Can’t-Miss Texas 2027 Prospects from 3SSB May Live Session

The word elite gets tossed around often, but at the Adidas 3SSB Live Session in Bryan, Texas, it hit different. The gym was packed with talent boasting serious size, speed, and skill that backed up the hype and then some. The players in this article are all rising juniors from Texas that are making noise in the 16U division. Prep Girls Hoops<a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/texas/rankings/2027-rankings/"> Class of 2027 #10 ranked</a> [player_tooltip player_id='739281' first='Wrigley' last='Green'] was playing up in the 17U division, and Green didn't just hold her own—she put on a show in a Saturday afternoon game with a breakout 27-point performance that included <a href="https://adidas3ssb.com/team-standing/?org_id=11341&type=1&select_year=2025&show_girls=true">six threes against Brandon Clay's powerhouse Southeast All Stars 3SSB squad</a>.    She put up an impressive stat line that showcased her all-around impact. With deep shooting range, she consistently created space off the dribble and knocked down tough shots from beyond the arc. In transition, she kept the tempo high and delivered precise passes that turned defense into instant offense.     Bryant brought relentless energy on both ends of the floor, anchored by smothering on-ball defense that disrupted opponents' rhythm. Her nonstop movement off the ball led to multiple interceptions and fast-break opportunities. Bryant proved to be a true defensive catalyst who makes things happen without needing the spotlight.     Darwin is a big who moves well without the ball, she consistently found open lanes and put herself in scoring position. Her footwork and timing allowed her to finish strong around the rim, making her a reliable interior presence. She's the kind of post player who thrives in motion and makes smart reads in the paint.     Long and disruptive on the perimeter, Newsom she used her length to block shots in space and apply constant pressure as an aggressive defender. Offensively, she made smart, timely cuts that led to and-one finishes at the rim. Her two-way presence made a major impact on both ends of the court.     Woordard has an unmatched motor and determination to get to the basket—she attacks relentlessly and refuses to take a play off. Even under pressure, she maintains control, knocking down tough step-back midrange shots with a hand in her face. Diving out of bounds, sacrificing her body, and doing whatever it takes to make a play- Woodard's hustle does not take off.     Even when trapped in tight corners, Kinzel handles defensive pressure with poise and does not get rattled. Her court vision and decision-making shine as she consistently makes smart ball reversals to beat the trap and reset the offense. A steady presence in high-pressure moments who keeps the team flowing.     Grays bounce is undeniable—she gets off the floor quickly and with power, making her a constant threat around the rim. finishes through contact with ease, absorbing bumps and still converting tough buckets in the lane. Whether in traffic or transition, she brings a physical, high-flying presence to every play.

The word elite gets tossed around often, but at the Adidas 3SSB Live Session in Bryan, Texas, it hit different. The gym was packed with talent boasting serious size, speed, and skill that backed up the hype and then some. The players in this article are all rising juniors from Texas that are making noise in the 16U division. Prep Girls Hoops Class of 2027 #10 ranked Wrigley Green Wrigley Green 5'9" | CG/PG Argyle | 2027 State TX was playing up in the 17U division, and Green didn't just hold her own—she put on a show in a Saturday afternoon game with a breakout 27-point performance that included six threes against Brandon Clay's powerhouse Southeast All Stars 3SSB squad.