The Weekend That Was: 2027 Standouts From Weekend One

Three Nebraska teams were on the road at their respective circuits during the past weekend and over the next few days we will recap some standouts from each class. In Bryan, TX, the ETG Midwest team was 3-1 in a competitive Pool D. In Manheim, PA, the [program_tooltip program_id='712709' first='Nebraska' last='Attack'] went 3-2 on the UAA Next circuit. And, [program_tooltip program_id='715717' first='Nebraska' last='Supreme'] was 3-1 in Norman, OK in their first round of the Puma circuit. Below are some standouts from the opening weekend from the Class of 2027.    The top player in our 2027 rankings had a huge opening weekend on the adidas circuit. She was in double figures in three of four contests, while recording a double-double of 12 points and 11 rebounds in a 54-45 loss to the New York Gauchos. She also scored 22 points and grabbed nine rebounds in a 52-50 win over Lady Phenom United. Medeck averaged 18 points and seven rebounds over the four-game stretch in Texas.     We struggled to find all the stats for [program_tooltip program_id='712709' first='Nebraska' last='Attack'] from last weekend, but we are going to keep looking. In the three games posted on the UAA Next website, Kay was one of the "older" ring leaders on a team that features 2028 No. 1 Macie Reiner as well as 2029 standout Mia McKenzie. It was Kay and Kendal Heimes who had the best weekend of the 2027s. In the three games posted, Kay averaged just over six points per contest but was an impressive 5-for-10 from behind the 3-point line in Pennsylvania.     We hope to see Wilson-Smith's stock continue to rise as she heads into her senior season at Omaha North. She kicked off her circuit work with averages of 11.0 points and just over nine rebounds per contest for ETG, while also dishing out 12 assists over the four game set. Has all the tools in her toolbox and is a matchup nightmare for opposing teams as she can play any position on the floor offensively.     A cool customer, Kam Scott was a floor general for the Supreme team in their opening weekend. She averaged 15 points per contest and was in double figures all four game with a weekend high of 18. Scott also added 22 rebounds over the four games as well. She is a player with tremendous upside in the right program and will make an NAIA school in the state happy, but we see the possibility of her trending even higher this spring and summer.     It was a huge weekend for the Bishop Neumann standout with [program_tooltip program_id='715717' first='Nebraska' last='Supreme'] as they went 3-1 in Oklahoma. She averaged a near double-double in four games scoring 54 points and grabbing 39 rebounds. In a 72-65 win over JBS, Cernik scored 28 points and added 14 rebounds. A "big" guard, Cernik can play defense in the post and is an excellent driver with the ball in her hands. Expect a big spring and summer for Cernik.     Bohaboj continues to solidify her position at the top of this 2027 class as she had a big weekend for the [program_tooltip program_id='712709' first='Nebraska' last='Attack']. In the three games with scores posted, Bohaboj scored 30 points, grabbed nine rebounds and added eight assists in Pennsylvania. She will continue to be a player whose stock will rise as the spring and summer period move ahead. You might even catch her whipping around on the Badger 400-meter relay team that leads Class B for the defending champions.

Three Nebraska teams were on the road at their respective circuits during the past weekend and over the next few days we will recap some standouts from each class. In Bryan, TX, the ETG Midwest team was 3-1 in a competitive Pool D. In Manheim, PA, the Nebraska Attack went 3-2 on the UAA Next circuit. And, Nebraska Supreme was 3-1 in Norman, OK in their first round of the Puma circuit. Below are some standouts from the opening weekend from the Class of 2027.