2027s Cap Off Final Live Period: Part 2

The final NCAA Live Period marked the end of an important chapter for the Class of 2027, giving seniors one last chance to showcase their abilities in front of college coaches before the high school season begins. These players displayed competitiveness, versatility, and IQ. Here's a look at 6 more Virginia players who finished the summer with strong performances.    King has a physical, fundamentally sound game that allows her to impact both ends of the floor. She positioned herself for success by calling for the ball in the post, making baseline cuts, running the floor for transition finishes, and shooting from beyond the arc, while also creating opportunities for her teammates with smart passes and unselfish decision-making. She also plays aggressive defense, protecting the rim, disrupting ball handlers, drawing contact in the paint, and converting at the free throw line.     Beach has gained confidence as a shooter who knows exactly where to find her spots on the floor. She knocked down threes from the corner and wing, stayed shot-ready on ball reversals and inbound action, and mixed in strong drives to the basket, including a reverse layup after recognizing gaps in the defense. She also made an impact on the defensive end by anticipating a help-side opportunity, coming away with a steal, and immediately turning it into a fast break layup for her teammate.     Wells created offense by playing under control and making smart reads with the ball in her hands. She attacked downhill to finish at the rim, scored from all three levels with an and-one finish, elbow jumper, and multiple threes, while also delivering sharp passes that set up her teammates for easy buckets. She stayed active off the ball, created opportunities with kickouts, and immediately applied pressure defensively after made baskets.     Martin is a quality shooter, knocking down threes from all around the perimeter with a smooth, fundamental release. She stayed ready on every catch, but also showed she was more than just a perimeter scorer by attacking through traffic, finishing with strong footwork around the rim, and using patience off the dribble to create looks in the paint. She has the ability to score at all three levels and can handle the ball fast in transition.     Herbert is tough to guard because of how well she reads the defense and scores around the basket. She attacked one-on-one opportunities, finishing through contact for an and-one, spinning off her pivot for a finish at the rim, backing down defenders in the post, and using an up-and-under move while protecting the ball for another bucket, all while showing the ability to step out and knock down the three. She also ran the floor well in transition, made smart passes, and adjusted her finishes based on the defense, showcasing the footwork, skills, and IQ to score in a variety of ways.     Debevec plays with a high IQ and makes the right play. She attacked the basket before the defense could get set, finished through contact, crashed the offensive glass for second-chance points, and stayed active without the ball by relocating to open space, cutting backdoor, and using ball screens to free herself for threes. She also kept the offense moving with passes to cutters and a strong pass-and-cut game, proving she understands how to execute a motion offense while creating efficient scoring opportunities for herself and her teammates.

The final NCAA Live Period marked the end of an important chapter for the Class of 2027, giving seniors one last chance to showcase their abilities in front of college coaches before the high school season begins. These players displayed competitiveness, versatility, and IQ. Here's a look at 6 more Virginia players who finished the summer with strong performances.