Updated Rankings: Biggest Movers in the '27 Class

Now that high school ball is over and we are currently at somewhat of a midpoint travel ball season. The class in the state of Georgia for rising seniors is deep from top to bottom, but several players recent consistent and noteworthy performances earned their rise in the rankings in Georgia. Congrats to these players on their hardworking paying off.    Kopachek has seen her stock rise as much as almost anyone in the last year. Her play recently with Brandon Clay's [program_tooltip program_id='715570' first='Southeast' last='All Stars'] at Select Event's Live at Lakepoint, garnered the interest of several division one programs and resulted in offers from Louisiana Tech, Jacksonville State, East Tennessee State University, West Florida, and Louisiana Tech. Kopeck finished her junior season with over 1,000 points and rebounds and was named to several postseason awards lists.     Mack has had an outstanding start to the travel ball season with Essence. She has had some huge individual performances during that time and had several more during the regular season with Woodward Academy. Williams has an uncanny ability to put the ball in the basket in a variety of ways and can wreak havoc on a game defensively.     Weaver, like Kopacek, has seen her recent play in travel ball rewarded with offers from divisions one schools Penn State, SC State, and Illinois- Chicago. Her size and length allow Weaver to have a huge impact on the game on both ends of the floor. I believe Janiyah's best basketball is still ahead of her and she continues to focus on skill development, which clearly has been paying off.     Coming off a Cinderella run with her Elbert County team all the way to state championships game (not the first for Audrey) before eventually losing tot he eventual champions. Lunsford recently picked up an offer from Erskine for excellent play with [program_tooltip program_id='1819777' first='[program_tooltip program_id='713452' first='FBC' last='']' last='NextUp'] and has several more division one and two schools showing interest in her as a prospect.     Walker has had an excellent first half of travel ball season for John McGraw's Southeast United Elite team. Walker's size, skill, and versatility allow her to play four positions competently and effectively. Like Lunsford Walker has the ability to make plays for herself or her teammates on the offensive end and is a true scoring threat inside and out.     Reeder, along with [player_tooltip player_id='674578' first='Adelyn' last='Thompson'] and [player_tooltip player_id='1178971' first='Camya' last='Hutcherson'], have given SE United a chance in almost every game, with their team winning the vast majority of the contests they have played. Reeder plays with Swagger and high IQ. She is equally adept at breaking down the defense off the dribble and finding an open shooters from three or knocking down shots from the perimeter herself where she has shot the ball extremely well this Spring. Reeder has been excellent off the bounce as well scoring and distributing the ball.

Now that high school ball is over and we are currently at somewhat of a midpoint travel ball season. The class in the state of Georgia for rising seniors is deep from top to bottom, but several players recent consistent and noteworthy performances earned their rise in the rankings in Georgia. Congrats to these players on their hardworking paying off.