Resilient Sophomore Guard Building on High School Scoring Pedigree Despite Preseason Injury
Josiah Dunham is a 6'0" sophomore guard for Southern Indiana whose 2025-26 season (4.8 PPG, 34.4% FG) was limited by a preseason injury that cut his campaign to 20 games with 10 starts [1][3]. His differentiator is elite intensity and defensive grit, evidenced by his senior high school stats of 2.5 steals per game and a reputation as a "dedicated" player who plays with high energy [3][7]. While his shooting efficiency dipped to 34.4% in college, his 5.1 APG and 4.7 RPG in his final high school season prove he can run an offense and create for others [3]. He is a high-fit prospect for teams needing a tough, ball-hawking guard who brings veteran-level competitiveness despite being young, provided they can support his development in shooting consistency.
