2027 Player Rankings Update: Top Five

This most recent Update has a few changes with prospects moving all around on the Ranking board. We are coming off of the start of the 2025-2026 high school season and now we have the chance to see what prospects can do for another year at the Varsity level.   In this piece we highlight the new Top Five for the 2027 Class. Each player brings a unique talent to the floor and they each possess the ability to compete at the next level if they so choose.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    [player_tooltip player_id='777232' first='Melina' last='Snoozy'] holds onto the #1 spot in their Update with [player_tooltip player_id='777225' first='Katie' last='Muller'] right behind her. Snoozy is a CG/SG with touch, coordination, a killer instinct, a beautiful shooting stroke from deep with some automatic range, and a big play making ability. She is the vocal point within her high school team's system because she can score at all three offensive levels while also being able to switch onto multiple positions defensively. If BH want to win a State Title this Winter, it starts with Snoozy so we will just have to see how far she can take take things once we get into the Playoffs. For now thought, she sticks at #1.     Like I mentioned above, [player_tooltip player_id='777225' first='Katie' last='Muller'] is not that far behind Snoozy for the #1 spot out of this Class at this time. If Muller continues to put together a dominant Junior season and she can lead DC on a big run this Post season then it's going to be a conversation for who is really #1 out of this group. Muller brings natural size and an impressive shooting ability to pair along with it. She comes in at around 6'2 and she has lethal range from deep on the shot. She has proven to start this Winter that she can handle fairly well and she can also defend multiple positions, depending on the lineup with her on the floor at the time. Muller is another future P4 commit. Coaches love the mixture of size and skill that she possesses so at the end of the day she will definitely have some choices as to where she wants to play in the future.     I have full confidence in the fact that [player_tooltip player_id='777233' first='Romey' last='Croatt'] is going to look like a star with her new AAU team in Mokan Elite once we get to the Spring AAU season in 2026. Croatt is a very good PG when it comes to controlling a game. She has an elite handle of the rock, she understands what her responsibilities are, she controls pace of play throughout the game, and she makes everyone else around her better. Not to mention, she can hit shots when her team needs a big bucket or she can lock up when they need a stop. Croatt currently possesses several D1 offers at this time and that list is only going to grow. That starts with continuing to make plays this high school season and it builds off of that into this Spring.     [player_tooltip player_id='644557' first='Ari' last='Phillips'] has been impactful for Johnston High School once again to kick off this Winter. Phillips, the 5'10 CG, possesses one small D1 offer at this time but don't let that trick you. Philips is a college level prospect. She makes big plays whenever she is looked to do so and she has a crafty bag overall on both sides of the floor but she knows when to keep it simple. She isn't against getting to the bucket for a simple finish or making the easy pass for her teammates when those opportunities present themselves. Within a good system and with other talented individuals around her, Phillips looks the part. She just needs to find the right fit at the next level and the rest could be history. For now, she hold onto #4 for the moment.     [player_tooltip player_id='502096' first='KeaOnna' last='Worley'] has had to step up a little bit more this Winter due to the graduation of some of their key pieces from last season. Worley is a fast-twitch PG with natural instincts. She is smooth with the basketball, making things seem effortless when she is in her groove. You would consider Worley a pass-first Point Guard. Now and at the next level she will be looked upon to lead with the ball in her possession coming down the court as she calls out the plays. Defensively, she is not afraid to get into her opponent's space and create chaos either. Something that will need to stay consistent if she wants to see time early on in her career once she gets to UNI. All in all, Worley is a good player, that should only get better as she continues to get older.

This most recent Update has a few changes with prospects moving all around on the Ranking board. We are coming off of the start of the 2025-2026 high school season and now we have the chance to see what prospects can do for another year at the Varsity level.