2027 Rankings Update: New Additions - Perimeter Shotmakers

These guards can shoot the ball especially well, drawing in gravity immeidately off the catch. A few of these names will have a shot at the varsity level, prepared for new opportunities.    Lane's smooth shotmaking from all three levels alongside the strong frame makes him a refined scoring option early on. Comfortable against ball pressure, the guard can play the lead or off-ball roles as needed. At local showcase events in prior months, the guard stood out within those in attendance. Additionally a proactive rebounder, he worked to create box outs and leverage his positional size to his advantage.     Vais made strides throughout the summer with his handle, taking greater advantage of his scoring gravity of late. Already showing upside as a floor spacer and downhill playmaker, his continued opportunities at the varsity level with Arvada West will be exciting to follow.     Handling pressure well at the point of attack, Oyelakin looks to be a dependable half court decision maker in due time. Capable spacing the floor when provided space, he is a consistent producer within this class.     A dependable communication who can handle the ball to set up teammates, Scrivani has found recent success as a floor general. Bringing immediate gravity as a floor spacer out behind the arc, the guard has a shot as a rotation player in the coming seasons.     A capable shooter from a standstill or while stepping into the mid-range jumper if the defense stays too low. Jijina found success at recent local showcase events, especially valuable on the defensive end of the floor. Bringing quick instincts to intercept passing lanes or wall off the lane one on one, the guard competes on both ends.     A skilled scorer inside the arc who brings good size to elevate above the defense, Patterson will be a name worth following down in Colorado Springs. Capable of making reads out of ball screens, he is a score first guard who can stop on a dime for shot attempts. Defensively, Patterson brings good size and length to compete as a help side defender, altering a fair share of shot attempts.     Kramer brings constant energy on both ends, one of most vocal communicators in this class. Already a dependable shotmaker from behind the arc or around the mid-range, there are few areas on the floor where Kramer is not a threat. Complemented by a smooth handle with the instincts to create opportunities in the halfcourt, the Smoky Hill guard has a bright future on their hands.     Frison found success as a floor spacer and secondary shotmaker, working to improve his halfcourt decision making. As the game continues to slow down for him, he looks to be a well rounded offensive option, capable within different roles.     A confident floor spacer, Lane brings legitimate gravity off the catch regardless of the incoming contest. Still a capable playmaker while attacking the closeout, Lane should be a well rounded complementary scoring threat for Falcon over the coming easons.     Ash is a dependable three point shooter off the catch, comfortable against incoming closeouts.     Morris is worth a look thanks to his well rounded offensive skillset, effective in or outside the arc. Complemented by a smooth release from distance, opponents are often scrambling to get a hand up once he catches the ball.

These guards can shoot the ball especially well, drawing in gravity immeidately off the catch. A few of these names will have a shot at the varsity level, prepared for new opportunities.