2027 Rankings: Low Profile-High Ceiling Prospects

The 2027 rankings are out and this class in loaded with hidden gems. These prospects have just completed their second high school season and most have gained notoriety on the high school and grassroots scene. In this article, we look at these low profile players who have high ceilings. They have performed well, turned the corner, and have shown the signs to be big time players in the future.    [player_tooltip player_id='748572' first='Jayde' last='Brant'] is a nice looking point guard who helped lead Orange Park to a district title with a floor full of Freshman counterparts. Brant has the quickness, the speed, and the shiftiness to give defenses nightmares. The young guard can also get in the paint and hurt defenses with her float game. Brant has a good three point shot when she shoots on balance and with confidence. Efficiency and consistency will take her game to the next level behind the arc. Brant is quick and can stay in front of guards with her quickness and speed. She creates turnovers that might not show on her stat sheet, but a teammate's steal total.     [player_tooltip player_id='815364' first='Mimi' last='Ross'] (Mi'Yauna) is a guard who has flown under the radar in the 2027 class , but she is a rising star who has the skillset that is as good as any. Ross is dynamic with the ball in her hands, whether making spectacular passes or getting into the lane and scoring. She has speed, athleticism, and quickness that makes you stop and pay attention. Ross can also play the “D” and has an aggressive style of play. She makes the ball handler work and she can steal it and take it back the other way. Ross has a high ceiling and she will be a player to watch over the next few years.     [player_tooltip player_id='743520' first='Kimora' last='Green'] is an exceptional athlete at the guard position. Green's game is predicated on athleticism and explosiveness. When you mention an athlete who has the “quick-twitch”, Green is a player who fits that bill. At last year's PGH Expo, she left a lasting impression. Her lock-down defense is impressive and her willingness to risk “health and wealth” to get a loose ball is admirable. With that comes “smoke” that a lot of opponents don't want. Green has a high ceiling and is a player you will be hearing about on the grassroots and high school circuit over the next few years.     Yin [player_tooltip player_id='221593' first='Yinuo' last='Wang'] has a flair for the big games. She has played in the State Championship game for the past two years and performed well in each one. She plays her role well and blends in well with the future D-1 players on her team. Wang can shoot that “thang” and her multiple threes in the first half of this year's Championship game was epic. Wang doesn't just shoot the three, but has the ability to handle the ball under pressure and is confident on the floor. She plays her game and makes the correct basketball play. Wang does not defer out of fear. She is a baller!   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://prepgirlshoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2025/04/DSC05324.jpeg?w=1024" alt="" class="wp-image-1233385" /></figure>     [player_tooltip player_id='897274' first='Bryonna' last='Grimes'] is an underrated shooting guard who can shoot the cover off of the ball. Grimes was a standout at the Expo last year. She connected on 53 threes and shot it with an efficiency of 49 percent. Grimes is a versatile player on the floor who can handle the ball as well. She is a shooter first, but does have playmaking abilities.   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://prepgirlshoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2025/04/DSC00756.jpeg?w=1024" alt="" class="wp-image-1233391" /></figure>     [player_tooltip player_id='755319' first='Audrey' last='Rollins'] is one of the the young players on the First Coast who has got better each year. As a Freshman she came on the scene with ice water in her veins and was a “stone-cold” baller on the floor. As a Freshman she knocked down 52 threes and then followed that up with 65 threes in her Sophomore year. Rollins embraces competition and embodies leadership on the floor.

The 2027 rankings are out and this class in loaded with hidden gems. These prospects have just completed their second high school season and most have gained notoriety on the high school and grassroots scene. In this article, we look at these low profile players who have high ceilings. They have performed well, turned the corner, and have shown the signs to be big time players in the future.