Who’s New? Latest Additions To The Top 100 In The Class of 2027

<h3 class="wp-block-heading">The Class of 2027 is one of the hardest groups to rank, and we are open to being wrong as it continues to take shape. These are <strong><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/illinois/rankings/2027-watch-list/">COLLEGE PROSPECT RANKINGS</a>, </strong>not a list of who the best high school player is<strong>. </strong>This update reflects real movement based on offers and consistency, not box score chasing. High school stats hold no weight unless they are backed by consistent performance against high level competition. Film, live evaluations, and conversations with college coaches, AAU directors, and high school coaches helped clarify the separation. Offers matter. You are where you are being recruited.</h3>   <h3 class="wp-block-heading">Below are a couple of prospects who have made their debut in the top 100</h3>    <p class="text-gray-700"><em>Blanka is a name that coaches will be hearing a ton of going into the AAU season, and I don't doubt that she'll be cracking the top 50 soon, as the offers come in. She has the college frame, and her body control on the rim attacks is definitely due to her stature and athleticism. However, I think her playmaking skill set is what coaches will see what theyre asking what separates her from other players with her build and scoring abilities</em>.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700"><em>Jenkins has made her way to Illinois for the school season. She was one of the best guards when she suited up in Indiana, and that title hasn't changed even in Illinois. Fundamentally, she has everything you need out of a high level guard. She has a twitchiness to her game that can only be explained by true feel and instincts for the game, and when you add that to her skillset, you can understand why college coaches are interested. </em></p>     <p class="text-gray-700"><em>The frame and energy that Brea has is what every program, no matter the level, is looking for and in need of. She's active and aware on the defensive side, and she can absolutely get hot from the outside. 3&D players will always have a job at the next level, and Morrison is in that conversation. </em></p>     <p class="text-gray-700"><em>Foster has been a player who has flown under the radar simply due to her location. Skill wise wise she can for sure compete with some of the best big guards in the state. She has the length, the confidence to shoot from the outside, as well as the playmaking ability to make her a versatile piece that can help programs win. </em></p>     <p><em>Ingram has been a consistent piece for her program so far this year. What she has shown is that she can do what is necessary for her to bring wins. If points are needed, she can score from all levels. If stops need to be made, she can hold her own with those she's defending. If plays need to be created, she can take the role of a facilitator and make things happen. Strong potential. </em></p>     <p class="text-gray-700"><em>From the outside, there's not a shot Kennedy isn't up for taking. She can light you up from the outside if the defense isn't in order and has no problem letting it go if there's a hand in her face. The form is quick, it's consistent, and there is no sign of hesitation if she has space. A college program will benefit from her ability the moment she gets on campus. </em></p>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/illinois/rankings/2027-watch-list/">CLASS OF 2027 RANKINGS</a></h2>