As we gear up for the 2024 high school basketball season, Wabash Valley is showcasing some of the best young talents in Indiana. These players are making names for themselves with impressive skills, athleticism, and leadership on the court. Here’s a closer look at ten standout players to keep an eye on this season.

1. Treigh Schelsky – Park Heritage, 6’0″, Point Guard, Progeny

Entering his junior season, Treigh Schelsky stands out as one of the top guards in Indiana. Known as a versatile, three-level scorer, Treigh is a dynamic playmaker with excellent court vision. He’s expected to be one of the leading scorers in Class 2A, and he already holds an offer from Marian University (NAIA). With his scoring and passing abilities, Treigh is primed for an outstanding season.

2. Brady Klopfenstein – Terre Haute North, 6’6″, Shooting Guard, Jammers

Brady’s profile as a player continues to rise. Known as one of the top shooters in his class, he has the size and skill to become a potential Division 1 recruit. If he keeps up his hard work and high-level performance, there’s no doubt that college programs will take notice. Brady is a player to watch as he makes his mark in Wabash Valley.

3. Cooper Bock – Sullivan, 6’5″, Small Forward, Jammers

This season, Sullivan will lean heavily on Cooper Bock. A defensive force with an elite shot-blocking ability, Cooper also has a refined touch around the rim, making him a dual threat. As the primary option for the Arrows, expect Cooper to dominate both ends of the floor and be a game-changer in every matchup.

4. Brayden Goff – Northview, 6’0″, Point Guard, Jammers

Brayden Goff is widely regarded as one of the state’s best true point guards. A do-it-all player for Northview, Brayden has the skills to potentially average a triple-double this season. His defensive tenacity and offensive playmaking make him invaluable to the Knights, who will rely on him to lead them through the season.

5. Blake Neil – Bloomfield, 6’4″, Shooting Guard, Team Indiana

Blake Neil has been a leader for Bloomfield since he first stepped on the court. Entering his junior season, he has shown the potential to be an Indiana Junior All-Star. With his consistent scoring and team-oriented play, Blake is set for another impactful season and will continue to be a pillar for Bloomfield basketball.

6. Connor Daily – Linton, 6’3″, Shooting Guard, Jammers

Connor Daily is the type of player who brings consistency every game. As a steady shooting guard for Linton, his reliability on both ends of the floor is crucial. Coaches and teammates alike know they can count on Connor’s consistent performance to help carry the team forward.

7. Gavin Woelfle – Terre Haute North, 5’9″, Point Guard, Jammers

Gavin has shown tremendous growth over the past six months, and all eyes are on him to lead the Patriots this year. His improvement and dedication to the game make him an exciting prospect, and it will be interesting to see how he continues to develop as the season progresses.

8. Cameron Fennell – Terre Haute North, 6’1″, Shooting Guard, Jammers

Cameron Fennell brings a combination of strong shooting and defense to Terre Haute North. Known for his shooting range, he is a crucial part of the Patriots’ lineup. Cameron’s versatility and defensive intensity make him a player to watch closely this season.

9. Howard Lewis – Terre Haute South, 6’4″, Power Forward, Jammers

Howard Lewis is a powerful presence on the court with his rebounding ability and strong finishes around the rim. As a forward for Terre Haute South, Howard’s physicality and hustle play will be essential in driving the team’s success this season.

10. Christian Bryan – Northview, 5’11”, Shooting Guard, Craig Porter Elite

Christian Bryan is a sharpshooter with a knack for lighting up the scoreboard. As a shooting guard for the Knights, his shooting ability will be a significant asset for Northview. Fans can expect Christian to have a productive season as he brings his scoring talents to the court.


Each of these players has the potential to leave a lasting impact on their teams and communities. As they continue to develop and excel, we can expect to see Wabash Valley’s basketball talent make waves beyond the high school level. Stay tuned for what promises to be an exciting season, as these young athletes showcase their skills and compete at the highest level.