Class of 2027 Rankings: Top 10 Breakdown

Minor retains the top spot as a nationally regarded recruit with coast to coast offers. She's a smooth scorer, especially her height, and makes it look easy on the court. Sag off to account for her ability to glide to the rim, and she'll drain a three. Has a microwave type effect when she heats up from three. While scoring is her calling card, improved handles and passing has made her trend more to the lead guard side of the occasion. As always, huge long term upside for the future Power 4 player.     Knew when Jackson moved into Oklahoma that she would be among the state's top prospects. And she has backed that up with big time scoring numbers for Grind Prep. Including 41 points in a win in Grind Session play in Atlanta last month. She's a walking bucket, because she can get hers at all levels. Physical and skilled off the bounce to attack the rim, or stop and pop in the midrange. She's often power based with her ability to muscle the way to the rim, while also having a deceptive burst to help on drives. Add in three point shooting and she's the complete package as a scorer.     Early in the season, Hill's injuries seemed to be still impacting her. But since the calendar has turned to 2026, she's been producing at the 6A level like only she can. Including a 30 point and 10 rebound performance, which also saw her go over 100 points and 500 rebounds for her career. She quick off the floor, with good strength and tenacity around the rim. Great fundamentals on the defensive end, racking up quite a few blocks. Long term the area to watch in her developmental will be the ability to stretch the floor with consistent three point shooting. Along with matching handles as a face up threat. Considering her work ethic on the court, it's a good bet to make that she will keep improving.     Cauthron has been a sensation since winning Class 3A as a freshman at Idabel. That has continued as she's now over 1500 points for her career. Along with the scoring, she's a thief on and off the ball. Super fast and quick, with the anticipation to match. Once she gets a steal, good luck trying to catch in transition. Has great handles and good feel as a passer as well. While a flashy player, her performances also translate to wins as well. With a 22-3 mark and the number two spot in the Class 4A rankings for Broken Bow.     <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2026/02/4a-state-preview-what-to-know-from-lcs-vs-locust-grove/">Covered Stokes in depth earlier this week. </a>One additional note, she's added muscle to her frame. Still a long and lanky player, but clearly has worked hard to be ready for the more physical nature of big time college basketball.     The tall and mobile forward prospect has put together impressive performances this winter. Plays with strong hands but soft touch around the rim. Both apparent with how she snags tough offensive rebounds, then smoothly scores putbacks. Her college ceiling case is made even stronger with her ability to step out and hit three pointers. In one of Deer Creek's biggest games against Sapulpa, she was at her most productive. Going for 20 points, 13 rebounds and 5 blocks. The light on her feet movements and her huge wingspan really drive home the defensive impact. With rim protection and even the versatility in being able to switch onto guards.     One of the top athletes in the class. Brown's biggest improving this season has been working on her shooting, especially as a spot up threat. Which checks out as one of her best paths to next level success would be as a 3 and D wing or a stretch 4. Especially as she has the height and athleticism to compete around the rim on defense. It's a blast to watch shen she uses her long arms to block shots and play the passing lanes. It's a big few upcoming weeks for Brown, as the path to the Class 6A State Tournament will bring many premier match ups. Potentially as soon as Owasso next Saturday in the Regionals finals.     Woolsey is a problem on the block. She knows her role, to run the floor hard for transition points. Get to her spots in the halfcourt to get deep position for post ups. Sets strong screens and cuts to the basket. In a recent viewing against Class 3A power Washington, they had no answer for her early on. Even with a couple defenders draped all over her, she would snag rebounds or secure passes, then quickly score. Seems automatic from 8 feet and in. Tough blue collar forward, who forms one of the best one-two punches in Oklahoma with Cauthron.     A 1,000 point scorer, who has taken the reigns at Glenpool as a junior. She has the Lady Warriors at 21-4 on the year and a District title with a 14-0 mark in District play. Individually, she recently broke 1,000 points her career. And she has been a problem this year off the bounce, including a 42 point outburst. Gibson is quick and with a killer crossover. Leading to floaters over taller defenders or the ability to go finish among the trees. Add in some of the better off the dribble three point shooter in Oklahoma and she is a certified problem.     Arguably the best pure shooter in the Class of 2027. Especially when factoring in her ability to hit form 25+ plus feet. Often does her best work as a spot up threat and movement shooter. But does have some capabilities to hit from distance. Ideal size and good functional athleticism makes her a no brainer future collegiate producer.