2027 Newcomers- More Names to Know

Turning our heads to the ladies who are making their skills on the floor known as they climb up the rankings with plenty of time to improve their game even more, you don't want to miss out on these ballers!    She transferred to Western Reserve Academy from South Carolina, where she was among the state's top 2027 ballers. With her strength and agility, she can play any position on the floor, she has the power moves in the paint and the ball handling skills as well. She can score inside and outside the paint and makes hard cuts through the defense to score at the rim. Gets up and down the floor in transition and is never standing in one spot for too long. When she takes the ball to the rack, it's very hard to stop her. She makes her debut at 28.     Madison is making her debut at number 42. She is a clever player and her choices with and without the ball reflect the composure with which she plays! I like her unexpected displays of the ball during transition plays and how she sees her open teammates, great court vision. She manages the tempo of the game and is patient with the ball, deflects passes, and is always communicating with her teammates.     Climbing up to the watchlist is a lengthy center guard who can do it all, she really gets the job done. Kerns places herself perfectly inside the paint and bodies up her defender to score! She is crafty, she is prepared for the ball and finds ways to score! Passes the rock down the floor in transition, talks with her teammates on and off the bench and does a swell job at stopping the ball on defense. Passes rarely get inside the paint with her defending the inside.     Nowell does a variety of things as she steps onto the floor, she can take the ball to the rim, shoot from the outside and has nice ball handling skills. She can take over the game in a heartbeat as well as setting the pace of the game. She has a nice stroke from the outside as well as a smooth pull up mid-range jumper. She gets back on defense with her speed and gets in the passing lanes. Not afraid to get inside and fight for rebounds. She also makes her way onto the watchlist.     She locates her open teammates and is never selfish with the ball. [player_tooltip player_id='874989' first='Avery' last=''] is an example of a selfless athlete! She makes the extra pass, gets down the floor and keeps it wide. When it comes to racking up the assists collum, this girl has no problem doing so. She has a very nice stroke from the perimeter, quick release so it's hard to get a hand in her face. Stepping onto the watchlist!

Turning our heads to the ladies who are making their skills on the floor known as they climb up the rankings with plenty of time to improve their game even more, you don't want to miss out on these ballers!