(Pictured: Lawrent Rice)

Saturday, Indiana Basketball Source spent the day at the Midwest Circuit I.D. camp. In a previous article, the 2022 top performers were detailed. The field was littered with top-notch 2023 prospects. Here is a look at the biggest 2023 standouts from the day.

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Gabe Sisk – Ballard (Ky.)

Sisk is a high-scoring guard from Louisville. He made an impression on Indiana Basketball Source with his 17U performance at the Terrific 24 in August. On Saturday, Sisk played at a high level again. Sisk is a big guard at 6’3”/6’4” with wide shoulders and a strong build for a sophomore. He has a scoring mentality where he naturally finds scoring opportunities. In a camp setting, that served him particularly well. Sisk constantly scored in transition as defenses failed to stop him. He’s also a good shooter that doesn’t need time or space. He’s an excellent college prospect.

(Pictured: Tayshawn Comer)

Indiana Basketball Source spent Saturday at the Midwest Circuit I.D. Camp. In the first installment of reviews, the biggest standouts from the 2022 class are detailed. Later in the week, there will be more breakdowns from the event.

James Jewell – Eastern HS (Louisville, Ky.)

Jewell was an unknown to me before the camp, but he changed that in a hurry. The lanky wing played with energy throughout the day leading to rebounds, dunks, and other scoring opportunities. It wasn’t just his physical tools that made him stand out. He also displayed a smooth jumper that has excellent rotation. He hit shots off the catch and over defender in the mid-range. There is little doubt that he has the talent to play at the mid-major level, but he has the attributes to give him a chance at the high-major tier as well.