March Rankings Update: The Top 5 PGs In '27

There's been great basketball being played within the month, but this is a time to talk about the recently posted March rankings. They were just updated a few days ago and this is a suitable time to discuss what's going on. The point guard spot is an essential position amongst the class with a bunch of talent. These are all gifted players with different skillsets, yet they all affect the game in a major way. Below are the top 5 ranked point guards in the class.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.     [player_tooltip player_id='351875' first='Alannah' last='Morantus'] (2027) | 6'0 PG | Cushing Academy   Alannah is a special player that can play many positions, but she's, especially compelling lining up as a point guard. At 6'0 with long arms and incredibly skilled with her handle, she has all the measurables next level schools are looking for, plus she can be a potent scorer. opposing guards have a tough time suppressing her abilities. The defense provided can be stately too, that's where that length and agility really come into play. Morantus can matchup with just about anyone on the perimeter. There's this overwhelming sense of confidence that she exudes every time she hots the floor. That aura she gives forth can be infectious to teammates and raise their level of play. Teammates feel comfortable knowing they have someone so mighty out there with them. They're able to feed off her and this has proved to keep them in games. The overall impact on the game is prominent and that's why she's the #1 player at the position.     [player_tooltip player_id='518717' first='Anna' last='Moser'] (2027) | 5'9 PG | Hoosac   A smooth point guard with topnotch scoring capabilities. Her shooting ability really separates her from others in the class. It doesn't matter what manner; Anna can do it all with her jump shot. She gets to her spots comfortably off the bounce, the stationary 3-pointers leave quickly because she's already shot-ready and she can be ran off numerous types of screens. Her shot is seamless, without any glitches or hitches, so Moser can get them off fluently with hands in her space. The mechanics are flawless and that allows her to shoot significantly faster than others. The attention she requires from the total defense is massive. Players must pick their poison with her, when defenders decide to crowd her to contain the shooting potential, Anna dices through the lane decisively. Her passes are next level and when combined with fantastic vision, the #2 ranked point appears to be one of the toughest hoopers to contain.     [player_tooltip player_id='967273' first='Tiffany' last='Burns'] (2027) | 5'9 PG | Austin Prep   Burns showed true determination this year through the adversity Austin Prep faced at times this season. Tiffany's game was unwavering through the uncertainties. It was always clear what she brought to the table and as things picked up, her game elevated even more. She's a high-powered point guard that plays the pick & roll well in the halfcourt, gets in lane effectively plus she be incredibly efficient as the game speeds up. Burns plays solid defense as well. She understands where to be on the floor and she helps the team's overall defensive ability through her communication. Burns gets the job done with diligent and savvy play.     [player_tooltip player_id='967279' first='Gyselle' last='Mairs'] (2027) | 5'6 PG | Portsmouth   Gyselle was one of the hottest up and coming prospects last year, but is now considered to be one of RI's top talents. She's a complete gamechanger on the floor for Portsmouth. When looking at her play, she's absolutely electrifying. Mairs is a consistent playmaker. The #4 ranked point guard is regularly controlling various levels of the defense with sly dribbling techniques, showcasing her ability to pull up from anywhere and has shown she has a knack for keeping plays alive. Mairs crafts positive outcomes from situations that seem unfathomable. Not just an offensive player though, Gyselle brings tough nosed attributes to the other side of the ball too. She hustles to the loose balls and loves to pluck the ball loose from weak ballhandlers. Her skill at making guards turn their bodies greatly aids the defense due to the time taken off the clock before they could start a play. There is no outrunning Mairs either; she'll track anyone down in a footrace. It'll be exciting to see Gyselle get a chance to be let loose during AAU. Her game is extremely fun to watch.     [player_tooltip player_id='351874' first='Hannah' last='Murphy'] (2027) | 5'4 PG | Cushing   Hannah is a smart player that affects the game in all the right ways. She's never doing too much with the ball in her hands and like to keep things simple. Her efficient style of play makes her an intriguing point guard. Murphy is a steady rim driver that isn't afraid of any looming bigs. She's shown the ability to finish layups from difficult angles many times throughout the season. Some things that stand out is her ability to attack close outs from the wings with either hand, how deep she gets in the paint, how quickly she gets the ball out her hands, as well as getting out wide to run the floor and the high paced energy shown on defense. She plays with a competitive spirit that rallies teammates. She's also a positive team member, no matter what's happening on the floor. Her defense has really shown to be dependable too. Hannah is listed as the #5 rankedpoint guard in the class.

There's been great basketball being played within the month, but this is a time to talk about the recently posted March rankings. They were just updated a few days ago and this is a suitable time to discuss what's going on. The point guard spot is an essential position amongst the class with a bunch of talent. These are all gifted players with different skillsets, yet they all affect the game in a major way. Below are the top 5 ranked point guards in the class.