2027 Rankings: A Final Look In

This “Final Look In” of the 2027 rankings highlights what makes this class so special - depth and versatility . Players are constantly on the move, developing confidence, evolving talent, and proving that rankings are not ceilings, just a check point for this year. From the up and coming prospects of Duval, the versatility in West Florida, and the speed and experience in South Florida, this class is loaded and ready to leave its mark this upcoming season.    [player_tooltip player_id='1232629' first='Abigail' last='Philistin']  is a player who is definitely on the rise.   Her physical presence, versatility, and the energy she brings separates her from a lot of prospects. She is that special power forward who can grab the rebound and lead the break, dish to an open player on the perimeter, or take it to the rim herself.   She will create a lot of mismatches this upcoming season. She is a force on a team of talented prospects- she is that glue- player every team needs.      Yuneo Wang (cover photo) is one of the most talented prospects in the 2027 class and she has showcased her talent on the big stage.   Last year in the State Finals,  she put on a first half shooting display that folks are still talking about.  A few months later she was so impressive at the FABC summer showcase,  a college coach called her the best player on the court.  In most games  Wang is usually the smallest on the court.   She embraces the challenges and the bigger the moment  the better she performs.       [player_tooltip player_id='248678' first='Mikayla' last='Evans'] is an all around talented and athletic player, and she always impresses. She controls the pace on the floor and does a good job of distributing the rock to one of the most talented rosters in the State. She has shooters on the perimeter and size and physicality on the blocks. Evans is an exciting player who excels in the transition game, can shoot the three, and she can get to the rim. She is unselfish, but she has all the tools to take over when she needs to. .     [player_tooltip player_id='873419' first='Gianna' last='Conklin-Jones'] is having a breakout party this season and everyone is invited. There were plenty of ball handlers encountered over the summer and fall, and “Gigi” left a lasting impression with her handles, shiftiness, and most importantly- her ability to put the ball in the basket. Conklin-Jones can shoot from the perimeter which makes her that much more difficult to cover. You close out too fast, she will go around you and if you play too far off she will make you pay from the perimeter. With her skillset, the. 2026 fiesta should be a special season for the young guard.     [player_tooltip player_id='874199' first='Molly' last='Jane Zwayer'] is a center with size, strength, and coordination that immediately stand out. Every season she has increased her production on the floor and last season she was dominant - 14.2 points per game, 14 rebounds per game , and 5.6 blocks per game. Zwayer is a player who impacts every facet of the game. On offense, she finishes efficiently around the rim, uses excellent footwork to create space, and has a soft touch in the paint. She's a relentless rebounder who controls the glass through positioning and effort, and her timing as a shot blocker changes games defensively. With her combination of power, poise, and agility, Zwayer has a college-ready skillset and the ability to take over in the paint. If any player has her eyes on the top of the class, it's Zwayer.     [player_tooltip player_id='927189' first='Trezure' last='Reese'] is a versatile two-way player with a complete skillset. She can score from all levels — hitting the corner three, attacking off the dribble, or finishing with touch around the rim. Reese runs the floor well in transition and can handle the ball comfortably, making plays for herself or teammates. Defensively, she competes with grit, denying passing lanes, drawing charges, and forcing turnovers through anticipation and hustle. She rebounds with strength and consistently wins 50/50 balls. What makes her special is her blend of size, athleticism, and toughness. She has the ability to play physical inside and move fluidly on the perimeter. Reese impacts the game in every phase and brings energy that elevates everyone on the court.

This “Final Look In” of the 2027 rankings highlights what makes this class so special - depth and versatility . Players are constantly on the move, developing confidence, evolving talent, and proving that rankings are not ceilings, just a check point for this year. From the up and coming prospects of Duval, the versatility in West Florida, and the speed and experience in South Florida, this class is loaded and ready to leave its mark this upcoming season.