Jones capped off a strong sophomore regular season scoring 24 points on 10-15 shooting while leading Borden to a 57-48 win at Salem. The Braves are 12-11 on the season entering what is a pretty wide open Sectional 63 field. Jones’ efficiency while being one of the top scorers in the area has been very impressive this season.

When it comes to the 2028 class, perhaps the best Class 1A prospect we have in the state is 6’3 guard Wyatt Jones Wyatt Jones 6'3" | SG/PG Borden | 2028 State IN out of Borden High School. This season, he has put up some really strong showing as sophomore which should translate well into Sectional play. It is his positional size, fluid athleticism, and ability to shoot the basketball that translates beyond the Class 1A level in southern Indiana. You can watch him this week when Borden opens up Sectional play vs Christian Academy.

Add another game-winner to Jones’ belt. The 6’3″ sophomore guard hit the deciding shot as Borden beat Springs Valley 49-48. Jones was 8-9 from the field finishing with 16 points and 7 rebounds.

It can be hard to evaluate freshmen that put up really big numbers at really small schools. It doesn’t always translate to being a college prospect or being highly ranked in your class. However, in Jones’ case, it does. The 6’3″ guard from Borden High School was among the top freshman scorers in the state last season averaging 17.0 points per game. However, it is his positional size, fluid athleticism, and ability to shoot the basketball that translates beyond the Class 1A level in southern Indiana. Look for him to continue to emerge as one of the top scorers in the class. Jones jumped to #32 in the Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2028 Prospect Rankings from the Watch List.

Jones is one of the many prospects that came into the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp with some notoriety. He averaged 17.0 points per game as a freshman at Borden and had an excellent spring/summer with ERA Elite . The 6’4″ guard really got going in his second game of 5-on-5 on Sunday knocking down jump shots, showcasing his athleticism as a finisher up around the rim, and flashing some playmaking ability as well. He is a very gifted offensive player with good positional size and athleticism.

Yet another big time prospect that has signed up for our Sophomore ID Camp, Jones comes in as one of the top scorers among the freshman class last season. The talented 6’3″ guard averaged 17.0 points per game at Borden High School and is definitely a young prospect that college coaches will have early interest in recruiting. We look forward to evaluating Jones further in early September.

Jones is a very impressive, fluid athlete with the ball in his hands. He checks the boxes in terms of positional size and length at 6’3″, but it is the way he floats around the floor that is most impressive. The Borden High School rising sophomore is very comfortable as a ball handler and can create his own shot at various levels on the floor. He gets get vertical lift on his jump shots and flashes some explosiveness as a finisher. Meanwhile, he is probably still at his best as a three-point shooting threat. Jones scored 14 points in Era Elite 15u’s championship game win on Sunday afternoon.

One of the top scores in Indiana’s Class of 2028, Jones put up 17.0 points per game as a freshman at Borden High School. The 6’3″ guard has good positional size and athleticism on the perimeter while also shooting the ball well from beyond the arc. He was 41-105 (39.0%) from deep in his inaugural season. His strong play has continued onto the Prep Hoops Circuit through the spring with Era Elite 15u. Definitely one to follow in the years to come.

Wyatt played well as he filled the role of a versatile wing. He shot the ball with accuracy from long range but wasn’t afraid to get active on straight-line drives to the rim. He earned trips to the free-throw line with his ability to play through contact and shot well from the stripe. He was comfortable defending bigger and smaller players, showcasing defensive versatility.