Spots 66-56: Underrated 2027 Hoopers Rising Above The Mark

This season, there have been several underrated rising seniors who have propelled their game in the right direction. From lights-out shooting from distance to lockdown defense, promising stardom is knocking on the door. In the 66-56th range of the rankings, it's time to go over five players on this list who have distinguished themselves from the competition. Let's talk about it.    [player_tooltip player_id='910389' first='Rae' last='Coronado'] puts pressure on defenses to put a hand up every time she catches the ball. A rhythmic sharpshooter, Coronado makes defenses pay for giving her an inch of room beyond the arc. Shooting lights out from three, Coronado's confidence is always on 10, even if she misses, which is rarely the case. Knocking down a career high 26% from downtown, Coronado is always looking for new ways to improve her game. Playing a pivotal role in Standley Lake's 22-5 regular season record, it's safe to say the future is shining bright for Coronado, who's looking to make plenty of statements this summer over the course of club basketball.     [player_tooltip player_id='789207' first='Salem' last='Sherman'] has remained consistent throughout the past two years, and at 5'8, she can score across all three levels on offense. Sherman's court vision and desire for rebounds make her a threat at all times to the opposition. Her campaign at Chaparral has proven to be efficient, making the most of all opportunities given to her. Often playing the role of a point forward, Sherman can attack the paint while distributing pinpoint passes on a dime. Featuring a lethal jumper that's quick off the release, don't be surprised when Sherman comes back next season with a sizzling hot senior year.     [player_tooltip player_id='968126' first='Jordan' last='Lagasse'] has established herself as a complete scoring and rebounding guard. Lagasse never hesitates to crash the glass, playing with dedication and relentlessness in each contest she laces up for. Ranked as the 13th best shooting guard in the 2027 class, it's easy to see how Lagasse can climb up the rankings quickly. Coming off a productive season with George Washington, Lagasse never lets off the gas pedal regardless of what the scoreboard says. Chalking over 3.1 SPG to the box score, her 2-way poise has been on full display all season long.     Cecelia (Cece) Shepherd is a proven sharpshooter who facilitates ball movement with ease. Shepherd centers her game on being unselfish, ensuring her teammates share in the success in every matchup. Along with her elite ball control, Shepherd has developed a consistent jumper that allows her to operate from anywhere on the floor. The 5'7 shooting guard is elusive and creative on the dribble, forcing opposing defenses to center their game plan around Shepherd. Heading into this summer and her senior season at South, there's a plethora of upside for Shepherd, who's constantly developing her game.     [player_tooltip player_id='789194' first='Izzy' last='Howard'] has shot above 30% from three throughout the past two seasons, indicating that she always has the green light to let it fly. In addition to her scoring, Howard prides herself on defense, creeping in between passing lanes and making dynamic plays in transition to put Frederick in positions to win. This summer with the [program_tooltip program_id='716215' first='Colorado' last='Hoopsters'], howard is striving to expand her game even further and continue making an impact on both ends of the hardwood.

This season, there have been several underrated rising seniors who have propelled their game in the right direction. From lights-out shooting from distance to lockdown defense, promising stardom is knocking on the door. In the 66-56th range of the rankings, it's time to go over five players on this list who have distinguished themselves from the competition. Let's talk about it.