INDIANA TOP 80 EVENT RECAPS
Indiana Top 80 Team Evaluations – Team 3
No. 6 5’10 ’18 Matthew Martin of North Vernon/ Greenburg HS Martin has solid fundamentals and a really good understanding of the game. He’s a team first player and plays within the structure of the game. Martin’s strongest attribute is his ability to shoot with range. He’s a good 3-point marksman and can score efficiency from beyond the arch. The next step in his development is to be more...
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Indiana Top 80 Team Evaluations – Team 2
No. 2 5’9 ’17 Kobe Webster of Indianapolis/ Park Tudor Talk about consistency, Webster scored 13, 15 and 15 in the three games at the Indiana Top 80 event. Simply put, Webster has a terrific feel for the game. He has an advanced basketball IQ and can run a team to perfection. Webster excelled in transition as well as the half court. He also sports a great looking jump shot as he shot with...
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Indiana Top 80 Team Evaluations – Team 1
No. 4 5’10 ’16 Andrew Garrett of New Castle / New Castle HS Garrett has all the skills, intangibles, and most of all the ability to score from the 3-point line. He had a breakout performance where he had a game high 20 points and knocked down six 3-pointers. Garrett is so fundamentally sound. He understands the game and plays with tremendous poise and confidence. Garrett is a strong academic...
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A Very Bright Future For Curry
When it comes to recruiting and player projections there are is a lot of fluidity involved. The younger the player gets, the tougher it becomes to project. There are a lot of moving pieces involved in the progression of a player. 6’6” 2019 Sydney Curry of Bishop Luers High School in Fort Wayne, Indiana has yet to play in a high school game, but sometimes you can just tell that a kid has a...
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Indiana Top 80: Award Winners
Mr Top 80 6’7” 2017 Kris Wilkes North Central HS To anyone who was at Lawrence Central High School it was evident that Wilkes was the easy choice here. During the day Wilkes tallied 30, 33, and 20 point games for an average of 27.7 points per game. However, it was more so how he scored. He was blissful in transition gliding down the court, he was thunderous at the rim as he powered home dunk...
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Indiana Top 80 Recap – Freshman Stand Outs
Phenom Hoops traveled to Indianapolis, Indiana to conduct the inaugural Indiana Top 80 and the event was a huge success. Today, we want to take a look at some players that grabbed our attention. These freshmen played with poise and maturity. 6’0 ’19 Manuel Brown (Scecina Memorial) Brown averaged in double digits in all three games. The freshman proved he belonged on the big stage. We were...
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Indiana Top 80 Part 1 Recap
Phenom Hoops traveled to Indianapolis, Indiana to conduct the inaugural Indiana Top 80 and the event was a huge success. Phenom Hoops traveled to Indianapolis, Indiana to conduct the inaugural Indiana Top 80 and the event was a huge success. Leading the way were the players that are already on the national radar. We will be writing articles throughout the week, but today we are going to take a...
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Indiana Top 80: The Committed Players Show Well
Grant Gelon (Indiana) 6’6” Senior Crown Point HS Many people had not seen much of Gelon, but he certainly walked into the gym with people talking. It took him a game to get going, however once he did it was easy to see what he did. Gelon is a shooter, a shot maker. In his second game he scored 24 points and in the third on he scored 16. Gelon was confident from deep, he had a soft touch, and...
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Indiana Top 80 Recap – Part 2
Phenom Hoops traveled to Indianapolis, Indiana to conduct the inaugural Indiana Top 80 and the event was a huge success. Today, we want to take a look at some players that grabbed our attention. 6’0 ’16 Dionte Raines (Anderson) Dionte Raines came into camp with a chip on his shoulder. He plays with a high motor and the explosive combo guard enjoyed a productive day at the inaugural Indiana Top...
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Indiana Top 80: Breakout Performers
Indiana Top 80 – Breakout Players Coming into a new state a lot of the players seem as if they are breakout, because a lot of them are new. Especially when you go into a state like Indiana, when you have a Top 80 and everyone invited is good. We had the luxury of a great scout team helping us out, so that we were able to get (baring the SATs and Official visits) pretty close to the right...
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