2027 Rankings: Top 5 Shakeup

Now that these sophomore players have played through, roughly, 2 seasons of varsity play, we had a bit of a shakeup with the top 5 in the 2027 class.    Kawhi made the jump from 3 to the top spot after an extremely impressive and productive sophomore season, so far. Borden has proven she can be Sumner's top offensive option, with [player_tooltip player_id='318805' first='Olivia' last='Collins'] being a top player for them too. She is a player who can play down low or outside on the wing and be just as productive. She is an incredible athlete who will just out work and make her opponents tired, yet she still has a full motor to keep going. She knocks down deep shots with ease, stretching the floor for her team. She already has many D1 schools looking at her, including offers from Washington, Utah, and Oregon.     Julia's skillset and ability to do it all on the court is extremely apparent. She is a player who scores at 3 levels in a variety of ways. She can knock down deep shots, stop on a dime to hit mid-range shots, get down hill to finish with either hand and even mix in a beautiful floater from time to time. She plays elite defense, moving her feet quickly to stay in front of opposing players with no problem. She has many D1 schools looking her way too and the number of them will only keep climbing at the rate she is improving on the court.     There was plenty of hype in Whatcom County around Parcher when she was coming into Lynden a year and half ago, now everyone else around the state is starting to see why. She dominated her freshman season, leading the Lions to the state championship for the first time in 4 seasons. Parcher is a 6'0" point guard who runs the floor well and really knows how to get to her spots. She plays sort of old school, picking apart defenses by getting to the bucket and hitting mid-range shots.     Aylah is one of the most dynamic players in the state. She has already show she can score in high volumes, averaging over 20 a game. She lets it fly from deep, having the green light and being able to sink it from anywhere. She handles the ball well and finds her teammates easily, having elite court vision. Cornwall continues to get better and is gearing up to lead Gonzaga Prep deep into the postseason once again.     Keleesa continues to come up big for her team in all aspects on the court. She stuffs the stat sheet nightly, making big plays on both ends. She is a selfless player who always finds her open teammates and crashes the glass hard. She finishes with both hands just as effectively and hits deep shots with ease off the dribble or catch. Howard knows the game well, showing off her IQ nightly with beautiful passes and always knowing what she is going to do next.

Now that these sophomore players have played through, roughly, 2 seasons of varsity play, we had a bit of a shakeup with the top 5 in the 2027 class.