Class of 2027 Kansas Girls Basketball: Players to Watch Now

The Class of 2027 in Kansas girls' basketball continues to showcase a bevy of talent, ready to take their leadership spots, with several already carving out key roles for their programs. From small-school guards making an impact in 1A competition to underclassmen contributing on powerhouse 5A rosters, they are showing they can deliver on both ends of the court while hinting at even greater potential ahead. Here's a look at four juniors going into their final stretches of high school careers who are building strong foundations and setting the stage for bigger seasons.    A versatile combo guard, Zweygardt has emerged as a steady contributor for a South Gray squad that finished 21–2 and reached the Class 1A Division I state tournament. Averaging 6.2 points per game, she provides reliable scoring from both the perimeter and mid-range, with the ability to step up in key moments as shown in multiple late-season performances. She has great athleticism, that shows in her track and field performance, and this athleticism translates well to the hardwood, giving her quickness and explosiveness on both ends of the floor. With two years still ahead, Zweygardt is poised to grow into a more dynamic playmaker and leader for the Rebels.     [player_tooltip player_id='1226929' first='Addyson' last='Pelton'] worked her way to be a steady contributor for Pawnee Heights. According to last year's stat sheet, she made contributions on both the offensive and defensive ends of the court. She averaged 7.6 points, 4.8 rebounds, 2.1 assists, and 2.4 steals per game during the 2024–25 season, proving she impacts the game on both ends of the court. Her defensive instincts and playmaking stand out, while her scoring continues to develop. With two seasons left, Pelton is poised to grow into a consistent leader for the Tigers.     Dumler is a promising sophomore guard already making her mark for the Lady Rams. She has shown scoring ability with multiple double digit scoring outings this season and looks to continue to be a steady contributor on both ends of the floor in her junior season. She is a multi-sport athlete, giving her the quickness and endurance to impact the game defensively and in transition. With continued development, Dumler has the tools to grow into a versatile playmaker and key leader for Blue Valley-Randolph.     Siegrist has quickly earned recognition as a versatile guard for one of the top teams in Class 5A. A second-team all-league selection as a sophomore, she played a key role in Andover's 23–2 season and state tournament run. Her speed and endurance, sharpened through track and cross-country, make her a valuable asset in transition and on the defensive end. With two years left, Siegrist is positioned to emerge as a dynamic two-way guard and a leader for the Trojans.

The Class of 2027 in Kansas girls' basketball continues to showcase a bevy of talent, ready to take their leadership spots, with several already carving out key roles for their programs. From small-school guards making an impact in 1A competition to underclassmen contributing on powerhouse 5A rosters, they are showing they can deliver on both ends of the court while hinting at even greater potential ahead. Here's a look at four juniors going into their final stretches of high school careers who are building strong foundations and setting the stage for bigger seasons.