out of Sheridan High School. A top 70 player in the Indiana class of 2027, Page is a 6’2 guard that has real skill in the backcourt and can really shoot it at a high level. He will be one of the more productive players at the Top 100 this weekend. Small colleges should really be looking at him hard.

Another first time getting to see a player at this camp. This time it was Trey Page Trey Page 6'2" | SG Sheridan | 2027 State IN of Sheridan that caught my attention. Skilled guard that shot the ball extremely well during the drills and it translated over to the scrimmages. Shoots an effortless ball with deep range. Smooth stroke with a high release that gets replicated every time he shoots the ball. Really nice middle game off the dribble. Able to get to his spot and rise up over defenders well.

The Sheridan Blackhawks will enter into postseason play with 19 wins on the year and a lot of what they have been able to accomplish this year is thanks to junior shooting guard Trey Page Trey Page 6'2" | SG Sheridan | 2027 State IN . The 6’2 two-guard is averaging 18.6 points while shooting 40 percent from the field for the Blackhawks. He is continuing to prove he is one of the best pure shooters in Indiana’s 2027 class while also developing more physicality to his already smooth skill. You can watch him this week when Sheridan opens up Sectional play vs the winner of Tipton and Taylor in Sectional 39.

Page continues to prove himself as one of the best shooters in Indiana’s Class of 2027. He is 39-95 (41.1%) from three-point range and averaging a team-high 16.6 points per game for 10-2 Sheridan. We saw Page play in some showcase settings over the summer and came away impressed with the way he has grown into his body and adding a physical component to the skill he has always possessed.

Page has had a couple of big seasons to begin his career at Sheridan High School and should really emerge now as their primary offensive weapon. We’ve always known him to be a big time shooting threat, but seeing him at a couple of events late this summer we were impressed with his size and physicality. He is probably 6’1″-6’2″ now with a strong build that he uses to create separation off of the dribble. Page is a talented scorer that made a significant jump from #91 to #67 in our Class of 2027 rankings.

We watched Page on back-to-back days first at “The Expo” and then at Marian Elite Camp on Sunday. The 6’2″ guard has gotten noticeably bigger and stronger of late which has taken his offensive game up another notch. Already known as an effective scorer and excellent shooter, Page now has the positional size to really play through contact and operate at a higher level off of the dribble. Look for him to have a big junior season at Sheridan and really start to garner some recognition as one of the top scorers/shooters in the area.