PGH Indiana Freshman Showcase: Class of 2029 Point Guards

We noticed several eye-catching point guards at Prep Girls Hoops' Indiana Freshman Showcase on Saturday, Sept. 6. The Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville showcased a lot of stand-out players with their own distinct strengths. Let's take a look into some of the best play-makers in the state.    During her time playing with Team 3 during the Showcase, Savayah was able to control how and where the ball went due to her quick play-making abilities. Despite her own abilities with handling the ball, Savayah made sure that her teammates also got many chances to showcase their own strengths. Strategic passes to her teammates allowed for her to pick up quite the amount of assists. Not only does Savayah create deliberate plays during the game, her shooting accuracy was another attribute that is sure to catch any scout's eye. Savayah consistently made field goals, no matter where she was on the court.     At the Showcase, Kylie acted mostly as a point guard on Team 1. Her teammates often sought to pass Kylie the ball when met with tough defense, proving that she is able to regain a smooth possession and set back up into a more calculated formation. Kylie is strong at hitting corner shots, so she always made a large effort to be open in those difficult areas, which most girls avoided taking. Even during pre-game drills, Kylie often took lead, and made sure to make meaningful play during her time at the Showcase.     Journey is already making a big impact for the Class of 2029 as a riveting point guard. She is able to keep plays on offense flowing, while also putting pressure on the opposing team defensively, often causing turnovers. Journey was able to aid Team 2 all-around, but her sharp court vision and play-making abilities is what is most noticeable about her playing style. Club scouts should be sure to keep an eye on Journey's development, because she is showing that she is a key player on the court.     Arianna excels in maintaining composure on the court. Specifically, she handled defensive pressure extremely well, and created plenty of scoring opportunities for both herself and her teammates on Team 6 at the Indiana Showcase. Her speed down the court oftentimes outlasts others during back-and-forth gameplay, making Arianna a key player in almost every formation.     Typically playing as a shooting guard, Chloei served as a point guard at the Showcase for Team 2, which she proved to be equally as good at. Not only does this change display Chloei's fluidity on the court, but it also shows that she is able to quickly adapt to different situations on the court. Her time as a point guard consisted of a solid mix of clutch shooting accuracy and making quick plays with her teammates. Another notable attribute of Chloei's is how quick on her feet she is. Chloei managed to race down and back on the court time after time, and did not show any signs of stopping until the buzzer sounded.     Kleyah excels at embracing her natural leadership on the court, which is exactly what a scout-worthy point guard should do. Her awareness of everything that is going on at any singular moment on the court is what allows her to make sharp passes. Additionally, several of her passes at the Showcase were very hard finds. Yet she successfully found her teammates to make scoring plays, which distances Kleyah from other play-making point guards.    Prep Girls Hoops hosted the Indiana Freshman Showcase at the Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville on Saturday, Sept. 6, 2025.

We noticed several eye-catching point guards at Prep Girls Hoops' Indiana Freshman Showcase on Saturday, Sept. 6. The Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville showcased a lot of stand-out players with their own distinct strengths. Let's take a look into some of the best play-makers in the state.