Keeping It 100 with the 2027s

With so much talent across the Sunshine State, every player in the rankings carries weight. The gap between 100 and 200 isn't wide. It's a few made shots, an incredible showcase performance, the right fit within a system, or just a need for more exposure in front of evaluators. In this article, we “keep it 100” highlighting players ranked in the 100s and making their presence known across Florida.    [player_tooltip player_id='815364' first='Mimi' last='Ross'] entered the 2027 rankings last year with one of the highest debuts in her class — and she has continued to justify that buzz. Ross plays with the presence of a leader and she is the player who will put her team on her back and take over a game. The key word that describes Ross is competitive. She handled the ball well and had a lot of athleticism on the floor. Rosa can get to the rim and score tbe ball and on the defensive end, she harasses the ball and creates scoring opportunities with her defense. Her balance of skill, leadership, and composure makes her one of the most talented players in the 2027 class. Ross has the potential to continue her rise. She is that good and that's just keeping it 100.     Crafty, athletic, and active on both ends of the floor, [player_tooltip player_id='741737' first='Harmeni' last='Eugene'] is the definition of a two-way guard. She thrives in transition, competes every possession, and has the natural talent that's hard to ignore. A few years back, when she made her debut at the Prep Girls Expo, Eugene was one of the most exciting players in the gym and she left an impression. While I haven't seen her in a minute, that kind of talent doesn't disappear. We are expecting the talented guard to reemerge and remind everyone why she is one of the top guards in the State of Florida. That's just keeping it 100.     [player_tooltip player_id='743518' first='Izzy' last='Francis'] showed poise the very first time that I saw her. command at the FABC Showcase. She did an excellent job handling the ball and running her team's offense, showed a clear understanding of pace, spacing, and leading on the floor. Francis can score from all three levels — whether it's the pull-up jumper, a spot-up three or getting to the rim. Francis is a selfless player who showcased sharp passing skills, consistently finding two of the most talented forwards in the state on the inside. Playing with confidence and composure, she proved she's more than capable of steering a team and making things happen on the floor. That's keeping it 100.     If personality alone determined rankings, [player_tooltip player_id='741336' first='Iliana' last='Dorvilus'] would be sitting at the very the top of the class. The fearless guard plays with infectious energy, heart and charisma. She's quick with the ball, attacks gaps confidently, and never backs down from a challenge. She has great court vision and is selfless when it comes to distributing the rock to some of the best shooters in the State. On defense, Dorvilus applies relentless pressure and finds ways to impact the game even against taller guards. Her confidence, leadership presence, and joyful competitiveness make her the spark that every team needs — a reminder that heart and charisma can shift momentum and a team as much as skill. Dorvilus is a prospect who has both, and that's keeping it 100.     Few players in the 2027 class compete with the confidence that [player_tooltip player_id='727619' first='Mya' last='Greene'] brings every time she steps on the floor. She's a true competitor on the floor and it's rare to see anyone outwork her on the floor. Greene can shoot it from deep off the catch, and with quality handles can create space and shoot the three off the dribble as well. Her offense combines skill with poise and purpose. What really separates her, though, are the intangibles — her leadership, composure, and determination to control the game's tempo. When you talk about guards who are talented leaders on the court, [player_tooltip player_id='727619' first='Mya' last='Greene']'s name belongs in that conversation, and that's keeping it 100.

With so much talent across the Sunshine State, every player in the rankings carries weight. The gap between 100 and 200 isn't wide. It's a few made shots, an incredible showcase performance, the right fit within a system, or just a need for more exposure in front of evaluators. In this article, we “keep it 100” highlighting players ranked in the 100s and making their presence known across Florida.