Rankings Update: 2027 – Players Who Will Come Into Their Own
Below are 5 players that may not step up and make a varsity impact immediately this winter but over time they will step up into their own, showing that they are consistent and efficient contributors on the basketball court at…
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Continue ReadingBelow are 5 players that may not step up and make a varsity impact immediately this winter but over time they will step up into their own, showing that they are consistent and efficient contributors on the basketball court at the varsity level. Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!
Addyson Luvan Addyson Luvan 5’1″ | PG Jefferson | 2027 IA is going to come into high school as an underrated player with the ability to grow both physically, and in the game of basketball. Luvan is a quick guard, who is getting better year-in and year-out. Each season that she steps on the floor she seems to get better and better, showing steady and consistent improvement. I think once Luvan walks on the high school court and gets some confidence under her feet, she is going to be a game changer. A player that will consistently produce for her high school program, over the next few seasons, in more than one way. Now all she has to do is go out, trust in her work, and make it happen.
Tylee Weite Tylee Weite 5’10” | SG Des Moines – Valley | 2027 State IA displayed this spring a lot of good things on both sides of the floor. Weite, is a 5’8 combo guard, who can play defense on a smaller player or bigger forward, depending on what is being asked of her by her team. Offensively, she is a player who can make some things happen with her scoring and passing at times. This winter Weite is going to join up with a high school team in the Valley Tigers, that is going to be a contender for a state championship. Their varsity roster has size, skill, and smarts when it comes to the game, they just have to put it together. Again, this is another situation where I am not sure if Weite is going to see a ton of varsity time right away but over the next few years, I expect some big things out of this one.