Who Are Some '26 & '27 Guards To Watch In Atlantic City?

May has come out swinging with a ton of action and Atlantic City is just another location that'll be hosting many of the region's top players. These upcoming games will provide loads of content. With the weekend some approaching, now would be the ideal time to mention some girls to look forward to seeing in action. Below is a quick look at some '26 and '27 guards to be familiar with ahead of the Atlantic City tournament.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    Chole Egan (2026) | 5'10 CG | IBelieve   The high-powered guard can be incredibly potent and this weekend can be a big one for Egan. At 5'10, Chloe offers a great combination of agility plus length which can overwhelm defenders easily. The sound shooting as well as crafty takes to the basket make her a player well worth the watch this weekend.     Maddie Keogh (2027) | 5'10 SG | Bay State Jags   Keough is a player that's known for her long-range shooting capacity and she's starting to become a factor on defense too. She's finding ways to affect the game that just don't come from getting clean, assisted looks. Her confidence with the ball is growing each time watching her play and she's evolved into someone that's well-equipped to put the ball on the floor. Defenders need to be engaged from distance. Atlantic City will a great platform for Maddie to assert herself even more.     [player_tooltip player_id='830722' first='Jordyn' last='Crump'] (2027) | 5'8 CG | Maine Firecrackers   Crump is playing up with the 17u team now. Her blend of athleticism and aggressive attacking skills are the foundation of the young Maine star. There're certainly some subtle nuances to her game and they don't always show up on the stat sheet. Even if Jordyn doesn't start off well, her impact is still felt. The 5'8 rising star will do whatever it takes to get the win. Make no mistake though, Jordyn is potent with the ball in her hands. She can score many ways, including capitalizing on isolation possessions. Crump has the ability to fill the role of primary ballhandler or take on a traditional scorer's job. She's a dangerous player when she gets a full head of steam, particularly as she pushes the pace in secondary transitions. Her physical play will wear defenders out in the halfcourt and as the defense becomes more spent, opportunities are created for teammates. Jordyn is just as effective on the defensive side of the ball too. Her strong frame and sprightliness allow her to make an impact playing multiple positions. Crump will attract eyes this weekend.     [player_tooltip player_id='1051535' first='Alannah' last='Baehr'] (2027) | 6'1 CG | CBC   Alannah is showing even more guard creation skills off the bounce since last watching her play. Baehr can provide secondary playmaking as well as topnotch shooting capabilities. CBC has a solid team around her that works cohesively and when hitting their full stride, they can be very dangerous. There's so much to love about Behr's game as it keeps expanding.     [player_tooltip player_id='647510' first='Meg' last='Allbee'] (2027) | 5'9 SG | MCW Starz   Not just a 3 & D player, Allbee is transcending that categorization. Her ability to move without the ball is what truly makes her stand out. Of course, she can knock down the corner 3's or the wing 3's, but she likes to keep the defense guessing as she's sprinting when the offense is going through its progressions. She's liable to backdoor cut someone whose head isn't on a swivel. Allbee can be ran in many sets, including being highly effective in any screen actions as well as those dribble handoff looks. The '27 guard understands why it's important to get off the ball quickly and her teammates reward her with even cleaner looks. The defense provided is downright stable. She isn't afraid of contact either and supplies teammates with timely help. Allbee is such a fabulous watch.

May has come out swinging with a ton of action and Atlantic City is just another location that'll be hosting many of the region's top players. These upcoming games will provide loads of content. With the weekend some approaching, now would be the ideal time to mention some girls to look forward to seeing in action. Below is a quick look at some '26 and '27 guards to be familiar with ahead of the Atlantic City tournament.