Who’s Moving Up Inside the Top 30: 2027 Rankings Update

As the Florida high school season comes to a close and the focus now shifts into travel ball, the latest Class of 2027 rankings update reflects the players who elevated their standing over the course of the winter. Through consistent production, growth in their overall game, and impactful performances in key matchups, these prospects made significant strides during the high school season and now enter the travel ball portion of the calendar with momentum. The names below represent the players inside the Top 30 who did the most to improve their stock heading into the spring.    Mimi takes over the top spot in our rankings following a strong stretch that included an early verbal commitment to Baylor in late January. Making the move to IMG this season proved to be a major step forward, as she consistently competed against elite talent while adjusting to the daily workload required at the next level. At 6'4, Fusilier brings a unique blend of size and skill, operating as a long, versatile forward with guard ability. She creates matchup problems with her ability to handle, score, and defend multiple positions, making her an immediate impact prospect at the college level. With the spring and summer ahead, where she'll suit up with Fam Hoops 3SSB, her trajectory continues to trend upward—solidifying her as the new No. 1 player in Florida's 2027 class.     Delanie adds a state championship to her résumé after helping Somerset Canyons capture the Class 3A title. Competing within a strong high school program loaded with multiple Division I-level prospects, she consistently made her presence felt on both ends of the floor. Doty is set to play with [program_tooltip program_id='931970' first='Duval' last='Elite'] on the P24 circuit girls basketball this spring and summer which is one of the premier circuits in the country. She'll have continued opportunities to elevate her stock for that reason. A smooth, fundamentally sound guard, she shoots it well with a quick release, rebounds effectively for her position, and creates disruption defensively with her ability to generate steals. With a strong feel for the game and continued production, she now holds six Division I offers and remains firmly on the rise.     Alba is a big guard who impacts the game well beyond scoring, especially with her ability to rebound at a high level from her position. Competing against a strong schedule at Academy of Central Florida has helped sharpen her game, and she'll carry that experience into the spring and summer with the [program_tooltip program_id='713522' first='Miami' last='Suns'] on the Nike EYBL circuit. A shifty left-handed guard, Lemuna excels at getting downhill, using her size and body control to finish through contact. She also brings an international feel to her game, having gained valuable experience competing alongside and against international talent this past winter. With strong court vision and sharp passing instincts, she continues to show her ability to impact the game in multiple ways.     Bianca stands out as one of the highest IQ guards in the class, consistently making the game easier for everyone around her. She moves exceptionally well without the ball, finding open space and creating scoring opportunities through smart cuts and timing. A natural facilitator, she ranks among the top playmakers in the class with her vision, passing ability, and feel for when to push tempo or settle the offense. Offensively, Hall is a capable three-level scorer, but rarely forces action—letting the game come to her while still punishing defenses when opportunities arise. She handles it well in the open floor, gets downhill with purpose, and draws extra defenders to create clean looks for teammates. Beyond the skill set, she competes with a composed, team-first approach on both ends of the floor, consistently impacting winning without needing to dominate the ball.     Mica is now a Chipotle National champion with DME Academy, continuing to build momentum as one of the more poised and unselfish point guards in the class. The Brazilian prospect brings strong leadership qualities to the floor, consistently facilitating and controlling the offense with patience and feel. She plays with a quick first step, a high motor, and a steady pace that keeps her team organized in pressure situations. Competing at DME which is one of the most nationally recognized programs all season provided consistent high-level development and exposure, and she finished the year strong while navigating adversity after a hot start. Her combination of pace, decision-making, and leadership makes her a steady engine at the point guard position.     Jayla surpassed 1,000 career points this season after making an impact in her first year at Cardinal Mooney. She currently holds three Division I offers and will continue her development this spring and summer with [program_tooltip program_id='931970' first='Duval' last='Elite'] on the P24 circuit. Her athleticism stands out immediately, allowing her to consistently get downhill and finish above defenders with strong elevation. This winter, she showed noticeable growth in her overall offensive package—finishing around the rim, improving her mid-range game, and extending her shooting range—while also displaying better passing reads. With continued development, she remains a steady riser in the class.

As the Florida high school season comes to a close and the focus now shifts into travel ball, the latest Class of 2027 rankings update reflects the players who elevated their standing over the course of the winter. Through consistent production, growth in their overall game, and impactful performances in key matchups, these prospects made significant strides during the high school season and now enter the travel ball portion of the calendar with momentum. The names below represent the players inside the Top 30 who did the most to improve their stock heading into the spring.