Smooth Guard out of Bishop Luers that plays with tons of confidence and is impactful on both ends of the floor. Zen Szaferski Zen Szaferski 6'0" | PG/SG State IN is a talented offensive talent that did a good job balancing scoring and facilitating. Good frame that was able to use his body to get to his spots while playing on balance. Confident shooter off the catch, but showed he’s best when getting downhill and creating.

Szaferski capped off an excellent summer with a strong showing at Prep Hoops Indiana: The Expo on Sunday. The 6’0″ junior point guard from Bishop Luers High School has been one of the top stock-risers in the Class of 2028 over the past few months. He is shooting the ball at a high-level from three-point range, scoring it off of the bounce, and has maintained his playmaking ability for others while stepping up his scoring output. Look for him to have a massive junior year and help make the Knights competitive in Class 3A Sectional 22.

It continues to be an excellent summer for this rising junior point guard from Bishop Luers High School. Szaferski is one of the best pure passers in Indiana’s Class of 2028. On Friday night he was excellent hitting the roll man while playing off of ballscreens while also showing off his own driving ability. He can shoot it from the perimeter if you back off too far or beat you downhill to the rim when you press up on him. Szaferski scored a team-leading 14 points, but LVL Up (P32) 17u came up short in their Friday night contest.

This 6’0″ point guard from Bishop Luers High School has had an outstanding summer and that has continued to begin this live period weekend at the P32 League. Szaferski was aggressive with the ball in his hands both as a perimeter shot-maker and penetrator. He is an excellent passer, but has really been showcasing his scoring ability lately. His all-around offensive performance was a big reason why LVL Up 16u was able to pick up a very impressive win over the Gateway Knights.

We did not get the chance to see Bishop Luers in person at the Charlie Hughes Showcase. However, they went 4-0 on the weekend with this 5’10” rising junior point guard leading the way. By all accounts he had an excellent weekend which doesn’t surprise us at all based on what we know about him. Szaferski averaged 23.0 points per game including a 35-point outburst with seven three-point shots against Martinsville.

The smooth sophomore guard has been on a heater throughout the sectional. He’s electric with the ball in his hands. He’s capable of scoring all over the floor. Nice shooter from deep with good range and quick trigger. Really good at getting in the lane and finishing with a floater. Does a good job not penetrating too deep and plays with his head up finding open teammates.

Bishop Luers picked up a good 62-57 win over Norwell on Wednesday. Szaferski, one of the best sophomore point guards in the Fort Wayne area, led the way with 19 points, 3 rebounds, 6 assists, and 4 steals for the Knights. He shot 3-7 from three-point range on his way to the game-high.

We have already identified Szaferski as one of the better pure point guards in Indiana’s Class of 2028. The 5’10” playmaker got some valuable varsity experience as a freshman and will be asked to step into a larger role as a sophomore at Bishop Luers High School. Based on what we saw on Sunday, he is up for the task. Szaferski is a pass-first point guard with excellent instincts as he drives to the basket. He passes it so well with both hands from a live dribble and has a great feel for the game while playing without turning the ball over.

Bishop Luers has picked up a couple of transfers heading into this winter that will make an instant impact, but Szaferski is a returning guy that will look to take over a larger role as well. The 5’10” playmaking point guard got his feet wet as a freshman at the varsity level, but now is ready to really run the show for a team that should once again be very competitive in Class 2A.

One of the best pure floor generals in Indiana’s rising sophomore class, Szaferski earned some varsity minutes for Bishop Luers this past season. Now, as a sophomore, he will be asked to take over a much larger role which he looks more than ready to do. Szaferski is an elite passer and crafty enough with the ball in his hands to get consistent paint touches, draw secondary defenders, and make the right read. Adding some more scoring prowess will take his game to another level.