National 2027 Prospects only found on Prep Hoops Rankings

Our 2027 rankings update saw 12 players make our national rankings while being unranked on the other 3 non paywalled national rankings websites (247, Rivals/ON3, ESPN) and in this article we'll break down six prospects who fit that description.    Prep Hoops national ranking: 89   I love buying stock on sons of NBA role players and Bass-Bonner is the son of former NBA wing guard Anthony Bonner. Bass-Bonner moved back to the Saint Louis area to play for Cardinal Ritter, the city where his dad played both at the high school and college level. I like Bass-Bonner's versatility and length on the wing. Able to knock down shots on the perimeter, defend multiple positions and make the extra pass. I expect to see Bass-Bonner's name pick up steam this winter and add some offers if he continues to play with a high motor.     Prep Hoops National Ranking: 114   One of the most athletic players in the country, Wingard can absolutely fly in transition and get above the rim with ease. That type of athleticism will give him the opportunity to play for a mid to high major program when the other parts of his game continue to be polished. Wingard had some loud highlights during the June live period with McCallie and had a 20 point 5 rebound game Vs the City Rocks at the 16 U level for Boo Williams in July. I'm honestly surprised a player with Wingard's athletic ability isn't highly regarded by other national rankings pages but maybe he will find his way into other national rankings by next summer.     Prep Hoops National Ranking: 122   White has shown the ability to make shots at a high level for both Indiana Elite at the 15 U level and Team Thad at the 16 U level. White was regarded as one of the top prospects in Kentucky before announcing a transfer to St James Prep on the Nike Scholastic League. With offers from Eastern Kentucky, Youngstown State and Alcorn State already, White is on Division I radars but I would imagine he adds to that list sooner rather than later.     Prep Hoops National Ranking: 128   Team Why Not has one of the deepest teams in the country for the 2027 class, winning peach jam at the 15 U level and having another strong performance at 16 U. Holden has a strong frame, can finish with either hand at the rim and is playing for winning programs at both the high school and grassroots level. Already holding offers from top regional mid major programs like UCSB and UCSD, Holden is already being pursued by winning programs at the next level as well.     Prep Hoops National Ranking: 132   Prescott III helped Sunnyslope knock off Perry in the Arizona open division state championship, scoring 23 points in the win. An impressive offensive talent, Prescott III can score or set teammates up at a high level. Prescott III's quickness on the ball might be his best skill, able to get where he wants to on the ball without needing a screen. I also like the toughness he plays with, that allows him to compete on the defensive end of the court. Already holding offers to schools like Arizona State, Fresno State, UTSA and more, Prescott III is already well known at the Division I level.     Prep Hoops National Ranking: 133   Indy Heat won the 16 U Peach Jam championship and the addition of Wright helped add to their depth in the frontcourt at both ends of the court. A physical presence in the paint, Wright plays with a high motor, rebounds the ball, isn't afraid of contact and can knock down an open jumper if you leave him alone. After a strong season at Louisville Fairdale, Wright has made the move to La Lumiere where he'll add to their depth in the frontcourt. Ohio, Morehead State, SEMO and Jacksonville have all already offered Wright but it won't be long till he adds to that list.

Our 2027 rankings update saw 12 players make our national rankings while being unranked on the other 3 non paywalled national rankings websites (247, Rivals/ON3, ESPN) and in this article we'll break down six prospects who fit that description.