2027 Rankings- New Faces to Watch

Taking a look at the new ballers that're climbing their way up in the rankings.    A 5'10" shooting guard who can pretty much play any position on the floor, she's a great teammate on and off the bench and communicates so well. She always has her hands ready to shoot and follows her shot allowing her to grab a lot of rebounds and second chance points. Her ball handling skills and the way she attacks the rim with power is impressive to me. She attacks the open gaps and is always moving with or without the ball. Her style of play is well composed, and she knows how to play under pressure. Making her debut at number 57 in the rankings.     She uses her height and strength to score around the rim even with a lot of pressure on her, she can score through multiple defenders and get to the free-throw line to get extra points. She protects the paint with her long arms and doesn't allow easy buckets at all along with getting deflections and having a block party in the paint. Every shot that goes up she puts a body on someone to pull down any rebounds she can get. Making her debut at #63 in the rankings.     Her ability to handle the ball, run the point guard position even though she's listed as a shooting guard she can pretty much play everywhere on the floor. Even with a hand in her face it is hard to stop her shot with her rapid release and long arms. She's aggressive and has a high IQ for the game, it's pretty much automatic when she shoots the rock. If she doesn't have a good look at the rim when she attacks, she does a good job at dishing it off to her teammates on the block. Her style she plays in the game is hard to stop; she plays with composure and lets the game come to her. Jonna will be making her debut at number 65.     A great stroke from beyond the three-point line and a quick release of the ball even under pressure. She has the ability to finish through several opponents and attack and score at the rim. She uses the free-throw line to hit her charity strikes and add points on the board. She runs the floor well, has a high game intelligence, and will take off to score on transition plays any opportunity she gets. This girl is always working hard for the ball or giving it her all on the floor. Emma is making her debut at number 69 in the rankings.     She attacks the defense's exposed gaps and reaches the rim, gets to the free-throw line which is almost automatic for her. Able to score past many defenders and make contact while ascending to the basket. She is incredibly lethal from the outside, but she always has her hands and body ready to shoot the rock from wherever on the floor. With a quick shot release it's hard to stop her shot. She uses her powerful physique to effectively defend the paint and get crucial stops on the defensive end. Grace is coming right behind Emma and making her debut at number 70!     She can push the ball in transition and has outstanding ball handling skills. Finishes strong at the rim after taking the ball coast to coast. Has a lot of confidence when playing the game and when she gets going, she's hard to stop. She lets the game come to her, is very patient with the ball, and is a good runner when she takes it down the floor during transition plays. Always hustles back on defense and goes after every 50/50 ball she can get, while keeping her foot on the gas and not taking a play off. Great competitor and teammate. She will be making her way onto the watchlist in the rankings!

Taking a look at the new ballers that're climbing their way up in the rankings.