It seems like just yesterday I was watching G play for Supreme Team as a middle schooler. She was an elite shooter running around the court as 12-year-old with those bright fluorescent colors on. Fast Forward 4-5 years and Rogers has worked to become a complete player while maintaining her ability to knockdown threes with little time or space consistently. G has the skills to handle the ball in the ACC now; thanks to the time and effort she and Coach Pitts have put in together the last few years. She is a strong kid with very good athleticism and the ability to play early on the flats. Rogers will first try and lead her team, along with fellow P4 commit Aila Courtenay Aila Courtenay 6'3" | C/PF St. Francis | 2027 State #48 Nation GA (Florida), to a state championship as she closes the chapter on her outstanding high school career. I expect Rogers to have a long and successful career at Georgia Tech. She chose the Jackets over Alabama, Texas Tech, Houston, and Arizona. Clearly the in-state prospect was a priority for Karen Blair and her staff.

The shot-making guard had a nice synergy with Aila Courtenay Aila Courtenay 6'3" | C/PF St. Francis | 2027 State #48 Nation GA down low in a thrilling 75-72 sudden death double overtime win against Sandy Creek. Rogers drained a pair of threes, hit a mid-range pull-up and got to her floater for a few of her buckets. I liked how well she fed the ball inside, recognizing the hot hand. Giaunni had 14 points, 3 rebounds and 9 assists. D-I schools are involved with the high-octane combo-guard.

I have been watching G play for about five or six years now and have always been impressed with her knockdown shooting ability from three. She is without question of the very best shooters in Georgia, regardless of class. Her overall game has been coming together the last few years and the result saw her ranking rise up to number 6 overall in Georgia for the 2027 class. Rogers has worked extremely hard to diversify her game and not just be labeled as a shooter. You can see the results as she has been the primary ball handler for HER Elite ‘s 17U EYBL team, proving that she is more than capable of doing so for a Power Four school on the next level. Rogers is a very cerebral player who knows and thinks the game. She has been outstanding when running the point for her team both distributing the ball to her ultra-talented teammates, while also being a serious scoring threat herself. Rogers hit multiple threes in a limited attempts every game of the event. Her efficiency scoring was more than impressive. All of Giaunni’s work is paying off as she recently has picked up offers from Arizona, Alabama, Ole Miss, and Georgia Tech. Rogers bloodline is also strong as she is the daughter of former Auburn star and NFL player Carlos Rogers.

Giaunni has an impeccable and repeatable shooting form that stands out right away. Her release requires very little space, and a couple of controlled dribbles with shiftiness allow her to create separation. She can stop on a dime and knock down the pull-up jumper with consistency and smooth elevation. As a playmaker, Giaunni showed strong decision-making, reading when to deliver a bounce pass versus a chest pass on post entries while also finding open teammates on the perimeter after attacking the defense. Good speed helped her push the pace with both the dribble and advancing the ball with the pass. Defensively, active instincts showed up as she jumped passing lanes and created disruption for opposing teams.

Giaunni Rogers Giaunni Rogers 5'9" | CG/SG St. Francis | 2027 State #86 Nation GA continues to trend upward as one of the toughest perimeter scorers producing at a high level as a junior. She averaged 16.8 points, 3.2 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 2.9 steals per game, leading St. Francis offensively while contributing in multiple areas. Rogers is a confident scorer who can heat up from the perimeter and create off the bounce. She plays aggressively and brings energy defensively, using her quickness to disrupt passing lanes.

G led the Knights in scoring with 20 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal and 1 block. Rogers netted a pair of mid-range jumpers along with two threes. Blessed with a strong frame, Giaunni also attacked downhill to draw fouls instead of settling for all jumpers. She went 6-7 from the foul line while helping space the floor with her outside shot.

State champ averaged 13.6 points, 3.7 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 1.6 steals as a freshman. Holds multiple D-I offers.