New and Rising Prospects in the 2027 Rankings

The 2027 class continues to evolve, and new names are making noise in the 2027 rankings. From showcase performances to consistent summer growth, these players are on the rise. These prospects have used every event as an opportunity to elevate their stock. Some are brand-new to the rankings, others are climbing quickly, but all gained momentum leading up to the rankings release.    [player_tooltip player_id='741734' first='Sienna' last='Williams'] is a reliable and unselfish guard who gets better every time she steps on th floor.  Williams spaces the floor and is aggressive with the ball in our hands. She can shoot three and has the ability to make aggressive close-outs pay. Williams can score off the bounce and can draw the foul and get to the line. Williams is a high IQ player who is looking to be on the floor this season. She has been consistent over the summer and fall and her performance at the recent PGH Expo showcased her talent, reinforce her growth, and elevated her to the present ranking. Williams is just getting started.     [player_tooltip player_id='1315674' first='Gessicah' last='Emma Francois'] enters the rankings in the upper 100s and its a position she won't be at for long. The forward stood out in the last few showcases: her length, outside shooting, hustle on the floor, and the ability to score the ball while attacking the basket. No loose ball is safe around Francois. She keeps plays alive - dives for loose balls, leaps into the stands to save balls, and crashes the offensive boards. Francois is versatile and athletic and is gaining momentum as the new season starts.     [player_tooltip player_id='897274' first='Bryonna' last='Grimes'] is looking to get back on the floor and get the three-ball cooking. Grimes spaces the floor well and can shoot in rhythm off the catch or of the bounce. She excels in the mid-range game and behind the arc. She is confident and so versatile that she can knock down shots in the offensive sets and in transition.     [player_tooltip player_id='873449' first='Jahlaya' last='Wilson'] was a player we saw a few times over the Summer and Fall. Wilson is a dangerous prospect, especially on the defense and on the boards. She brings the heat and protects the paint. Her versatility as a defender allows her to also cover out in space. There are not many centers she will face who match her in size and intensity, and that could be a major factor this upcoming season. Wilson is poised to make her name known by college coaches and writers alike.     [player_tooltip player_id='1315466' first='Londyn' last='Watson'] showed the fundamentals at the PGH Expo and rode the momentum straight into the 2027 rankings. Watson was a polished-effort player at the Expo. She thrived on rebounds, attacking the rim, and playing solid defense. Her ability to elevate on rebounds and scores made her a tough opponent. Watson displayed speed, athleticism, and a soft scoring touch. She enters the rankings with elite potential and is looking to make her move throughout the season.     [player_tooltip player_id='1318657' first='Jamylah' last='Williams'] (cover) makes her introduction to the 2027 rankings and she will climb the rankings ladder faster than most. Williams is a smooth athletic guard who can handle the ball, create her own shot, and controls the pace of a game. Her footwork is very good, and she has the ability to get to the rim and score. Williams uses her frame to protect the ball on drives and rebounds aggressively for a guard. Her ability to attack, distribute, and rebound make her a play making prospect that college coaches need to pay attention to.

The 2027 class continues to evolve, and new names are making noise in the 2027 rankings. From showcase performances to consistent summer growth, these players are on the rise. These prospects have used every event as an opportunity to elevate their stock. Some are brand-new to the rankings, others are climbing quickly, but all gained momentum leading up to the rankings release.