Class of 2027: Top Five

The 2026 rankings content is complete, and the 2027 rankings were posted this morning. Over the next two days, we'll talk about the players in the top ten of the class in two separate articles, and tomorrow, we'll look at some of the stock risers in the junior class, who are getting ready to close out their third season of high school basketball.    The Stevens Point guard has been among the most outstanding players in the state over the past three seasons and has continued to improve each year. The junior has been the focal point of the Panthers' offense and has been one of the most efficent players in Wisconsin in her time at the high school. Seubert has also been among the state leaders in assists over the past three seasons. The SPASH guard has all the tools to continue to excel at the next level as a scorer, passer, and disruptive defender. Seubert will continue her playing career in the Big Ten at the University of Iowa.     Miller has been one of the steadiest lead guards in the state since she stepped foot for her first game at Edgewood. The Madison native has been among the effective lead guards in the state, and may be the most responsible ball handler in Wisconsin. Miller has also shown some aggression offensively when needed. In the second half of the last two state championship games the Crusaders have played in, Miller has been incredible. The Madison native will continue her career at the next level in her hometown at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the Big Ten.     The Waunakee guard is one of the more dynamic primary ball handlers in Wisconsin. Bryan has the athleticism to blow by anyone defensively and can put pressure on any defense she lines up against. She has always been a player who can force the issue offensively and has cleaned up many of the mistakes she made in her first season of high school basketball. Bryan is a player who will continue to improve at the next level, as she continues to get reps against talented players. Bryan has Division 1 offers on the table, but remains uncommitted.     The Oshkosh native has an intriguing back story, and didn't get into competitive organized basketball until later than most players in her class. However, Alic has elevated her game each season she's played at Oshkosh North and has become one of the most talented prospects in her class. Her length, athleticism, skill, and confidence separate her from most of her peers. It would also be fair to assume that Alic has one of the highest ceilings of anyone at the high school level in Wisconsin. We may not see the best version of her until she's in college. Alic has multiple options to play basketball at the D1 level, but remains uncommitted.     The Kimberly wing has been a significant reason why the Papermakers have been among the top teams in the state in her time at the high school level. Van Vonderen has always been a talented player, and her team has played through her at the high post this season, allowing her to read the floor, make decisions with the ball, and attack the basket from that spot. She was the most impressive player at the D1 State Tournament last season for a reason. Van Vonderen will continue her playing career at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the Big Ten.

The 2026 rankings content is complete, and the 2027 rankings were posted this morning. Over the next two days, we'll talk about the players in the top ten of the class in two separate articles, and tomorrow, we'll look at some of the stock risers in the junior class, who are getting ready to close out their third season of high school basketball.