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<p>With the 2027 rankings released and a lot of players seeing a jump in their ranking I wanted to take a look at the best of the best within the class. </p>
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<p>The Top 5:</p>
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<p>The top 5 didn't change much and hasn't done much moving around in the past few updates. [player_tooltip player_id='827947' first='Cheyenne' last='Hull'] is a high level player who has a ton of Division 1 offers. She plays with patience, being able to be a lethal scorer or someone who can facilitate the offense at a high level. [player_tooltip player_id='676258' first='Finley' last='Parcher'] sits at number 2 and is a teammate to Hull during the AAU season, on one of the best AAU teams in the country. Parcher is a legit 3 level scorer, averaging over 20 points a game during high school play and has shown that same scoring ability at the high level AAU scene. [player_tooltip player_id='676260' first='Kawehi' last='Borden'] is a difference maker on the court. She can score from all levels and is a legitimate threat with the ball in her hands. She excels on the defensive side of the ball too, being able to defend multiple positions. She plays great in big games too, having the clutch gene in her game too. [player_tooltip player_id='676259' first='Julia' last='Benthin'] is the 4th ranked player and can make a case for the number 1 spot, as I think the entire top 5 could. Benthin is quick with the ball and can attack down hill at a high level, using her finesse and smooth handles to get to the ball. She has a solid deep shot too, being able to knock down shots smoothly at a high percentage. [player_tooltip player_id='748943' first='Aylah' last='Cornwall'] is the 5th ranked player in the class and thrives on the court for Gonzaga Prep. She is an elite playmaker, finding her open teammates with ease and being able to score from all 3 levels. Her deep shot can catch fire quick and she is a threat to drop 20+ every night. </p>
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<p>Who else could be in the top 5?</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='964916' first='Kyla' last='Frazier'] sits at 6 and she is a player who has advanced her game in a big way over the past few seasons. She has a smooth offensive game, being able to knock down jumpers off the dribble or off the pass. [player_tooltip player_id='928137' first='Avery' last='Hansen'] sits at 7 and is arguably one of the top point guards in the state. She can lead her team to victory by herself, being able to score at a high volume but also see open teammates when needed. [player_tooltip player_id='688515' first='Azariah' last='Jackson'] sits at 8 and is a player who can do it all on the court. She plays at an elite level on both ends of the court and can grab 15-20 rebounds while also dropping that amount and dishing out 10+ assists. She will unfortunately miss this upcoming season with an injury but will be back better. [player_tooltip player_id='1051361' first='Myla' last='Larry'] is a player to keep an eye on too as she will have the ball in her hands more often with Brooklynn Haywood graduating. Larry is a smooth offensive player who does it all and is ready for the workload. </p>
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With the 2027 rankings released and a lot of players seeing a jump in their ranking I wanted to take a look at the best of the best within the class.
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