Uncommitted Producers From The 2027 Class

In this article we highlight five prospect out of the 2027 Class that are still currently uncommitted to compete at the next level following their high school careers and that's okay. It's still early in the process for this Class so all they have to do is keep working and everything else should fall into place.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    [player_tooltip player_id='893265' first='Zoe' last='Beveridge'] is going to be a producer at the next level wherever she ends up. Beveridge is PG #1. She isn't just someone with great instincts, vision, & passing ability. She can also light the nets on fire while shooting it from deep. When I say deep, I mean really deep and its off the catch or dribble. Mainly around the Volleyball line on whichever court she is competing on. When you add that all together, you get someone that can compete. I expect Beveridge to end up at the D2 level to start off her collegiate career but I do know a few Division-1 programs have reached out with questions already so who knows. For now I'm sure she isn't worried about all that. She is just worried about the season at hand and that is respectable.     [player_tooltip player_id='817523' first='McKenzie' last='Lewis'] of Omaha Benson is a 6'0 CG with good touch on the basketball, with steady skill as a scoring and defensive threat, and she is someone that is truly a walking mismatch because of everything mentioned above. Lewis can play the 2, 3, 4, or even 5 spot depending on the lineup around her on the floor at the time. She currently possesses one Division-1 offer at this time but more could come over the next twelve months if she does her thing this Winter and then takes that momentum into AAU season along with her. She has been the top dawg at Omaha Benson for years now and that shouldn't change over the next few months.     There is definitely interest out there for [player_tooltip player_id='758274' first='Jada' last='James'] at a few collegiate levels at this time. James is known as a score-first PG with the ability to get others open off of her own creating ability and her own scoring ability. Offensively, she is very good at using her leverage to get past her initial defender. She has solid body control and that helps her finish some tough takes at the bucket. Defensively, James can matchup on smaller or bigger opponents with her wing-span and speed. This is going to be a big season overall for James and company. Which should lead to some more interest and offers before you know it.     If you are a college coach and you are looking for a Forward with a good mixture of size and physicality, look no further than [player_tooltip player_id='777564' first='Kalyn' last='Bailey'] of Omaha Westview. When Bailey is confident in her game and feeling herself, she can be very good because she is a mismatch to most others. She can move out and hit shots from deep to bring out bigger defenders or she can move into the lane against someone smaller that might have switched onto her. There is a lot to like about Bailey. Not only is she pretty solid, she is a good teammate and someone that everyone seems to vibe with so that just adds to what she could bring to a program at the next level one day if given the opportunity.     [player_tooltip player_id='771658' first='Braylee' last='Vasa'] doesn't get the most eyes at the high school level because where she competes at but she is someone that possesses that mixture of size and skill that all coaches love to work with. Vasa is a true 6'0 with guard like capabilities. She makes the most of her opportunities off the ball, not needing a long amount of time to make something happen. I expect Vasa to average some more solid numbers over the next six months for her Junior campaign. She should be option #1 in a lot of regards so if she can convert those chances and show her leadership, she should like how her season plays out.

In this article we highlight five prospect out of the 2027 Class that are still currently uncommitted to compete at the next level following their high school careers and that's okay. It's still early in the process for this Class so all they have to do is keep working and everything else should fall into place.