Sophomore ID Camp: Team 6 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 6!    Agnes played with limitless effort and energy at the Sophomore ID Camp. Her determination on both ends of the court and playmaking abilities earned her recognition as a Top Performer. Agnes started to separate herself immediately during 3v3. She drove into a controlled jumper stop and used an effective pivot move to drop in a floater. She snagged multiple offensive boards, scored a backdoor cut reverse layup, dropped in another floater off the dribble, and drained a straightaway three. Agnes continued to shine for Team 6 during 5v5. She was a defensive stopper. Agnes deflected the ball away for a steal and took it the other way for a euro-step finish. She worked hard to bottle up ball-handlers on the perimeter, deflected an entry pass away for a steal, and used her quick hands to strip the ball away on a drive. Agnes scored a sweet fake-pass finish, kept her eyes up in transition, drained mid-rang pull-ups, and added a smooth three-pointer in the slot. She secured rebounds and converted free throws at the line.     Halle is a guard with length, versatility, and a high motor that make her a productive player on the court. She had a solid day for Team 6 at the Sophomore ID Camp. Halle got downhill off the dribble to score a layup and was active on the glass. She secured defensive boards, and her offensive rebounding efforts created extra scoring opportunities for the team.     Ro'Niya has length and athleticism that grab your attention. She showed great potential at the Sophomore ID Camp with Team 6. Ro'Niya was active on the boards. After swiping the ball away, she showed off her speed by pushing the ball up the court in transition. Ro'Niya used a shifty inside-out move to get by her defender on a baseline drive and was successful at penetrating gaps with her dribble.     Aniya contributed to Team 6's success by doing a little bit of everything to help them compete at the Sophomore ID Camp. She showed good instincts off the ball, cutting backdoor when defenders denied passes on the perimeter. Aniya attacked gaps with her dribble and made a great kick-out pass to an open teammate for an assist.     Keylee showed she can put the ball in the basket, knocking down three-pointers during the shooting drills. She worked hard on the defensive end to make an impact for Team 6 during games. Keylee kept her hands active to cause deflections and applied ball pressure.     Kenna was a dynamic three-level scorer at the Sophomore ID Camp. She started the day strong during shooting drills, standing out as one of the most efficient perimeter shooters in the gym. Kenna continued to impress during her games with Team 6. She contributed as an active rebounder, dished out assists when driving lanes closed, and dropped in a floater off the dribble. Kenna buried triples from the slot, up top, and in the corner. One of her highlight plays happened when she used a crossover spin move, backed down her defender, and finished with a smooth reverse layup.     Adelyn is a guard who can handle the ball well with both hands and she provided a spark for Team 6 from three-point distance. She's a confident perimeter shooter and has good instincts on both sides of the ball. Adelyn's aggressive defense resulted in a tip that she quickly secured for a steal and took the other way with pace to cause a foul. Adelyn finishe a layup with touch around the basket and is capable as the lead guard or playing off the ball.     Rhyan was a dynamic scorer for Team 6 at the Sophomore ID Camp. She shifted into a higher gear when she attacked the basket. Rhyan went by to score a soft floater off the glass and changed direction suddenly with a crossover while driving full speed downhill for a left-handed finish. Rhyan was a perimeter threat, drilling smooth three-pointers from the corner and the slot. She crashed hard to grab offensive rebounds, created space from defenders with shifty inside-out dribbles, and converted layups. She was one of the most accurate perimeter shooters during the drills and earned recognition as a Top Performer.     Madison contributed in a variety of areas for Team 6 at the Sophomore ID Camp. She scanned the floor while taking the ball up the court in transition to find open teammates and worked hard on defense to cause turnovers. Madison has a smooth perimeter jumper off the catch, and she buried a triple in the slot.

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 6!