Movement in the Top 15 of the 2027 Rankings

There was a lot of movement in the 2027 rankings, especially in the top 15. There is also a new number 1.    [player_tooltip player_id='1093289' first='Miciah' last='Fusilier'] has interest from Division I schools all over the country, making it easy for her to be moved from #2 to #1 in the class.   Fusilier can do just about anything on the floor. On offense, she can score easily inside, using that 6'4" frame and athleticism to shoot over defenders. She can also extend her range, as she has proven to be a solid mid-range and 3-point shooter.   As expected, she is a phenomenal post defender. Fusilier blocks every shot she sees, sending the ball into the third row without remorse. On the glass, there are few who can successfully box her out as she is an animal in the rebounding category.   [player_tooltip player_id='1093289' first='Miciah' last='Fusilier'] has already been a part of Jr WNBA competitions and there is a great chance she can make it to that level someday.     In [player_tooltip player_id='1090347' first='Traniyah' last='Weston']'s first year as a starter, she excelled. She moved into the top 5, and for good reason.   The guard was named to the 6A Central all-conference team and was also a 6A all-state selection. Weston was a pest on defense all season long, stripping ball-handlers and poking away passes, turning them into easy points. She made excellent plays on offense throughout the season as well.   Weston proved to be a dangerous shooter, whether that was from three or the mid-range. She also proved that she was even better at driving to the bucket and finishing through contact. The guard knows how to draw contact, frustrating defenses every time a whistle blew.   [player_tooltip player_id='1090347' first='Traniyah' last='Weston'] is the present and future of this Conway team. Despite the Lady Wampus Cats losing their senior leadership, which made up quite a bit of their roster, fans of the white and blue should feel just fine with this star leading the way.     [player_tooltip player_id='1093288' first='Greenlee' last='Elmore'] was crucial to Pulaski Academy's undefeated regular season and in their run to the 4A championship game. This sophomore has so much potential.   Elmore had some impressive performances in the postseason, but her play in the title game was spectacular. Though the Lady Bruins ultimately fell short, Elmore's play was a positive that can be taken away as she posted 25 points, 11 rebounds, and shot 10/23 from the field.   Elmore is a fantastic outside shooter who can knock down shots off the catch and off the dribble. She can take over games by herself, which she attempted to do in the title game. The guard is also a great rebounder. 4 of her 11 boards came on the offensive end, giving her team extra scoring opportunities.   [player_tooltip player_id='1093288' first='Greenlee' last='Elmore'] is a great young talent who will lead this team in the future. Keep up with her and the other solid young players on this Pulaski Academy team.     [player_tooltip player_id='877661' first='Rylee' last='Wilburn'] took a giant leap to nudge herself into the top 10 of the ranking. Rector is not the biggest school but they have a bonafide superstar in Wilburn.   During the regular season, she averaged 19.5 points, 9.7 rebounds, 3.2 assists, 1.3 steals, and 2.5 blocks per game. She recorded 15 double-doubles throughout the year and she was recently named to the 2A-3 all-conference, all-region, and all-state teams. Wilburn has already cracked 1,000 career points, which is a ridiculous accomplishment to have under her belt as just a sophomore. She did all of this while wearing #52 (unpopular opinion: non-traditional jersey numbers are cooler).   In the postseason, Wilburn put up 25.6 points, 9.3 rebounds, 2.6 assists, 2.0 steals, and 5.3 blocks per game. Her defense is incredible, and even as a guard, she is a rim-protector. Wilburn's offense is also incredible, as she has a laser from beyond the arch and she is extremely tough to stop when attacking the basket.   [player_tooltip player_id='877661' first='Rylee' last='Wilburn'] scoring 20 points was too easy during the season, so she challenged herself to score 30 in crucial games. She also has the potential to go for 40 points against good defenses. This is a player who will not be #10 for much longer.     [player_tooltip player_id='1090334' first='Lauren' last='Brewster'] did not move up too many spots in the ranking, but she still cracked the top 15. I got the opportunity to watch her play a couple of times this season and she was absolutely fantastic.   Brewster is listed as a combo-guard on this site, but she is best when she is running the point. She is an excellent facilitator who hits her teammates with accurate passes every time down the floor. She also has an understanding of pace, as she can slow down or speed the game up whenever she needs to.   She is an improving shooter, but with her solid handles, she can maneuver her way inside and finish past the defense. Brewster's athleticism allows her to shoot over taller defenders in the paint.   [player_tooltip player_id='1090334' first='Lauren' last='Brewster'] will end up being one of the better playmakers in the 6A classification when her career is said and done.    The top 15 of the 2027 class saw some movement and I doubt that movement concludes. This is a special group of players.

There was a lot of movement in the 2027 rankings, especially in the top 15. There is also a new number 1.