2026 PPC Team 5 & 6 Recap

2026 Preseason Prospect Camp
Teams 5 & 6
9/27/2026
Triton Central HS

 

Look at the players from Team 5 & 6 at Sunday’s 10th annual IGBRR Preseason Prospect Camp at Triton Central HS.

 

Team 5

#98 Nevaeh Cole   2028 / 5’9 / CG / Shelbyville 
Nevaeh has nice length to her backcourt frame, is a solid athlete that brings some versatility to her spot. She is quick on her feet, applies ball pressure on the defensive end and can create deflections and turnovers. Offensively she sees the floor well and makes the correct pass, while having the ability to get hot and knock down the three in bunches. She saw a bit of varsity time as a sophomore and should see her role increase this season for the Bears.

#104 Chloe Endris   2028 / 5’3 / PG / West Central
On the smaller side but offsets that with her quick and aggressive play on both ends. Can handle the ball as needed, plays with a big motor, sees the floor well on the move with a balanced backcourt game. Dependable decision maker with solid instincts as a lead guard. She has two years of varsity play under her belt heading into her junior season. 

#112 Paisley Crawford   2028 / 5’8  / SG / Westfield 
We have noted Paisely a couple times in the past and like her upside with her ability to knock down the three ball and provide consistent productive play on both ends. She has some length, is a confident shooter and plays with solid instincts. Would expect she will make the jump to varsity play this season for the Rocks.

#124 Kendall Doss   2030 / 5’7 / PG / Avon
Physical guard that has nice length, strong base, and is a solid athlete. Can handle the ball, initiate offense and shows nice balance between setting up teammates and finding her shots. Gets downhill on her attacks and willing to take on contact and make plays going to the basket. Has the size and strength to go grab boards against forwards and also gives her some versatility defensively.

#127 Kaiya Boone   2029 / 5’9 / SG / HSE
Kaiya has nice versatile length, is a solid athlete and is instinctual and feisty in her play. Shows good agility on her way to the basket, is aggressive on the attack, and is balanced in her play with a solid lefty jumper. She has nice physical tools and as she continues to develop and polish her skillset she has nice upside to her game. She was voted to the All-Camp team by the coaches for her consistent productive play throughout the day.

#137 Sophia Buening   2029 / 5’9 / CG / Greensburg
Sophia has unfortunately had some injuries but when healthy has the skillset that puts her among the elite backcourt prospects in her class. Strong guard frame with nice length, can handle as a primary, high-level instincts with the ability to score the ball in a variety of ways. Was part of the Pirates varsity rotation as a frosh and would expect her role to continue to grow this season. She was as skilled and productive as any prospect at camp in our views with a really solid day in game play.

#162Reagan Brescher   2030 / 5’7 / PG / Tri West
Reagan has some length to her guard frame, is a solid lefty athlete, plays with a good motor. She can handle the ball some, sees the floor well on the move, and does a nice job of finding the open teammate and making the pass. Has a solid base skillset, is an active defender and as she continues to get reps at a high level and continues to add strength to her frame, she has the tools to help the Bruins sooner rather than later.

#181 Ashtyn Sonsini   2029 / 6’0 / PF / Greenfield Central
Ashtyn is sister of former GC standout Madison. She too is extremely long with wingspan and can affect the game on both ends with her physical tools. She is somewhat fluid out of the mid-post, can compete at the basket with her length and rebounds her area. As she continues to add strength and develop her offensive skillset she has nice upside as a frontline prospect in the class.

#183 Maria Williams   2029 / 5’4 / CG / Carmel 
Maria has a strong guard frame and shows a physical and athletic game from the backcourt. She can handle the ball as needed, is aggressive on the attack and can create and take on contact on her way to the basket. She plays with nice motor and consistently puts pressure on her matchup on both ends. Did a little bit of everything well and was noticeable with her effort and aggressive play at camp. 

#212 Molly Popp   2030 / 5’4 / PG / Brebeuf Jesuit
Molly is a talented incoming frosh for the Braves that could work herself into the varsity rotation fairly quickly. She can handle as a primary, sees the floor well on the move and plays with a balanced game between setting up teammates and finding her shots. She is a solid athlete, nice instincts, that showcases her quickness and big motor play on both ends of the floor. As she continues to add strength to her frame her game will continue to blossom over the next four years at Brebeuf. Molly’s play at camp put her among the top frosh performers we saw on the day. 

 

Team 6

#90 Paityn Dilosa   2027 / 5’5 / PG / Bishop Noll
Feisty athletic guard that can handle as a primary with nice balance in her game from the backcourt. Shows the ability to score the ball in a variety of ways including knocking down the three. Active defender that gets after her matchup and gets deflections and turnovers with her quick hands and feet. Entering her second season at Bishop Noll after transferring from Merrillville and having a breakout junior season. Of the prospects that we were not overly familiar with coming into camp, Paityn was as impressive as any throughout and put herself on our radar. 

#95 Kahlen Adams   2028/ 5’7 / SG / Greensburg 
Kahlen is entering her third season of varsity play for the Pirates. Solid athlete, strong guard frame, confident shooter out to the three-point line. Good instincts for the game, with nice energy and competitive play with the size and athleticism to provide some versatility on both ends. Would expect her role to continue to grow this year and her recruitment to pickup with her ability to shoot the rock. She has continued to stack productive views and is a stock riser in the class.

#115 Hadleigh Pocock   2028 / 5’6 / SG / Angola 
Hadleigh can do a little bit of everything from the backcourt, mature approach, shoots it well from the three-point line, is comfortable handling as a secondary, and rebounds it from the guard spot. She has a strong base, can be physical and aggressive in her play and finds ways to contribute and be active without the ball. She will return for her junior season as key piece of the Hornets attack.

#121 Hayley Poulos   2028 / 5’11 / SF / LaPorte
Hayley has a long strong frame paired with a skillset that extends to the three-point line. She has the size and agility to make plays out of the mid-post and stretches to the three-point line where she is a solid catch and shoot three-point threat. She can defend a few different spots with her size and mobility and can rebound against frontliners. Shows some versatility as an intriguing prospect in the 28’ class. 

#145 Kinsley Hollowell   2029 / 5’7 / SG / Salem 
Very familiar with Kinsely from prior camps, where she has shined, as well as club ball. She has nice length to her frame, strong base, and a solid backcourt skillset. Can handle the ball as needed, known for her ability to shoot the ball, especially from the three-point line. Plays with nice instincts and is consistently productive in our views. Had breakout frosh season for the Lions, including breaking the season three-point record.

#176 Melissa Olding   2029 / 5’6 / CG / Center Gove
Melissa plays with nice energy on both ends and shows the ability to do a little bit of everything from the backcourt. She is comfortable handling the ball as needed, is a capable shooter out to the three-point line and makes the correct read and pass while on move. She is willing defender that can take on most guards and wings and will go track down boards with effort. I’m sure she will continue to develop at a fast pace in a program like the 4A defending state champs Trojans. 

#180 Aaliyah Smitherman   2029 / 5’9 / SG / Lapel 
Aaliyah was just in for AIS last month and the sophomore had a solid showing amongst her elite peers. She has nice length, a strong frame and solid skillset from the wing. Shows the ability to score the ball at all levels, is physical and fluid on the attack, can knock down the jumper and has balance and versatility to her game. She has nice upside to her game and would expect she will make an immediate impact at Lapel after transferring in from Pendleton.

#201 Nora Murphy   2030 / 5’ 5 / SG / Avon 
Nora played with energy throughout the day in our views in both drill stations and the runs. She is a balanced combo guard with a good feel for the action that can knock down the three in bunches. She is comfortable handling the ball when needed, can find the open teammate while on the move and makes good reads and decisions with the ball. Overall solid backcourt skillset and a confident shooter from the three-point line.

#207 Aalycia Figueroa   2030 / 5’3 / PG / Highland
Aalycia had as a good of a day at camp as any frosh. She is skilled from the point, athletic in her play, and most impressive she is confident, vocal leader from the PG spot as a youngster. She is on the smaller side but everything else she brings to the table makes her size fairly insignificant. She is dynamic on the attack, with a balanced playmaking game and aggressive in her approach on both ends. Would expect she will make an impact right away for the Trojans this coming season. She was voted to the All-Camp team by coaches for her outstanding play on the day. 

 

 

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