2027 Rankings: Under the Radar Talent in the 100s

In this article we look at some of the prospects ranked in the 100s. These players have have had huge impacts on their team's success. Some are shooters, some are ball handlers, and others are strong on the boards and defense. They are each under the radar and all the potential to continue moving up in the rankings as they gain more State-wide exposure.    [player_tooltip player_id='741336' first='Iliana' last='Dorvilus'] (cover photo) is one of the swiftest young guards on this list. She stands out on both ends of the court where she is relentless. Dorvilus plays aggressively on the ball and will defend all 94 feet of the court. She consistently racks up steals for herself and deflections that lead to turnovers. Her quickness and instincts make it hard on the opposition and often disrupts their flow. Dorvilus also sets the tone on offense and is a play maker. She has the quickness to draw defenders leaving her shooters open on the perimeter. She is a play maker on the floor.         [player_tooltip player_id='897274' first='Bryonna' last='Grimes'] enter this particular rankings in the 100s.   The young guard is a really good shooter who was among the State leaders in three point consistency.    Grimes comes in under the radar, but another year of shooting over 40 percent from beyond the arc will wake up anyone who has slept on Grimes.         [player_tooltip player_id='873449' first='Jahlaya' last='Wilson'] has all of the tools to be a dominant force in the middle.  The young center has size, mobility, and a motor on the defensive end.  Wilson rebounds well on both ends of the floor.  On defense she plays with an edge and does a good job of protecting the rim.  Wilson continues to develop her game and her upside is scary.   She has the potential to move up considerably with a strong showing.               [player_tooltip player_id='755319' first='Audrey' last='Rollins'] is another under the radar guard on the First Coast.    Rollins brings a strong shooting touch to the rankings, especially from behind the three point line.   The guard can handle the ball and play at the point or off the ball at the two.   Rollins has a strong motor and is competitive.   Her versatility is a path she could follow for future rankings.         [player_tooltip player_id='843397' first='Karli' last='Torres'] is a young forward who has so much upside.  She has been a force on the defensive end with close to 100 blocks in her first 2 years on the  court.    She has also been consistent on the boards with 7.1 rebounds per game.  Torres enters her Junior season with more experience and with the exit of the team's top big, she could have a breakout season.  She has the potential to be a walking double - double next season.      [player_tooltip player_id='934758' first='Brylee' last='Rains'] is another under the radar guard on the First Coast of Florida who has the potential to move up in the rankings. Rains knocked down 52 threes last season and averaged 12.2 points per game. She lost key guards on her team who she was in total sync with. Rains will likely spend more time ball handling which could expand her game on the play making side of things. Make no doubt about it, Rains will still be letting the three ball fly and is primed to continue her move up the rankings.

In this article we look at some of the prospects ranked in the 100s. These players have have had huge impacts on their team's success. Some are shooters, some are ball handlers, and others are strong on the boards and defense. They are each under the radar and all the potential to continue moving up in the rankings as they gain more State-wide exposure.