2027 Spring Rankings - Stock Risers

As each release comes around, it becomes clearer who deserves to be towards the top. These girls had great seasons and made some headway in this Spring release.   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/dakotas/rankings/north-dakota-rankings/2027-rankings/">FULL 2027 RANKINGS - CLICK ME!</a>    Morgan is one of the best scoring guards in the state. Seeing her average nearly 30 points a game is incredible. She is the center focus for opposing teams' defensive gameplans and still finds a way to score. She gets many of her buckets off of her stellar full-court defense. She is great at anticipating 'jumping' opportunities in their full-court run-and-jump defense. Snyder isn't afraid of doing the small things either. She dives for loose balls and gets her hands dirty. She will need to increase her strength to fully optimize her college potential.     Doll had herself an amazing Junior season, earning All-Region awards as well as being selected to the ND Coaches Association 2nd-Team All-State team. She is a steady scorer, having averaged about 16 points per game this season. She has a great hesitation dribble and a good burst of speed out of that move. She is able to get downhill and attack the basket and get to the free-throw line. She is an impressive athlete and very strong. She is a menace defensively. She moves her feet as well as any player in the state and is an incredible on-ball defender.     I can't help thinking how smart of a player that Grace is each time I watch her play. The 5'8 guard continues to get better each year, a true sign of a good player. She hardly makes mistakes and almost always makes the right decisions on offense and defense. She has gotten a lot better at attacking the basket and will need to continue that effort on the offensive end next season. She has good strength for a high school guard and plays great defense. She has all of the tools to play at the next level.     Macey joins fellow teammate Lauren on the same post-season awards lists, earning a spot on the All-Region team as well as a spot on the ND Coaches Association 2nd-Team All-State team. Macey is a very unselfish player and averaged 5 assists per game as a junior. She also led her team in rebounding. Van Inwagen is an excellent facilitator on offense and another tough defender for the Bison. She is a very fast athlete and really good in transition.     Kambree had herself an All-Region season helping lead Tioga to 21 victories in their 2025-2026 campaign. She is an impressive figure on the court and towers over many opponents at 6'1. I think she could be a really effective player at the NAIA, Junior College, or Division 3 level as a Forward/Center. She is long, can get up and down the floor well, has good hands, and looks like she is just scratching the surface of her potential. She is good at passing out of the post, is great at rim-running, and can also lead the fastbreak herself.     Norah had a great season of growth and has set herself up for a nice senior season next year. I anticipate her helping the Packers to more wins than these last two seasons and finding herself on the All-EDC team next season. She made an impressive 50 three-pointers, shooting 35% from deep, a significant improvement from last year. You can tell she put a lot of time into her game during the offseason. She also has worked on her defense. She was West Fargo's leading rebounder and one of the best in the EDC at blocking shots, averaging 1.5 blocks per game.     Addison helped lead LaMoure-Litchville-Marion to the 2026 Class B State Championship. She was named Tournament MVP, finishing the championship game with 19 points and 8 rebounds. Smith was also selected to the ND Associated Press 2nd-Team All-State Team. Talk about one heck of a year. She is an incredibly steady guard who excels on both sides of the floor. She is a great ball-handler and dices up opposing team's press defenses. She sprints back on defense and keeps players in front. She is a good athlete with good length. She is certainly a prospect to keep an eye on going into her senior season.     Brynn's most impressive quality on the court is the effort that she plays with. You will be hard pressed to find another athlete that plays harder. Her tremendous effort leads to tons of positive plays for the Eagles. She keeps possessions alive by crashing the offensive glass and pursuing loose balls. She isn't afraid of being physical and meeting-and-greeting opponents in the lane. Brynn's role on the offensive side of the ball will increase next season with Davies graduating many key seniors in 2026. She could be a force with some polish on the offensive side of her game.     Sheyenne started winning games win Evie started playing well. She was key to their success this season and earned herself a spot on the All-EDC team for the second consecutive season. She has the frame, strength, and athletic ability to play at the college level. She seems to be ultra competitive as well. One aspect she will need to continue to work on will be her efficiency shooting the basketball. Her final stat line from her season is really impressive. She finished the year averaging 13.3 points, 6.1 rebounds, 5 assists, and 2 steals per game.

As each release comes around, it becomes clearer who deserves to be towards the top. These girls had great seasons and made some headway in this Spring release.