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<p>After diligently observing prospects at travel tournaments, elite camps, and high school summer games, our 2027 list now comprises 169 ranked players, with an additional 132 on the Watch List. Here are several 2027s who climbed our rankings ladder in the latest update!</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Katelyn possesses length and explosive athleticism as a guard/wing, which elevates her college ceiling, much like her vertical--high. At Swartz Creek Summer League, her potential couldn't have been clearer. Katelyn was explosive in transition, a defensive playmaker, relentless rebounder, distributed passes effectively, and drove to the basket at will. She beat the defense using backdoor cuts and poured in three-pointers at Northwood Team Camp. Katelyn took another step forward in our latest rankings update. </p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/06/swartz-creek-2027-stock-risers/">Read More About Katelyn</a></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Dy'Nasti picked up an offer from Detroit Mercy in June, and her game has been talking loudly all summer. Dy'Nasti scored tough layups with both hands through hard contact in the paint at the Select Super Showcase, dominated on both ends at the Mother's Day Classic, and stood out as a top performer at the Ferris State Team Camp. Her fierce shot blocking, active rebounding, and finishing presence around the rim are difficult to match. Dy'Nasti has provided substantial evidence to support the notion that she's a marquee forward prospect in this class. </p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/05/mba-mothers-day-classic-16u-forwards/">Read More About Dy'Nasti</a></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The first time I saw Brooklyn was as a freshman. She delivered the game-winning floater for Clarkston after weaving through full-court pressure in the closing seconds of the game. Since then, she's only gotten better. Brooklyn has developed into a compact and physically robust guard with basketball abilities and a competitive disposition that make her one of the best point guards in this class. Brooklyn creates points with her passing and is explosive as a driver. She's an elusive ball-handler and an accurate three-point shooter. Brooklyn impacts games with her all-out defense and was phenomenal at the Swartz Creek Summer League. She solidified herself as a top 15 prospect with a stout AAU/HS Summer. </p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/06/swartz-creek-2027-stock-risers/">Read More About Brooklyn</a></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Nalaya made one of the biggest leaps in our rankings, and she did so by consistently performing at a high level in front of our scouts this summer. Her fiercely competitive demeanor, explosive athleticism, high energy, and relentless defense separate her from the pack. Nalaya played up with [program_tooltip program_id='1226083' first='West' last='Michigan Drive'] 17U and was a defensive stopper at the Smoke. She continued to shine at the Big North Shootout for Big Rapids. Nalaya created easy buckets for teammates with her dump-off passes, slashed by defenders to score off the dribble, knocked down triples, and wreaked havoc on defense. </p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/05/played-up-took-over-dominating-the-smoke/">Read More About Nalaya</a></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Calista climbed our rankings to the number one small forward spot and into the top 25 overall. When you're a 6-3 prospect with the versatility to play inside and on the perimeter, it's simple arithmetic. Calista's defining moment during the evaluation cycle came at the Compound Summer League. She demonstrated progress in key areas that I was hoping to see. Calista created space to drive using a variety of dribbles, finished difficult layups going full speed on her drives, and shot the ball confidently from three-point distance. Her length and aggressiveness were disruptive on the defensive end. Calista continued to shine with Mystics 2027-P24 at the Select Super Showcase, cutting backdoor and scoring layups efficiently after smooth ball transfers. She's in store for a huge Junior season at Stoney Creek and hasn't reached her ceiling yet. </p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/06/noteworthy-prospects-at-the-compound/">Read More About Calista</a></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Aubrey propelled herself into the top 25 of our rankings after impressing both of our scouts with many noteworthy performances this summer. Aubrey was a dynamic scorer, an expert facilitator, and an impactful defender at Ferris State Team Camp. Her compact stature, quick feet, strong passing, poised ball-handling, and three-point shooting with Mystics-P24 at the Select Super Showcase were separators. Aubrey is a lethal weapon on both sides of the ball for Manton, and they look like a serious contender this winter. Her recruiting is gaining momentum with offers from Michigan Tech and Lake Superior State in recent months. </p>
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<p><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/06/point-guards-shine-at-ferris-team-camp/">Read More About Aubrey</a></p>
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After diligently observing prospects at travel tournaments, elite camps, and high school summer games, our 2027 list now comprises 169 ranked players, with an additional 132 on the Watch List. Here are several 2027s who climbed our rankings ladder in the latest update!
Katelyn possesses length and explosive athleticism as a guard/wing, which elevates her college ceiling, much like her vertical--high. At Swartz Creek Summer League, her potential couldn't have been clearer. Katelyn was explosive in transition, a defensive playmaker, relentless rebounder, distributed passes effectively, and drove to the basket at will. She beat the defense using backdoor cuts and poured in three-pointers at Northwood Team Camp. Katelyn took another step forward in our latest rankings update.
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Dy'Nasti picked up an offer from Detroit Mercy in June, and her game has been talking loudly all summer. Dy'Nasti scored tough layups with both hands through hard contact in the paint at the Select Super Showcase, dominated on both ends at the Mother's Day Classic, and stood out as a top performer at the Ferris State Team Camp. Her fierce shot blocking, active rebounding, and finishing presence around the rim are difficult to match. Dy'Nasti has provided substantial evidence to support the notion that she's a marquee forward prospect in this class.
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The first time I saw Brooklyn was as a freshman. She delivered the game-winning floater for Clarkston after weaving through full-court pressure in the closing seconds of the game. Since then, she's only gotten better. Brooklyn has developed into a compact and physically robust guard with basketball abilities and a competitive disposition that make her one of the best point guards in this class. Brooklyn creates points with her passing and is explosive as a driver. She's an elusive ball-handler and an accurate three-point shooter. Brooklyn impacts games with her all-out defense and was phenomenal at the Swartz Creek Summer League. She solidified herself as a top 15 prospect with a stout AAU/HS Summer.
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Nalaya made one of the biggest leaps in our rankings, and she did so by consistently performing at a high level in front of our scouts this summer. Her fiercely competitive demeanor, explosive athleticism, high energy, and relentless defense separate…
Calista climbed our rankings to the number one small forward spot and into the top 25 overall. When you're a 6-3 prospect with the versatility to play inside and on the perimeter, it's simple arithmetic. Calista's defining moment during the…
Aubrey propelled herself into the top 25 of our rankings after impressing both of our scouts with many noteworthy performances this summer. Aubrey was a dynamic scorer, an expert facilitator, and an impactful defender at Ferris State Team Camp. Her compact stature, quick feet, strong passing, poised ball-handling, and three-point shooting with Mystics-P24 at the Select Super Showcase were separators. Aubrey is a lethal weapon on both sides of the ball for Manton, and they look like a serious contender this winter. Her recruiting is gaining momentum with offers from Michigan Tech and Lake Superior State in recent months.
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