The Final Ride for Florida's Class of 2027: Top 30 Prospects

For the past four to five years, Florida's Class of 2027 has been at the center of the conversation, producing headline performances and earning recognition through rankings, feature stories, camps, showcases, NCAA live periods, and grassroots tournaments across the state and beyond. As this weekend marks the final live period of their AAU careers, many of these prospects will take the court together one last time before shifting their focus to the high school season. In this feature, we take a look at Florida's recently ranked Top 50 prospects in the Class of 2027 as they make one final ride through the grassroots circuit and continue building the legacies they've created over the past several years.    [player_tooltip player_id='721469' first='Iniya' last='Reddicks'] (cover photo) burst onto the scene as an eighth grader, averaging double figures while competing against high school players at Run 4 the Roses. She followed that breakout performance with an excellent showing at the Prep Girls Hoops Freshman Expo, immediately establishing herself as one of Florida's premier young prospects in the 2027 class. Since then, Reddicks has continued to build an impressive résumé, earning recognition as one of the state's top small-school players and helping lead her team to a state championship as a sophomore. Already a player with multiple major Division I offers, Reddicks has proven herself to be one of the elite players in Florida's Class of 2027. A fearless competitor, she can score from all three levels, knock down shots from the perimeter, attack the rim with confidence, and consistently make game-changing plays on both ends of the floor. Her relentless energy on the floor on both ends is what separates her from 90 percent of the class. This is Reddick's final ride, and this one could be a special one for the talented guard.     [player_tooltip player_id='515064' first='Kathleen' last='Crawley'] has been a fixture on the First Coast since early on and has consistently established herself as one of the premier forwards in Florida's Class of 2027. A career 40% three-point shooter, she has expanded her offensive arsenal by developing one of the smoothest pull-up mid-range games in the class. Crawley's versatility allows her to score from all three levels, handle the ball in transition, attack the rim, and create offense for herself and her teammates. Her ability to rise up in mid-stride for a pull-up jumper has become one of her signature weapons. Beyond her scoring, Crawley impacts the game with her basketball IQ, unselfish play, and ability to keep the offense flowing. She moves well without the ball, makes smart decisions, and consistently plays in rhythm with her teammates. As one of the top prospects in Florida's 2027 class, this weekend provides another opportunity for the talented small forward to shine as she remains among the state's uncommitted     Sofia Acuna has established herself as one of the premier floor generals in Florida's Class of 2027. She runs the offense with calm command, dictates pace, and consistently makes reads against defensive rotations. By drawing extra attention and collapsing defenses, she opens up scoring chances for teammates with sharp, well-timed passing. Acuna rarely forces the issue, instead operating with patience and precision. She will assert herself as a scorer at times and has a complete arsenal: can get downhill and finish at the rim, absorb contact in traffic, knock down step-back jumpers, finish with either hand, and crash the boards effectively. A high-IQ playmaker who processes the game at a high level, Acuna heads into the final live period positioned as one of the standout prospects in Florida's 2027 class.     [player_tooltip player_id='874206' first='Bianca' last='Hall'] is expected to be on the radar of numerous college coaches this live period, as she has firmly cemented herself as one of the premier floor generals in Florida's Class of 2027. Hall operates the offense with poise and authority, controlling tempo while consistently making high-level reads. When she attracts extra defensive attention and collapsing defenses, she creates scoring opportunities for her teammates through sharp, well-timed passing. Hall rarely forces action, instead playing with patience, discipline, and precision, but when she does look to score, she showcases a complete offensive package. She is capable of getting downhill and finishing through contact at the rim, knocking down step-back jumpers, finishing effectively with either hand, and contributing on the glass. A high-IQ playmaker who processes the game at an advanced level, Hall enters the final live period positioned as one of the top prospects in Florida's 2027 class, with another strong performance anticipated. She is a cornerstone-level player and would undoubtedly serve as a catalyst for any program she joins.     Vanessa Van Koch was another freshman who had everyone talking at the freshman expo several years ago, as she put on a show from the outside, knocking down shots at her own pace and on her own terms. She is one of the smoothest players you will ever see, never allowing a defense to speed her up or dictate her rhythm. She has the ability to play that way due to her ability to measure angles, control space, and get to her spots with ease before rising up and getting her shot off. She takes her time, appears unhurried, and yet you look up, and she has quietly put up 25 points. The weekend will be a big one for the guard, and even if a smile doesn't break through, the smooth guard is poised for a good showing.     [player_tooltip player_id='846674' first='Eni' last='Oyedeji'] is a physical and skilled post player who can impact the game on both ends of the floor. She scores efficiently around the basket and creates second-chance opportunities with her rebounding. Defensively, Oyedeji has great length and protects the rim with her timing, size, and presence on the floor. Her toughness, consistency, and ability to influence the game in multiple ways have firmly established her as one of the top uncommitted post prospects in Florida's Class of 2027.

For the past four to five years, Florida's Class of 2027 has been at the center of the conversation, producing headline performances and earning recognition through rankings, feature stories, camps, showcases, NCAA live periods, and grassroots tournaments across the state and beyond. As this weekend marks the final live period of their AAU careers, many of these prospects will take the court together one last time before shifting their focus to the high school season. In this feature, we take a look at Florida's recently ranked Top 50 prospects in the Class of 2027 as they make one final ride through the grassroots circuit and continue building the legacies they've created over the past several years.