Stock risers from 2027 rankings update

Our 2027 rankings update saw a lot of movement as players are starting to establish themselves at the varsity level as dominant players. In this article, we'll break down the seven players who increased their ranking this update.    Tyson has established himself as one of the best guards in the Cincinnati area as a Sophomore and helped Lakota West win their region. I've been impressed with the continuous strides he's made on both ends of the floor and has now gotten interest from regional high major programs. A name I think you'll start to see national buzz about this summer.     I usually don't like players listing themselves at multiple positions but Bertke follows the multi-position designation to a tee. Bertke has the size of a wing defensively who can impact the game with his length and activity but also can handle and pass the ball like a lead guard. Very unique skillset that is hard to find, Bertke is a prospect I expect Division I coaches to be very interested in seeing early during the live periods this summer.     I thought Cochran ended his season with some nice momentum with strong showings at the Fairgrounds as Dublin Coffman won a district title and gave Reynoldsburg a scare in the playoffs. A player who should get better and better as he continues to mature and develop physically, Cochran is another name that Division I programs will be keeping tabs on this summer.     One of the more athletic wings in Ohio, Aborowa got some positive reviews after Andrews Osborne Academy made trips down south in March to wrap up their season. A physical wing who can jump out the gym and score at the rim, I'll be curious to see how Aborowa looks at the grassroots level this summer as he's an interesting name to track.     The value of shooting is at an all time high and few players in Ohio shoot it better than Scholl from downtown. A marksman with a simple role for the college level, I'll be most focused on how Scholl develops physically as the weight room should be his home for the foreseeable future. Tons of long-term upside with Scholl who can catch fire in an instant from long range.     Centerville was led by the Greenberg twins this year but Keely also had a coming out party of his own with some notable performances against top competition. A versatile wing forward who can do a variety of things with or without the ball in his hands, Keely is a guy I'll be curious to see play with the ball in his hands a little more as a Junior. I am confident in him fitting in well with [program_tooltip program_id='2076317' first='Midwest' last='Basketball Club 3SSB'] with a similar role as he played with the Elks this winter.     Last on this list is Haney who displayed pure point guard abilities at an extremely high level this season, being a leader on the court despite being an underclassman. I've heard high praise from college coaches not even worried about 2027 prospects about Haney as he checks a ton of boxes and is a winner. Steubenville won the east/southeast mega Division III district this season and Haney was the heartbeat to their success. Lots of times players from the east district fly under the radar but Haney is a name that certainly will get the attention he deserves over the next few seasons.

Our 2027 rankings update saw a lot of movement as players are starting to establish themselves at the varsity level as dominant players. In this article, we'll break down the seven players who increased their ranking this update.