Top new wings from 2027 Rankings Update

Our 2027 Rankings Update saw over 30 players get added for the first time to our list! In this article we'll look at five wings who are making their debut in our rankings!    I was impressed with Creager in Patrick Henry's lone defeat this season which came in the playoffs against Lima Central Catholic. Creager does an excellent job handling the ball for his high school team, being the primary creator off the dribble for them. A knockdown shooter who can spot up or run off screen actions, Creager has the size and shooting ability that college coaches look for in a wing guard. When you add in the fact Creager's aunt is the all-time leading scoring for Patrick Henry girls' basketball and his brother Lincoln is the all-time leading scorer for the boys' basketball team and Reid has no choice but to be a hooper.     I was impressed with the strides Reisinger showed me as an offensive player at our Sophomore ID camp as he was showcasing a much-improved ability to score on the perimeter from the player I saw as a freshman for Indian Lake. He continued that momentum into his Sophomore season by being one of the top scorers in his conference at 19.5 PPG. I expect Reisinger to generate a lot of buzz as a small town prospect that I don't think many people outside of the Central Buckeye Conference are too familiar with right now. I expect Reisinger to become a household name this summer as his production is too impressive for people around the Dayton area to not take note of.     Meigs had a historic season as TVC Champs and district runner ups and while [player_tooltip player_id='2426924' first='Carson' last='Davis'] received a majority of the headlines playing for his dad, Brinager's jump from freshman to sophomore season was quite noticeable as well. A wing who plays with an extremely high motor, Brinager is switchable defensively and can guard multiple positions and skillsets. When you add in his effort levels on the glass and quick feet to avoid box outs and get extra possessions, Brinager is really good at the little things that help you win games. As a creator, Brinager doesn't waste dribbles and attacks very directly to the basket. I'll be looking for Brinager to continue to expand his game as a ball handler and perimeter shooter.     Another Sophomore ID camp standout, Burns is a super athlete on the wing. Able to play in transition or score in the paint, Burns is dangerous when he's got a head of steam heading towards the rim. After getting some minutes for Dublin Coffman as a Sophomore, I expect Burns to have a bigger role with a strong summer of development as an offensive player. Very intriguing upside for Burns with his athletic gifts.     I caught Brunswick at a handful of all day events and always left impressed with the motor Evert played with. I can't think of a single time any player who competed against Evert outworked him. He was the first to loose balls, rebounds and consistently working defensively. On a team with a pair of ball dominant guards with elite scoring ability, Evert just has to take care of the basketball, make shots and cut off the ball to make a positive impact offensively. Next season will be a big one for the Blue Devils and while almost everybody knows about the Drexler and Barnett back-court, Evert is a name I think will be very popular around northeast Ohio next winter as a flat out winner.

Our 2027 Rankings Update saw over 30 players get added for the first time to our list! In this article we'll look at five wings who are making their debut in our rankings!