'27 March Ranking Update: Who Are The Stock Risers?

What a year from the 2027 girls. This listing of girls has grown immensely throughout the season and that's owed to the stellar play from the young, but proven group. With the rankings updated the other day, it's the ideal time to discuss what happening here. Below are 5 of the region's 2027 stock risers.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    [player_tooltip player_id='1050217' first='Sara' last='Santimaw'] (2027) | 6'1 SF/SG | Taft   Sara is one of those players that's so intriguing watch. She projects as a dynamic difference maker in the near future. With such a remarkably high ceiling due to her long-range capabilities and incredible length standing at 6'1, Santimaw still remains a constant positive on the floor. She finds ways to be effective plus the wing is efficient. Any other word used to describe her besides 'sniper' would be an understatement. The shooting is absolutely paramount. When she's knocking down shots, everything else in her game seems to open up. Not just a marksman though, she crashes the glass hard, makes the extra passes and will hustle to make a defensive play on the ball. The impact that can be had on any given game, can't be overlooked. Sara requires opposing team's better players to be extremely attentive. The Class A All-Star will look continue her stellar play this Spring. Taft's rising star is currently the #54 ranked player in the class. It'll be exciting to see the rest of her development with all these games ahead of her.     [player_tooltip player_id='830722' first='Jordyn' last='Crump'] (2027) | 5'8 CG | Biddeford   The tough nosed, gritty and assertive play from Crump has gotten her within the top 10 of the class. The recent Yale offer has been substantiated with her powerful attacking 2-way play. The athleticism demonstrated has proven to be top level plus she sports a nice touch around the rim. She commands notice anywhere she's at on the floor. The #8 ranked prospect from Maine plays a refreshing style of basketball, never doing too much with the ball in her hands and displaying pestering defense regularly that encroaches in rival's spaces. Crump will do whatever it takes to get the job done; she's a real winner that plays productive basketball from the start of the whistle to the very last. Its invigorating watching her get the job done any way she possibly can.     [player_tooltip player_id='481346' first='Lauren' last='Fitzgerald'] (2027) | 6'0 SG | Tabor   Lauren is a wonderful 2-way off-ball guard that can play a few positions to a high degree. What stands out is her ability to bring a certain level of energy to the game. No matter where Fitzgerald may be, she has a tendency to make a play that gets her squad going. It doesn't matter whether that's a timely defensive play or her getting the momentum going with some transition points, teammates seem to feed off Lauren's vigor. Her ability to make impact plays is what has her ranked as the #18 player. Lauren goes up against some of the best talent in the region on a daily basis and holds her own, this has significant weight.     [player_tooltip player_id='352998' first='Taelor' last='Arnold'] (2027) | 5'1 PG |   Don't be misguided by Arnold's height, Ethel Walker's All-Star talent has such a big game. The foundation is certainly predicated on change of heights/speeds, ball control, reaction time and decisive playmaking. Taelor's eyes scan the floor at an advanced rate. Her attributes make it very easy for her to counter on a dime plus she combats physicality with quick agility. Even being a smaller guard, she has shown many times that she's not afraid to attack the giants of the paint. The '27 guard makes it look easy adjusting to lane protectors and she crafts paths through traffic that allow her to quickly get shots off. Besides the offense, Arnold's defense deserves some mentioning. Her blazing speeds make it tough for many guards to get comfortable. Chicago State has been the first to offer her, but the stately play from Taelor will garner her more attention.     Kendal Lee (2027) | 5'10 CG | Brooks   Lee is one of the most versatile players in the class. She's the #35 ranked player and #10 at her position. The 5'10 combo guard has great size, but more importantly understands how to use it effectively in the game. Watching her play, one thing that stands out is how she gets to her spots with limited dribbles. The dribbles carry her to the spot almost gliding to her desired position. Kendall also understands how to capitalize on the shortcomings of the defense and exploits mismatches easily. Lee commands attention on the move so teammates can prosper off her touches. The Brooks rising star started this year amongst a plethora of talented girls. Her functionality made her a must-play through the season.

What a year from the 2027 girls. This listing of girls has grown immensely throughout the season and that's owed to the stellar play from the young, but proven group. With the rankings updated the other day, it's the ideal time to discuss what happening here. Below are 5 of the region's 2027 stock risers.