Sophomore ID Camp: Team 5 Evaluations

The 2029 Indiana Sophomore ID Camp featured 54 prospects on September 6th, 2025. Our format included 4 hours of games split up into predetermined 3v3 and 5v5 matchups. Let's talk about media exposure. There have been thousands of views on X of coverage provided by our scouts during the event, and our articles will be read by hundreds. Every participant will receive a write-up in our articles, which is a unique and special quality of the Prep Girls Hoops showcases. We prioritize covering everyone. My coverage focused primarily on teams 4, 5, and 6. As a scout who mainly covers Michigan, seeing Indiana's top prospects for the first time was truly exciting! Several sophomores have Power 4 interest, and there were prospects in the gym suitable for every level of college basketball. I'm still shocked that some of these girls are sophomores; their development is beyond their grade. Here are a few highlights for each player from Team 5!    Lila contributed for Team 5 on both ends of the court, while showing off her speed and versatility at the Sophomore ID Camp. She has sound shooting mechanics, filling up the hoop with triples from the wing and the corner. Lila zoomed around the court with boundless energy from sideline to sideline, working hard to pressure ball-handlers on the perimeter. She recovers swiftly on defense and spring boarded up to block a shot. Lila chased down rebounds and scored a strong offensive rebound put-back.     Cami was a perimeter threat who had a very solid day for Team 5 at the Sophomore ID Camp. She buried multiple three-pointers from the corners with a smooth stroke and froze her defender with a shot-fake, motored down the baseline, then dished a perfect jump pass on the money for the assist. Cami battled inside to secure offensive rebounds, and her anticipation on defense created steals. She has quick hands and stripped the ball away clean.     Paisley started the day off right, and she continued to be productive for Team 5 at the Sophomore ID Camp. She knocked down three-pointers during the shooting drills and took the ball hard downhill for a layup during the 3 on 3. Paisley understood spacing and off-the-ball movement. She cut down the baseline, then converted a strong and-one finish. Paisley secured defensive rebounds and showed her outside range by knocking down triples from the wing and up top.     Tenley is a versatile prospect from Illinois who made the trip to Indiana for the Sophomore ID Camp. She takes pride in her defense, and that showed during games with Team 5. Tenley worked hard to guard her yard and applied ball pressure. She ran the floor in transition and finished layups confidently with both hands. Tenley showed she can put the ball in the hoop from beyond the arc, knocking down wing threes during the shooting segment.     Hazel worked hard on both ends of the court for Team 5 at the Sophomore ID Camp. She showed her outside range during the shooting drills, drilling jumpers from the corners and the wings. Hazel sees the floor and is an effective distributor. She has the moves and quickness to attack driving lanes. Hazel blew by a defender closing out with a quick dribble burst to score a layup and pursued rebounds.     Gracie turned in an impressive performance at the Sophomore ID Camp for Team 5. She excelled as a facilitator, defender, shooter, ball-handler, rebounder, and finisher. Gracie was one of the most efficient shooters during drills and added a smooth wing three during 3v3. She moved her feet quickly to cut off drives, dished a perfect bounce pass for an assist after swiping the ball, and jumped up to make an athletic block. Gracie demonstrated IQ without the ball, moving to open space, and scored multiple layups off cuts. She cut backdoor, caught the pass with good hands, and converted the tough finish. Gracie fired a long pass in transition to an open teammate afters securing the defensive rebound and pushed the tempo. She absorbed contact and finished a strong layup off two feet. Gracie scored an offensive rebound put-back and shot the ball with excellent balance. She changed directions suddenly with an elusive double-crossover move and dished out an assist. Gracie dropped in a floater after a pocket dribble, drained a mid-range jumper in the corner, and buried a straightaway three off a crossover. She earned recognition as a Top Performer and was one of the most complete prospects in the gym.     My first time watching Delaney was at the Sophomore ID Camp, and I had no idea of how high her ranking was before the event. I saw firsthand exactly why she is ranked the #1 combo-guard in Indiana. Delaney used every inch of her length, athleticism, IQ, unselfish style, and advanced fundamental abilities to leave a lasting impression. She produced and impacted the games in every category. Her shooting proficiency stood out amongst the group--she knocked down many mid-range and three-point shots during the drills. Delaney had active hands on defense, blocked a shot, and moved her feet quickly to stop drives. She swiped the ball away and fired a strong chest pass for the assist. Delaney was an outstanding facilitator and made extra passes at the point of attack for several assists. She imposed her will on the boards and finished put-backs with strength. Delaney converted layups at a high rate off the dribble and off backdoor cuts. Two of her best were an explosive baseline drive reverse after a rip move and an opposite-hand finish off the glass. Delaney earned recognition as a Top Performer and was my choice for Sophomore ID Camp MVP.     Leah has length, athleticism, strength, versatility, and sharpshooting talent that will make her a highly targeted prospect. She had a great day for Team 5 at the Sophomore ID Camp. Leah was a sniper, drilling many three-pointers off the hop and the dribble throughout the day from different spots. She used a shifty inside-out dribble combo to create a passing lane and dished a perfect entry into the post for an assist. Leah was an active rebounder and dished out assists to open teammates.     Chami started the day off strong with her efficient shooting from mid-range and beyond the arc during shooting drills. She put her three-level scoring abilities and downhill instincts on full display during 3v3. Chami drilled a step-back jumper from the wing and a three-pointer in the slot. She used an inside-out dribble to create a lane and accelerated downhill to score the layup. Chami knocked down another triple up top, scored another contested layup, and drained a pull-up. Her impact continued during games with Team 5. Chami finished a left-handed layup off two feet and turned on the burners to score a coast-to-coast layup after securing a defensive rebound. She produced steals and blocked shots, knocking down a triple in the corner. Chami is an athletic guard who gets downhill and has the strength to finish through contact. She's a dangerous perimeter threat and earned recognition as a Top Performer at the Sophomore ID Camp.

The 2029 Indiana Sophomore ID Camp featured 54 prospects on September 6th, 2025. Our format included 4 hours of games split up into predetermined 3v3 and 5v5 matchups. Let's talk about media exposure. There have been thousands of views on X of coverage provided by our scouts during the event, and our articles will be read by hundreds. Every participant will receive a write-up in our articles, which is a unique and special quality of the Prep Girls Hoops showcases. We prioritize covering everyone. My coverage focused primarily on teams 4, 5, and 6. As a scout who mainly covers Michigan, seeing Indiana's top prospects for the first time was truly exciting! Several sophomores have Power 4 interest, and there were prospects in the gym suitable for every level of college basketball. I'm still shocked that some of these girls are sophomores; their development is beyond their grade. Here are a few highlights for each player from Team 5!