2027 Spring Rankings - Top Unsigned Prospects

It isn't uncommon for a junior to wait until after their summer AAU season to make their choice of where to attend college if they choose to play college athletics. These are some of the best players in the state that we are all waiting in anticipation to see their choices.   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/dakotas/rankings/north-dakota-rankings/2027-rankings/">FULL 2027 RANKINGS - CLICK ME!</a>    Marlee has already received about a dozen Division 1 scholarship offers up to this point. She is playing on Sanford Sioux Falls top 17U team that plays on the Under Armour Circuit. The team she plays on has a ton of talent and college coaches constantly line up their courts each tournament. Falcon is a 6'2 sniper with good strength and athleticism. Her elite shooting ability paired with her size makes her the best recruit in this class. She earned All-WDA honors as well as 2nd-Team All-State honors this past season. Her 2025-2026 season averages were 19.4 points, 9.5 rebounds, and 1.6 blocks per game.     Jordan holds Division 1 offers from NDSU, UND, and USD. She is clearly a talented athlete and looks the part of someone who will fit in nicely at that level. She is a good height at 6', extremely strong and athletic, and plays with a chip on her shoulder. It doesn't matter if her team is up 30 or down 30, Jordan is going to play with tremendous effort. She is constantly diving for loose balls and using her physical ability to gain advantages on the court. Her effort, attitude, competitive nature, and coachability make her a top recruit in North Dakota.     There is this idea that just because someone 'is only Class B' that they can't be considered one of the best players in the state. This couldn't be further from the truth. Can it make it challenging at times to evaluate players at this division? Yes, but when you see Addison play it is clear how good of a player and prospect she is, regardless of division. The 1st-Team All-State guard can flat out play. She is very quick and athletic and can score from anywhere. PSA: Northern Sun Schools - go offer Addison now!     Tylie had another terrific season leading Devils Lake back to the state tournament in 2025-2026 season. She finished her junior season averaging 18.8 points, 3.1 assists, and 2.6 steals per game. She also shot the three ball at 32%. This kind of year puts you back on the 2nd-Team All-State Team for the second consecutive year. She is Devils Lakes best player and has already had an incredibly decorated career. She heads into her AAU season with a handful of NSIC offers, a league where she will fit right in. I am looking forward to seeing how her offseason progresses.     Everyone should know who [player_tooltip player_id='933463' first='Katie' last='Burchill'] is by now after leading Valley City to back-to-back state titles while also earning tournament MVP honors both years. She was also selected to back-to-back 1st-Team All-State selections. Burchill is incredibly difficult to keep away from the basket. Her strength is really impressive and her effort around the rim is relentless. She has numerous NSIC offers and could be a beast at the Division 2 level. She averaged nearly 19 points and 9 rebounds per game this season while shooting 60% from the field.     Carpenter led Mayport in nearly every statistical category you could think of. She is one of the better players in all of Class A. She is an All-Region returning guard who brings a lot to the table. She moves well on the court and glides to the basket. Her basketball IQ is really impressive. She doesn't make a lot of mental mistakes and is able to move on to the next play when they do occur. She is widely known as an excellent outside shooter. Her length, IQ, athletic ability, and shooting ability make her an fascinating 2027 prospect.     Olivia is a stud, plain and simple. She plays extremely hard and aggressive on the court. She was selected to the All-WDA team this season, one of four Patriots to be selected. Century plays an 'in-your-face' style of play, and Olivia thrives in that culture and expectation of hard work and effort. She was Century's leading rebounder despite playing 4 less games than her next closest teammate. She was an efficient scorer, shooting the rock at 51%. She is a good free-throw shooter as well, finishing the year at 71% from the line. Her final stats on the season were 10.9 points, 7 rebounds, 2.1 assists, and 2.6 steals per game.

It isn't uncommon for a junior to wait until after their summer AAU season to make their choice of where to attend college if they choose to play college athletics. These are some of the best players in the state that we are all waiting in anticipation to see their choices.