2021 Indiana HS Preseason Prospect Camp Recap

By Randy Beckett
Updated: October 2, 2021

2021 Indiana HS Preseason Prospect Camp
Sunday September 26th
Triton Central HS

2021 IGBRR HS Preseason Prospect Camp Recap

Participant Registration List (9/25/21)

Prospect Camp Agenda / Schedule

Participant by Jersey Number

2021 IGBRR HS Preseason Prospect All-Camp Team

Watch game play portion of Camp HERE on BallerTV

Prospect Camp Photo Gallery IGBRR Photo Archive

Evals (can also be found in the event PDF recap)

Jasmine Anderson \ 2022 \ 5’11 \ PF \ Carroll
Jasmine put together a solid club ball season and has really stood out with her play over the last month in multiple showcases & camps. She has athletic length, moves well around the court, and shows a nice productive skill set. She can attack out of the mid-post, has nice touch at the basket, and can comfortably extend to 15’. She will rebound her area with her agility and athleticism and stays active on defense. She shined in the open play format and had herself a productive and efficient weekend.

Teagan Acres \ 2023 \ 5’10 \ SF \ HSE
Teagan has been on our radar for a while and we have always liked her combination of size and skill. She seems to play a lot at the four spot on her teams due to her strength and size but when you get her in an open pick-up ball format you really see how skilled she is from the wing. She is comfortable handling the ball, attacks from the perimeter and is a very capable shooter. Mix that in with she normally contributes around the basket, and you see why she can be a difficult matchup. She can be physical at the basket, shows nice agility, rebounds her area, and can defend multiple matchups. Probably a little under the radar at this point, with a lot of upside.

Lauren Barker \ 2023 \ 5’5 \ PG \ Columbus North
Lauren is a nice athlete from the point with a high-level skill set. She can handle against pressure, is able to get the edge with her quickness, and can knock them down with the best of them from the three-point line. She has real solid instincts for the game which allows her to anticipate the action and make plays on both ends. She competes with a high motor, is a pesky defender, and solid decision maker with the ball.

Peyton Hartsough \ 2023 \ 5’7 \ PG \ Lakeland
Peyton is a smooth skilled guard that is a solid overall athlete. She can handle against pressure, has good instincts for the game and makes good decisions with the ball while on the move. She can setup teammates or get to her scoring opportunities in a variety of ways. She is a capable shooter out to the three-point line, crafty and athletic going to the basket and competes on both ends.

Bailey Parham \ 2023 \ 5’11 \ PF \ Tri
Bailey is one of the hardest working post players that you will find and that does not go unnoticed by the coaches. She is not always the tallest or most athletic kid on the floor, but she is going to out work her matchup nearly every time to be productive. She has a strong post frame, knows how to use it to create space and shows good touch in the paint. She will play physical on both ends, rebounds her area with a big motor and will work defensively to protect the paint. She is consistently going to give effort, production and efficiency.

Avery Patterson \ 2023 \ 5’4 \ PG \ Bloomington North
Avery plays with a lot of energy, has an athletic and crafty game from the point and is a trusted decision maker with the ball. She has command of the floor, has deep three-point range, and shows a nice balance between setting up teammates and getting buckets. She handles against pressure and is a playmaker on the move. She is feisty on both ends of the court and shows nice instincts from the point. She had to ball JV ball last year after a transfer but expect big things from her this season.

Mackenzie Thomas \ 2023 \ 6’0 \ C \ Carmel
Mackenzie was physically dominate on both ends of the floor throughout camp. She has a big strong post frame, along with nice mobility. She showed good touch at the bucket, was comfortable with the ball outside the paint, and knocked down some jumpers as well. She knows how to create space using her frame, ran the floor well, and showed good agility for her size. Overall, she had two solid showings across our two camps in the last month.

Makenzie Fuess \ 2024 \ 5’5 \ CG \ Norwell
We saw Mackenzie a few times over the summer, but she has really made her mark over the last couple months in showcases and camps showing she could consistently compete against high-level prospects and her older peers. She shoots it extremely well from the three-point line, can handle as a primary and plays with a good motor. She is gym rat and looks for competition and opportunity to drive her game to the next level. She put together some great runs in the Skill Challenge to win the championship in that competition as well.

Macy Oberlin \ 2024 \ 6’0 \ SF \ Angola
Macy is extremely long with wingspan, has a good deal of athleticism and a versatile skill set. She is comfortable with the ball in the open court , is able to put attacks together from the wing and can get to shots in a variety of ways. She plays with a good motor and physicality on both ends. She goes gets boards and can defend multiple spots with her length and mobility. With her physical attributes and versatile skill set she has the promise to be a special prospect in the class.

Emma Reust \ 2024 \ 5’9 \ SG \ Homestead
Emma was a stock riser over the summer with her consistent productive play on the club circuit. She was once again a standout on the day with her versatile play at camp. She is long, fluid, skilled and plays with a good motor. She shows the ability to knock down jumpers out to the three-point line, can attack off the bounce and stays active on both ends. As she continues to add to her frame and gain strength, she is prospect that will be an impact player in the class.

Mia Robbennolt \ 2024 \ 5’11 \ SF \ Bloomington North
We have seen a lot of Mia over the last year and she continues to add to her game. She is long, fluid and is developing a versatile skill set. She continues to improve her handle, is comfortable with ball in the open court and can make plays with her length on both ends. She has shot it extremely well over the last couple months at showcases & camps. She has also gained a lot of experience over the last year which has developed her processing. She has all the tools to develop into a high-level prospect in the class.

Dominique Stilley \ 2024 \ 6’0 \ SF \ Concord
We saw Dominique at a college camp last month and she really jumps out with her length and athleticism. A natural athlete that is fluid, she shows versatility in her game to get to shots at the bucket with her length and agility and is also comfortable with the ball from the wing where she is capable shooter. She has the physical tools and base skill set to blossom into a very desirable prospect in the class.

Carley Barrett \ 2025 \ 5’9 \ SG \ Lafayette Central Catholic
Carley has a solid productive showing at camp and was commented on by several of our staff. She has length, a good deal of athleticism and versatile skill set. She showed her ability to knock down open jumpers, get to the bucket off the bounce and had an overall good feel for the action which translated into her play making ability. She could continue to grow some, has pedigree, and nice combination of size and skill. A prospect in the class to note for her current productive skill set and potential.

Kenzie Garner \ 2025 \ 5’10 \ SF \ Sheridan
We saw Kenzie a several times over the summer and really like her versatility and potential. She is long, fluid, and displays quite a bit of versatility in her game. She is comfortable with the ball, operates with agility at the basket and is a capable shooter. Another prospect that has played around the basket in our views due to her length and athleticism but shows the skill set to operate from wing. She rebounds her area and can defend multiple spots with her physical tools. A youngster that has the means to continue to develop into an elite prospect in her class.

Kayla Tamm \ 2025 \ 5’7 \ SG \ Greensburg
Greensburg has an incredibly talented incoming frosh class and Kayla will be a big part of their success over the next four years. She is recognized as one of the top snipers in the class and can fill it up from three-point line. Over a couple events on the weekend, she reinforced that to her older peers. While she can shoot it with range, she can handle and create off the dribble when needed, plays on both ends with a good motor and is a competitor. Her overall play during camp was noted by several coaches and she is a youngster to track as she starts her high school career.

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