My 2027 players who could be the best scorers in the class

This llist definitely has some of the most talented and capable scorers in the 2027 class. That said, not all of them are ones I believe will be top 10. All of them are players that I have enjoyed watching.    Grace was 1st eam all Greater Spokane League as a freshman. She had a 34 point game with 5 threes in an early season game. A knock down three point shooter all season long. She is skilled in all phases of the game with good instincts on defense, and a great basketball IQ. She can turn the corner quickly and gets to the basket with a purpose. Ridgeline has a lot to be excited about next season as they have a lot of talent coming back.     Kyla was a force for Bellarmine Prep last season and many times it started with her defense. She is listed as a small Forward at 5'9. She is very quick, fast, and has the ball handling skills to facilitate on the break after forcing turnovers. She is a capable shooter from three, making her a valuable player with ability to impact games in a variety of ways. Offensively and defensively. A second team all league pick last season in her freshman campaign. I would expect her scoring numbers to see a big jump with another year' of experience and everything she brings to the game.     Kawehi has talent, size, athleticism, and toughness. She is a force in the paint and has a high energy style that helps her to be so effective. She can be a grab and go rebounder with her ability to handle it. She has good speed and runs the floor. She has good hands - an underrated aspect of the game, especially for post players. Her footwork and agility are on point. Her shooting touch is good and extends to the three. She has all the things you need to do great things on the court and help win games.     Finley is an obvious pick here as one of the most talented players in the 2027 class. She has one of the most well rounded offensive games of any in the class. She has the length to be even more effective, making her a threat to score in the mid-range, on the break, shooting it well, land being opportunistic. Lynden has a great team which will spread out the scoring but no player is as important on the offensive end for Lynden as Parcher will be.     A dynamic scoring threat from all levels. She has some excellent skills that make her one of the best in the class. She can score it off the dribble with quick pulls from mid-range, she can blow by the defense with the dribble drive and she can shoot it well from anywhere. She is a quick and decisive offensive threat that seems to come naturally without thinking, she just does the right things. If you find yourself watching basketball and thinking a player should do something before they do it, that's what it's like watching her play..     A nice guard who should take over the point guard role next season full time as she shared that duty last year. She is deceptively quick when she gets downhill, a bit of which comes from her skills and game smarts. She has the ability to to become a great shooter and already is a good one from three. She has a lot of creative flow to her game, which again speaks to the countless hours of working on and watching the game. She is fun to watch, another one that plays the game the way you would like to see.     Honorable mention all conference last season.. I watched her as a freshman at the showcase and she was a tough player. She made my all tournament team. Most of that was her ability to go hard to the basket, and play with a high energy style. She rebounded well, was active all over the floor,. She was effective getting downhill from the perimeter. She has versatility and she is willing to do what it takes to help her team and help herself to get tough buckets. She is a good athlete who can continue to turn that into high ceiling potential with talent.     How about MVP and all defensive team as a freshman on a really good team. That exactly what she did, making her one of the favorites to be among the leading scoring players in the class of 2027. She is a great shooter and can get looks with the dribble. She gets a lot of looks from the break, forcing turnovers and excelling in the open floor. She is quick, a dangerous shooter, and crafty around the basket. Deer Park will be a dangerous team next season with virtually everyone back from last year's state tournament team.     Kylie is a high energy, tough, and hard nosed player. She goes at the defense with no fear on the dribble drive. She gets to the line a lot times because of that. She has good quickness, using it on the offensive end and harassing on defense. She likes to get into opposing guards on defense with her high energy style. The one thing ths stands out is her want to get into the lane or all the way to the basket on the drive. With her quick dribble it is often effective. She can knock down open looks from three. Once she becomes a better shooter, she will be even tougher to stop.     A whole lot of potential here. There is the obvious length but not many put that together with the other skills she has. She has been developing guard like skills it seems for awhile. She has gotten to be a player who can take it and go, from rebounds, or in the half court. She can get to the rim off the dribble drive, and she has some nice moves and skill to finish. She will impact the games with her rebounds, blocks,, and the things she should with her size, but she may also impact the game with things you don't see a lot from a 6'3 player. The continued development should be fun to watch.     The first thing I noticed watching Bella was her shooting skills. She has a beautiful release on her shot which extends beyond the three point line. She should be an even better shooter next season, with elite potential on the shot mechanics. She is a very smart player who can get into the last and make plays, and she sees the floor well. She plays with acontrol, and never seems to be out of sorts, that speaks to countless hours in the gym refining those skills that make you a well rounded player.     I will keep this one short and sweet. Aylah is one of the best freshman in recent years of WA high school basketball. She can do it all and her future is bright as a big-time college prospect.    There's so many more, I will add a list of rmore top candidates here. By no means does that mean these players are not as talented.     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This llist definitely has some of the most talented and capable scorers in the 2027 class. That said, not all of them are ones I believe will be top 10. All of them are players that I have enjoyed watching.