Emma has always been a talented knockdown shooting threat from the perimeter, and she has continued to shoot it well this Spring, drawing a lot of new Division-I interest. While others on this list shot it well, she was a step above on Friday and could have won everything from a pop-a-shot contest at Dave & Buster’s, to a logo 3-pointer contest. She was on target, and that’s an understatement. Emma is extremely long, fluidly athletic, and she has gotten noticeably stronger over the years, allowing herself to find rhythm quicker and absorb contact much better.

Emma Tinder Emma Tinder 5'11" | SF Zionsville | 2027 State IN enters June as an important piece for one of Indiana’s premier programs. The Zionsville small forward possesses the size, length, and versatility that coaches covet on the wing. She can impact games in multiple ways, whether that’s defending several positions, rebounding outside of her area, or contributing offensively within the flow of the game.

Tinder’s ability to play both inside and outside makes her particularly valuable. She can stretch defenses, attack off the bounce, and create matchup problems against smaller defenders. Defensively, her length allows her to disrupt passing lanes and challenge shots around the perimeter.

As Zionsville continues to chase another deep postseason run, Tinder’s development and consistency during June competition will be a major storyline. Her versatility gives the Eagles another weapon capable of influencing games on both ends of the floor.

Emma Tinder Emma Tinder 5'11" | SF Zionsville | 2027 State IN continues to impress each time she takes the floor. She brings consistent energy and was a key offensive contributor for Zionsville in this matchup, finishing with 14 points and 8 rebounds.

The junior guard showed her ability to impact the game on both ends, using her activity level and competitiveness to keep the Eagles in the fight. As a junior playing on a young Zionsville roster, Tinder’s continued development will be crucial, and she is a player who should only continue to improve as she takes on a larger leadership role for the Eagles.

Tinder added 19 points, providing Zionsville with a versatile and reliable scoring option on the wing. Her smooth jump shot and ability to attack the basket make her a consistent offensive threat, while her high basketball IQ allows her to make smart decisions in pick-and-roll situations, create open looks for teammates, and manage tempo when needed.

Defensively, Tinder is active and engaged, contesting shots, communicating on switches, and helping to disrupt passing lanes. Her two-way contribution helps balance Zionsville’s offense alongside McKenzie Chapman McKenzie Chapman 5'8" | PG Zionsville | 2027 State IN , giving the team multiple threats to rely on. Beyond stats, Tinder brings poise and consistency, showing the ability to perform in high-pressure moments and make an impact on both ends of the floor. Her versatility, basketball intelligence, and competitive mindset make her a cornerstone of Zionsville’s success.

Junior guard Emma Tinder Emma Tinder 5'11" | SF Zionsville | 2027 State IN  was the second-leading scorer in an intense matchup against Carmel, and she played with confidence from start to finish. She shot the ball well throughout the night, consistently finding her rhythm and locating the spots on the floor where she is most effective. Whether it was pulling up in the mid-range or attacking in transition, Tinder demonstrated a strong understanding of how to create her own shot. Her ability to generate high-quality scoring opportunities stood out, especially in key moments when Zionsville needed steady offensive production. Beyond her scoring, her poise and decision-making reflect the significant varsity experience she brings to this roster. That veteran presence has been invaluable for a Zionsville team that leans on its junior class, and Tinder continues to be one of the reliable anchors in their backcourt.

Emma is still one of those wait-and-see prospects, because she continues to grow. she’s added 2-3 inches just in the last year, and she might not be done. That growth, coupled with her skillet, has allowed her to play around the perimeter and in the mid-post. She’s starting to rebound more effectively, score it around the paint better, but she still maintains her perimeter skill and can handle it comfortably around the perimeter, plus knock down the occasional open 3-pointer. She’s been good, and her best days are ahead of her.