Who Made My Top Performers List at The Rucker on Wood For 2027?

The 2027 class in the Houston area has been closely looked at, but I was surprised by some of these names that I never heard of coming into this event! In this article I will be going over six names that impressed me with their play on the floor last weekend!      [player_tooltip player_id='2557514' first='Cash' last='Davis'] showcased his exceptional scoring skills throughout the Rucker on Wood event, making a significant impact in the scoring category. In addition to his remarkable scoring ability, Cash demonstrated his IQ by delivering precise passes that created offensive opportunities within the team's flow. Defensively, Cash demonstrated his ability to jump passing lanes multiple times, resulting in crucial steals and deflections. I will be closely monitoring Cash throughout the season as he is part of a talented Foster High School team that is poised to make a strong impact this year.     [player_tooltip player_id='2442262' first='Banner' last='Carlson'] was undoubtedly one of the best spot-up shooters in the gym during the Rucker on Wood event. He made multiple attempts from long range, showcasing his exceptional shooting skills. Banner is particularly reliable when it comes to making jumpers, especially when he doesn't have any coverage. His impactful shooting was evident as he made crucial shots that contributed to his team's success throughout the event. As the season progresses, look for Banner to continue his shooting prowess at Grand Oaks.     [player_tooltip player_id='2399909' first='Will' last='Arriaga'], a 2027 prospect, is showing promising signs as his junior year season approaches. His versatility on both ends of the court is impressive for a player of his stature, considering his physical attributes at 6'6. When slashing through traffic, he effortlessly absorbs contact and finishes reliably. Defensively, he holds his own against opposing big men, even taking on the biggest player in the post. I've been following Will since last year, and I firmly believe he has the ability to play on the next level!     [player_tooltip player_id='2252214' first='Jonathan' last='Cayetano'], a prospect I wasn't familiar with, made a significant impact at the Rucker on Wood. His inside scoring touch was particularly noteworthy, as he often bullied opposing players inside the paint to create scoring opportunities. I was genuinely surprised by his consistency offensively. He can easily get on a scoring streak when given the chance to score with the ball. While he excels at scoring inside, he also has the ability to spot up in the mid-range, making jumpers from that area. Defensively, Jonathan actively blocks shots and contests numerous rim attempts, embodying the qualities of a dominant big man in his play style.     [player_tooltip player_id='2252018' first='Sean' last='Mayberry'] was a key player in a remarkable comeback during the Rucker on Wood event. Despite being down 7-3 in a pivotal game, he showcased his versatility, which I hadn't seen before in his AAU games last year. He demonstrated his ability to handle the ball and create scoring opportunities with it. His athleticism at the rim was evident throughout my time watching him play on court 2. He also had flashes of pulling up in the mid-range over opposing bigs, which added to his offensive threat. Sean was a constant problem for opposing teams, actively blocking shots and contesting multiple shots at the rim.     [player_tooltip player_id='2251120' first='Zionne' last='Alfred'] experienced an impressive offensive hot streak during the Rucker on Wood event leading his team to the championship victory. He showcased his improved jump shot from the perimeter, making multiple shots in the championship game and the games leading up to it. While his offensive prowess was evident, he also demonstrated his ability to score reliably in the paint due to his athleticism. Over the past couple of years, I've witnessed Zionne's game develop and he's shown consistent improvement. As he progresses, I expect Zionne to continue developing and becoming a formidable player in the next two years.

The 2027 class in the Houston area has been closely looked at, but I was surprised by some of these names that I never heard of coming into this event! In this article I will be going over six names that impressed me with their play on the floor last weekend!