Class of 2027: Top Five

Brady Peterson November 7, 2025 @ 06:22 PM

The class of 2027 rankings have been updated. Today, we'll look at the top ten players in two separate articles, and over the weekend, we will talk about some of the stock risers and new additions to the top 100 kids in the class. Over the next week, we will release the updated rankings for the class of 2028 and the watchlist for the class of 2029.   [player_tooltip player_id='764935' first='Jada' last='Seubert']   The SPASH guard has slowly become a national recruit over the past year, drawing the attention of programs around the country. Seubert is an excellent scorer who can put the ball in the basket from all three levels of the floor offensively. However, her best attribute on that end of the floor is her passing, and she uses the attention she draws from defenses to create open looks for her teammates. She's an incredibly efficient offensive player, and her athleticism will help her make plays defensively and continue to develop on both ends of the floor. Seubert is better each time I watch her play.   [player_tooltip player_id='764918' first='Anna' last='Miller']   In terms of lead guards, few kids control the ball as well as [player_tooltip player_id='764918' first='Anna' last='Miller']. I will always remember seeing her play for the first time in Chicago right before her first year at Edgewood. Multiple 6'2 defenders pressed her for the half I watched her play, and the only turnover she had was a pass that went through her teammate's hands. She is a kid who will never see a defense that will rattle her, and that is something that will always give her a chance to make plays offensively. She's a pragmatic player who will always find soft spots in defenses. There is a reason that she wins anywhere she plays. Miller will continue her playing career at the next level at the University of Wisconsin in the Big Ten Conference.   [player_tooltip player_id='751287' first='Tessa' last='Bryan']   Bryan has always been one of my favorite players to watch because no matter when you watch her play, she'll do something you don't expect. Sometimes that can be a bad thing, but as she's developed, her more head-scratching plays have lessened, which is what you'd expect. However, as she's developed, we've seen her become the engine of what could be one of the most explosive offenses in the state. Few players put the pressure on defenses that Bryan can.   [player_tooltip player_id='751246' first='Awut' last='Alic']   The Oshkosh native is an excellent athlete and has one of the highest ceilings in the class. Her background and story to get to where she's at is as interesting as anyone's, but she has the talent to win her Oshkosh North games on her own. The Spartan is a player who has competed at the highest level and has made scholarship-level wing defenders look pedestrian. Her best is yet to come, and she has shown plenty of promise in her first two seasons at Oshkosh North.   [player_tooltip player_id='764903' first='Ava' last='Van Vonderen']   The Kimberly wing has played a crucial role in her first two seasons as a Papermaker and was the most impressive player at the Division 1 State Tournament last March. Her ability to operate on or off the ball and space the floor makes her a player who fits what Kimberly wants to do. I thought she's been a well-rounded offensive threat who can make things happen at any time. She's a selfless kid, which will help her contribute to any offense wherever basketball takes her in the future.

The class of 2027 rankings have been updated. Today, we'll look at the top ten players in two separate articles, and over the weekend, we will talk about some of the stock risers and new additions to the top 100 kids in the class. Over the next week, we will release the updated rankings for the class of 2028 and the watchlist for the class of 2029.