2027 Rankings Update: The Top-10

This 2027 class boasts plenty talented perimeter playmakers and athletic shotmakers, the bulk of this group standing pat with their ranking, as they reaffirm their abilities throughout the summer.    Williams remains atop the 2027 class, given his steady production at the helm of the Mountain Stars, who recently secured a 15U championship within the Under Armour Circuit. Bringing in quick intuition with or without the ball, the guard is seemingly always able to find an opening within the opposing defense. Especially strong while bringing in bold defensive habits at the point of attack, creating numerous steals, Williams remains the frontrunner in this class while stepping into an even larger role through his sophomore season at Chaparral.     Weatherspoon's finesse shot making make him among the most potent perimeter scorers in this class, dependable from all three levels. Adept at elevating through contests or contact, the guard brings outlier touch around the basket, regardless of his size or position.      Wanrow has held his own for the Utah Prospects, as of now the most fluid forward within this class. An excellent athlete with an already refined interior skillset, his ability to leverage pivots and counter moves has routinely created access for him down low. Defensively, he continues to impress through his dramatic blocked shots, certainly the best interior defender from this class at this moment.      Few, if any, have the shotmaking ability and frame within the context of this class as David. The twitchy shot creator has routinely been effective scoring over contests, adept creating space versus opponents. The speedy shot release paired with his growing fluidity handling the ball make him a high upside prospect, particularly as his frame continues to fill out.     Howery is a key connecting piece to the Mountain Stars and Chaparral, adept at converting difficult passes in the fullcourt and half court. His height advantage combined with the quick instincts and selflessness allow the guard to carve out a dependable niche.      An especially skilled shotmaker who brings notable strength within the backcourt, Dotson will be primed for a breakout season at George Washington. After posting incredibly efficient scoring numbers this past season, his continued production throughout the summer has reaffirmed his offensive value. Defensviley, the guard has plenty of upside given his size to defend both backcourt opponents.      Coleman has a nose for the ball, adept at grabbing rebounds on the both ends of the floor, even against much older opponents. His constant motor has made him a proactive rebounder as well as a dependable perimeter defender, filling a necessary role for a major club program in the Mountain Stars.      Waithe-Cunningham still remains an intriguing perimeter talent given the court vision and especially wide reach for a lead guard. Continuing to simplify things in the halfcourt will be important for the guard, although he is an impressive off the dribble shotmaker when rolling. Defensively, he has all the tools to be a premier perimeter defender down in the Colorado Springs area.      Wisne's steady perimeter shooting paired with the strong frame makes him an intriguing wing prospect, bringing in a dependable complementary game out of the gates. Often guarding up when necessary, the wing has made strides as an interior defender alongside being capable of solidifying 5-out lineups.      An especially athletic guard who holds his own on either end of the floor, already an excellent defensive prospect this early on. Excellent reading the floor for cuts or carving out windows for quick mid-range attempts, [player_tooltip player_id='2350107' first='Mitchell' last=''] continues to hold plenty of pedigree going into the fall.

This 2027 class boasts plenty talented perimeter playmakers and athletic shotmakers, the bulk of this group standing pat with their ranking, as they reaffirm their abilities throughout the summer.