Indiana Basketball All-Star Classic Future Games - Top Performers - Prep Hoops (2024)

Bell is model of consistency every time we get the opportunity to see him play. You can pretty much take it to the bank that this left-handed guard from Wapahani High School is going to make shots, efficiently score 12-18 points, and help his team win a basketball game. That is exactly what Bell did on Friday evening at the Indiana Basketball All-Star Classic. He finished with 18 points while helping Team White earn a hard fought 84-80 victory.

Ranked as a Top 15 prospect in the first edition of Prep Hoops Indiana’s Class of 2027 rankings, Bolden is one of the top forwards in the freshman class. He proved that on Friday as he dominated around the basket finishing with 24 points on 9-10 shooting while grabbing 6 rebounds to help Team White to a blowout 102-72 victory. Bolden has great hands on the roll and a soft touch when finishing inside the paint. Really projectable upside.

Those that follow Indiana High School Basketball closely got to know this Liberty Christian product during his freshman season. He led a very young Lions team in scoring at 12.7 points per game while bringing them within one possession of a trip to Gainbridge Fieldhouse for the Class 1A state championship game. English proved himself once again on Friday going off for 26 points, including some really tough baskets off of the dribble, to lead all scorers in the second Futures Game of the evening at Anderson University.

His team struggled overall, but Fuller was certainly a bright spot for Team Red in the first Futures Game on Friday evening at the Indiana Basketball All-Star Classic. The explosive 5’9″ guard from Liberty Christian finished with 19 points and 4 assists showcasing his all-around dynamic playmaking ability. Fuller is lightening quick with the ball in his hands and is not afraid of challenging larger defenders around the rim at the end of his drives. He continues to prove himself as one of the best guards in Indiana’s Class of 2027.

You are going to continue to hear more and more about this prospect from Princeton High School over the next couple of years. Holmes is a really high-upside prospect and he had his talent on display at Anderson University on Friday. The versatile 6’5″-6’6″ wing/forward scored 20 points while seemingly putting the ball in the basket from every spot on the floor. Whether it was from beyond the arc, in the mid-range, or finishing around the basket with his size, Holmes showed offensive skill in a number of different ways.

Bryce Mathis

Bryce Mathis

Admittedly, we weren’t too familiar with this Perry Meridian High School prospect here at Prep Hoops Indiana going into Friday night’s contest. However, Mathis quickly made a name for himself and left a major impression scoring 20 points, grabbing 6 rebounds, and dishing out 4 assists while leading Team White to a hard fought 84-80 victory in the Indiana Basketball All-Star Classic. He is a really underrated playmaker in Indiana’s Class of 2026.

Brennan Miller Brennan Miller 6'7" | PF Lawrence North | 2026 State IN was doing Brennan Miller Brennan Miller 6'7" | PF Lawrence North | 2026 State IN things on Friday night at the Indiana Basketball All-Star Classic. The versatile 6’6″ forward from Lawrence North High School absolutely dominated the glass, accumulated a double-double by halftime, and finished with 12 points and an incredible 19 rebounds. Miller continues to solidify himself as one of, if not the, best rebounder in Indiana’s Class of 2026. Saturday, June 15th marks the first day that Division I coaches can directly contact rising juniors and you can expect Miller’s phone to be buzzing all day long.

One of the most productive sophom*ores in the state of Indiana this past season, Roseman has continued his strong play into the spring. He was the leading scorer in the first game on Friday evening finishing with 26 points to go along with 7 rebounds and 5 assists which earned him MVP honors. The 6’0″ guard is such a great finisher around the basket and is excellent in the mid-range as well. It was an outstanding all-around performance for the Bishop Chatard product.