Top 2027 Talent on the Wing in SoCal

Southern California is one of the most competitive regions in the country! The combination of skill, size, and athleticism is elite across the board. From a talent perspective, the ladies below are in a class of their own. Expect these can't miss prospects to have HUGE junior seasons!    As one of the most versatile players in the 2027 class, Vivian will star yet again in the Trinity League against the likes of Mater Dei and Santa Margarita. The shooting, athleticism, defensive instincts, rebounding, and body control all stand out. Vivian is crafty in the lane and utilizes spin moves and euros to her advantage. She will catch and shoot on the wing or use the shot fake to get to the rim. After an impressive summer with [program_tooltip program_id='716027' first='Team' last='G'], Vivian will carry that momentum forward to the high school season. Recruitment has picked up recently with offers from the likes of CSUN and the University of Illinois Chicago. With one of the highest ceilings in the state, she has all the tools to be a Power 4 starter down the road.     The offers have been rolling in lately for this long, rangy forward. Kamdyn was a Mamba League Invitational Showcase selection last month. She returns to Sage Hill after an impressive sophomore season. Kamdyn can do-it-all. Her stroke is pure. She scores the ball through the natural flow of the offense. Exceptional footwork. Kamdyn moves well without the ball. She has ideal length and a shooting touch that translates to the next level. The game comes easy for the team captain. She helped lead Sage Hill to an undefeated record in league play last year, along with a deep playoff run and Div. I State Championship appearance.     Grace is a dominant 3-level scorer and rebounder. She averaged nearly 16 rebounds as a sophomore! The 3-sport athlete (volleyball, track) is already a career 1,000 point scorer. Grace is virtually unstoppable downhill with a head of steam. ELITE slasher with ability to shoot off-the-dribble with range. Grace is such an explosive finisher at the rim. She finishes over multiple defenders and makes it look easy. She handles the ball like a guard and is hard to stop in isolation. As one of the top rising prospects in San Diego, Grace picked up offers from the likes of Eastern Washington and NJIT. Expect that list to grow expeditiously throughout her junior season.     Hailing from San Diego as one of the more underrated prospects, Mckinley's game is beautiful to watch. For starters, the versatility and skillset immediately stand out. She is fundamentally sound and plays the game the right way. Good court vision, competes hard on both ends, and plays with passion. As a sophomore, Mckinley averaged nearly 18 a game and stuffed the stat sheet. She utilizes the triple threat to her advantage as a shooter, slasher, and playmaker. Finishes well in transition with either hand. Mckinley is someone you can trust with the ball in her hands. Her length, basketball IQ, and fluidity is the clear difference maker compared to others at her position.     The former Chino standout is now with powerhouse, Etiwanda, in the competitive Southern Section Open Division. Tess is the definition of a position-less player. Although she has played center for the majority of her career, the skillset screams small forward. She is very long and fluid, which makes it hard to keep her out of the lane. Pure shooter and elite shot blocker. Her game will only reach new heights as she gets stronger and more comfortable on the wing full-time. Tess can give you so much in virtually every facet of the game. She will be the X-factor this year for the deep, talented Etiwanda Eagles.

Southern California is one of the most competitive regions in the country! The combination of skill, size, and athleticism is elite across the board. From a talent perspective, the ladies below are in a class of their own. Expect these can't miss prospects to have HUGE junior seasons!