Top 5 Indiana girls basketball players in Class of 2023
3. Rashunda Jones, G, Washington
Jones will again team up alongside Amiyah Reynolds for what should be a talented Washington Panthers team once more in 2022-23. Last season, the Panthers steamrolled Silver Creek to win a Class 3A state championship. Throughout her junior season, Jones averaged over 11 points, four rebounds and four assists, forming a strong trio alongside Reynolds and her older sister, Mila. In December 2021, Jones made her college decision, choosing to stay in state to play with the Purdue Boilermakers. But before heading off to West Lafayette, the 79th-ranked player in the Class of 2023 will have her eyes on becoming a back-to-back state champion.
Panther REWIND ⏪ 💚🐾@PurdueWBB commit
2023🕷 @rashunda_jones 🕷5’8 CG✅ Electric in the open court
✅ Elite defender on/off ball
✅ Ultimate team player
✅ Playmaker
✅ Legit 3 level scorer
✅ “Shades of Dana Evans but taller & better shooter at this age”
– @LBI_Steve pic.twitter.com/apU0npOlDm— 🐾Washington Panthers GBB 🐾 (@WHSPanthersGBB) June 4, 2022

