Prep Hoops #11 Prospect in the Indiana 2028 Class is such a talented scorer. Will Davison Will Davison 6'5" | SF New Palestine | 2028 State IN , 6’5” Wing out of New Palestine, showed his versatility on the offensive end scoring it efficiently from all three levels. Smooth shooter with deep range that doesn’t need much space to get his shot off. More aggressive than I’ve ever seen him to get downhill. Plays with good balance and footwork around the basket and finishes with a soft touch. Not the quickest or most athletic player but produces from anywhere on the floor.

Top 15 Class of 2028 prospect in Indiana. Will Davison Will Davison 6'5" | SF New Palestine | 2028 State IN out of New Palestine is a pure shooter that knows how to get his shot off in tight spaces. Really good coming off screens and being shot ready. Also comfortable puttting the ball on the floor and getting to the midrange while also having size to finish around the basket. Continues to get better as a playmaker for others as well. Steady defender that rebounds well and always seems to be in. The right place at the right time. Will be one of the top prospects at camp this weekend.

Davison is one of the most talented pure scorers in Indiana’s rising junior class. That was on display at the Whiteland Shootout on Tuesday. Not only is the New Palestine guard an excellent three-point shooter, but he also has the physical size and strength to finish at a high level off of the dribble. He is a capable driver going either direction and showcases the ability to finish with both hands as well. Davison put up some big time scoring numbers as a sophomore and should continue to do so heading into his junior season with the Dragons.

One of the top Indiana class of 2028 prospects that will be at the Top 100 is New Palestine wing Will Davison Will Davison 6'5" | SF New Palestine | 2028 State IN . Davison has been one of the breakout players in the class with his play on Indiana Elite 2028 this spring and is expected to have a huge June during high school ball. Davison is a 6’5 shooting guard that can score at a very high level in multiple areas of the floor. It won’t be too long before he starts getting offer after offer.

Will Davison Will Davison 6'5" | SF New Palestine | 2028 State IN is one of the newer members of Indiana Elite 16U and he right away made an impact. Played so hard and with a high motor, Davison was making plays on both ends of the floor. Did a good job playing as that second scoring options hitting some smooth outside jumpers.

One of the top pure scorers in the in-state 2028 class is Will Davison Will Davison 6'5" | SF New Palestine | 2028 State IN out of New Palestine. As of this writing, Davison is averaging a team in both points and rebounds with 21.3 ppg and 5.1 rpg. Long term, Davison will be viewed as a shooter but right now, he scores at all levels at a very high level. This week, watch Davison vs Pendleton Heights and Avon.

One of the most talented scorers in Indiana’s Class of 2028, Davison turned in two impressive performances on Friday. He started the day with 31 points, but New Palestine fell to Cardinal Ritter 70-66. Davison also scored a team-high 21 points in their loss later on in the day to Blackhawk Christian. The Dragons may have gone 0-2, but Davison was still incredibly impressive as a scorer.

Last week, the highest-rated prospect I was able to get eyes on was New Palestine sophomore shooting guard Will Davison Will Davison 6'5" | SF New Palestine | 2028 State IN . This was the first time I was able to watch him as the No. 1 guy for the Dragons. Watching him vs Bishop Chatard last week, he started off a little slow struggling to get shots to fall due to the length of Chatard causing him issues when trying to score. However, he exploded to 15 points in the second half which ultimately led to the Dragons getting the come-from-behind win. He is still growing as a player, but it is easily to see the potential that he has a pure scorer.

It was a special night for one of the top sophomore guards in the state of Indiana. Davison poured in 37 points, the 11th most in a single game in school history, as the Dragons of New Palestine defeated rival Greenfield-Central 84-70 on Friday night.