5 Sleepers To Watch Among The '27 Rankings

Hopefully everyone had a wonderful time spent with loved ones over the weekend. As things start getting back to normal and back to regular scheduled programming, this is the ideal time to discuss some of the underrated talent listed from the '27's. This is the first update to the class this school season so far. There's not a better time other than now to mention the latest as basketball winds up for everyone. There're over 90 girls ranked in this curated list; below are some sleepers touched upon from the class of 2027.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    Sara is quickly ascending. She's very productive and is flexible for many different looking lineups. At times exceedingly impactful, the productivity is essential, especially because she affects both sides of the ball. Santimaw's overall potential is awesome. She's a viable scoring option that doesn't force shots up and catches a rhythm quickly. Sara's consistent play allows her to be relied upon from her teammates looking to find the open player. Santimaw's athleticism helps dictate her driving lanes. The agility she moves with allows her to shift her weight and height to create space. Sara's soft touch around the rim make it easy for her to finish tough layups and she is likely to draw contact at the rim. She isn't afraid to take it to the chest of defenders, no matter their size. As a defender, her reach makes it easy disrupt players' line of vision. Santimaw is a grade-a help-defender too. Her length makes it effortless for her to drop down to assist teammates. She can be an off-ball pest that makes it hard for plays to be ran through. Sara is a player to keep an eye on as the year progresses.     <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/player/olivia-quagrello/">[player_tooltip player_id='1052795' first='Olivia' last='Quagrello']</a> (2027) | 5'8 CG | Swampscott   Olivia is a player that will make plenty of headway this season. The 5'8 combo guard is a terrific talent that knows how to play the game and is a striking force at the position. Olivia attacks perimeter defenders off the dribble with a stealthy handle that permits her lane penetration skills. She finishes solidly off 2 feet and has a plethora of counters for players stepping up. Quagrello is able shoot from deep, so that makes her a valuable drive-and-kick option for her passing teammates. Olivia is also a determined defender. She gives quality possessions by showing the ultimate hustle and regulrly showcases the willpower to get through the tough screens set. Quagrello is an interesting watch this season. Expect her to keep rising up the boards with her high-yielding game.     [player_tooltip player_id='971341' first='Grace' last='Solari'] (2027) | 5'7 PG | Marianapolis Prep   Solari has an all-around game that can initiate the offense, knock down open shots and find ways to score in the lane. She's a player that doesn't require the ball in her hands at all times to be successful. Advancing the ball comes easy for Grace. Her tendency to analyze situations before she makes a play keeps her ahead of the defense. Solari is also exceptional when screens are being ran for her. She stands defenders up before dashing to the perimeter and running tight off the screeners that give her the most space. Her shooting is steady, without wavering. She also has the clutch gene, which makes her looked upon in the critical moments, Currently the #17 player at the position, Grace can quickly rise up the ranks after finding success this season.     [player_tooltip player_id='1005187' first='Lily' last='Downing'] (2027) | 5'3 PG | Natick   Lily is one of the better complete facilitators in the class. She leads others to easier baskets by getting them the ball on time and on target. Downing's handle is tight, tricky, yet under control. With Lily running the point, offense is run smoothly and efficiently. She isn't prone to excessive turnovers, no matter the quality of defense. Lily has a dependable long-range shot that will keep the defense honest, especially as defenders may attempt to crowd her. Her defense is solid as well. Even though she's a smaller guard, her quickness allows her to stay attached to tough ballhandlers. Downing proved to be one of the more thorough pure point guards at the Top 250 Camp. She's the #44 ranked player in the class and the #14 player at the position.     [player_tooltip player_id='924532' first='Sophia' last='Webb'] (2027) | 5'11 PF/SF | Marianapolis   Sophia is incredibly athletic and strong. She uses her physical tools to her advantage. Webb is faster than most bigger players that guard her and way too powerful for perimeter players that get stuck on her. Sophia makes her presence known on the glass too. She is super impactful putting back missed layups around the rim. As a defender, Webb can matchup against multiple positions. She uses her physique to dominate the paint and deter players coming in the lane. Sophia is an underestimated player and as she polishes her game off, she'll surely climb the ranks.

Hopefully everyone had a wonderful time spent with loved ones over the weekend. As things start getting back to normal and back to regular scheduled programming, this is the ideal time to discuss some of the underrated talent listed from the '27's. This is the first update to the class this school season so far. There's not a better time other than now to mention the latest as basketball winds up for everyone. There're over 90 girls ranked in this curated list; below are some sleepers touched upon from the class of 2027.