PGH Indiana Top-250 Review: Teams 5 & 6

September 24th marked the 5th annual Prep Girls Hoops Indiana Top-250 Expo, and it was once again a successful day in the gym. With 12 teams filled with Indiana preps in the classes of 2024-2026, there were plenty of strong players and standouts. Be sure to check out who made the most noise in our "GameChangers" articles we posted Sunday & Monday. At this time, I wanted to circle back and talk about everyone else on Teams 5 & 6, because there were a number of other players who also did some really nice things throughout the event.   .   TEAM-5:   #36 - [player_tooltip player_id='331803' first='Emma' last='McVey'], 2025, 5-7 G, Franklin Central H.S. - Every time I have seen Emma over the last couple of years, she has been an absolute ball of energy. Sunday was no different, as she was flying around the court making plays. She was aggressive to the rim, but she was equally good defending the ball and trying to make things happen at that end.   #71 - [player_tooltip player_id='324080' first='Ella' last='Mohamed'], 2025, 5-6 G, Northridge H.S. - Ella continues to be a strong, steady, efficient guard. She is a dangerous perimeter shooter, always has been, but over the years she has tightened her handle, improved her decision-making with the ball, and become a better help-side defender. She's the type of kid Midwestern small colleges like a lot.   #72 - [player_tooltip player_id='331786' first='Kiarra' last='Handley'], 2025, 5-6 G, Richmond H.S. - <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2023/09/gamechangers-pgh-in-top-250-standouts-teams-4-6/">see event evaluation here in GameChangers</a>   #97 - Grace McBride, 2025, 5-9 G/W, New Albany H.S. - I've had Grace's name for some time, but this was my first opportunity to see her live. She has a long, wiry-strong frame, she's a fluid athlete, and she plays with a nice motor. She has a solid basketball IQ, she can handle it a little, shoot it a little, and she uses her length effectively defensively.   #112 - [player_tooltip player_id='570373' first='Madison' last='Sonsini'], 2025, 6-0 F, Greenfield-Central H.S. - <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2023/09/gamechangers-pgh-in-top-250-standouts-teams-4-6/">see event evaluation here in GameChangers</a>   #140 - [player_tooltip player_id='496015' first='Emma' last='Nelson'], 2025, 5-11 F, Greenfield-Central H.S. - Emma is that kid on the team who just works. She doesn't show much emotion, she isn't flashy, but she is going to play strong, be physical, and contribute about 6-8 points and 5-6 rebounds each time out. She has an athletic frame, she is a solid all-around athlete, and she's a versatile defender.   .   TEAM-6:   #28 - Elle Jo Johnson, 2026, 5-4 G, North Posey H.S. - Elle Jo is a really nice water-bug type of point guard who I first saw a year ago. She has tremendous length at her height, she plays with a motor, and she plays much bigger/stronger than her size. She can shoot it a little, she can run offense, and she can be a real pest at the defensive end of the floor.   #30 - [player_tooltip player_id='496047' first='Lola' last='Fouts'], 2025, 5-4 G, Scottsburg H.S. - <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2023/09/gamechangers-pgh-in-top-250-standouts-teams-4-6/">see event evaluation here in GameChangers</a>   #39 - [player_tooltip player_id='420275' first='Lexi' last='Primus'], 2026, 5-8 G, North Knox H.S. - <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2023/09/gamechangers-pgh-in-top-250-standouts-teams-4-6/">see event evaluation here in GameChangers</a>   #65 - [player_tooltip player_id='331783' first='Braxtyn' last='Dunham'], 2024, 5-6 G, North Vermillion H.S. - Braxtyn has been a regular at our PGH events over the years, and she always brings it. She has really nice length, wiry strength, and she plays with a lot of speed and great energy. I felt like when I was able to see her Sunday, she shot the ball really well and was more assertive offensively.   #82 - Isabell Grantz, 2026, 5-6 G, Castle H.S. - Isabell is a very strong, physical guard prospect. She can handle it a little and she's a solid athlete, but she's also a nice perimeter shooter. I like how she plays with aggression and energy, and she doesn't back down from anyone. She also seems to rebound her position with a lot of effort.   #83 - [player_tooltip player_id='773828' first='Avery' last='Bratcher'], 2025, 5-7 G, Brownsburg H.S. - Avery was a new name to me as of Sunday, but I thought she did some really nice things. She has a fairly athletic frame, she moved well in most directions, and she played with intent. What stood out the most to me was her ability to make shots consistently from the perimeter.   #98 - [player_tooltip player_id='761160' first='Kenna' last='Conrad'], 2026, 5-9 W, Columbus North H.S. - Kenna was a newcomer to the Class of 2026 watch list last week, and she was very solid at the 250. She has an athletic frame, she is a nice run & jump athlete, and she plays with a motor. She can handle it a little, and she has some touch outside, plus she's physical enough to play in the mid-post.

September 24th marked the 5th annual Prep Girls Hoops Indiana Top-250 Expo, and it was once again a successful day in the gym. With 12 teams filled with Indiana preps in the classes of 2024-2026, there were plenty of strong players and standouts. Be sure to check out who made the most noise in our "GameChangers" articles we posted Sunday & Monday. At this time, I wanted to circle back and talk about everyone else on Teams 5 & 6, because there were a number of other players who also did some really nice things throughout the event.