Additional 2027 Prospects To Know Ahead Of Fall Ball

Now that AAU tournaments and camp season are behind us, the focus turns to September, as high school fall leagues and preseason showcases begin to take center stage. With a busy stretch of games on the horizon through December, it's the perfect moment to spotlight some under-the-radar prospects from the 2027 class who are looking to raise their profiles and earn more exposure this fall with their high school squads.    A flame thrower from deep, Julian Paradise is a lights outs shooter from beyond the arc. Known for his smooth and quick release, the sharpshooter Paradise consistently finds his rhythm and knocks down threes with efficiency, especially off the catch. He possesses great instincts in finding open looks and routinely punishes defenders throughout the course of a game for giving him even a sliver of space.     Equally comfortable at either guard position, [player_tooltip player_id='2910156' first='Jaidyn' last='Boyd'] has proven he can impact the game both on and off the ball throughout the course of the summer and will look to carry much of that into the fall. He has shown to be a reliable perimeter shot maker when spotting up, decisive when attacking the paint effectively off the dribble, and can also contribute as a secondary ball handler—capably managing pressure and helping initiate the offense.     From the last time I saw Derek Roth play, he served as the go-to offensive weapon for Central Regional— showcasing his ability to score at all three levels. Roth demonstrated his ability to be shifty and efficient off the dribble as he consistently gets into the paint and finishes with creativity, while also showcasing range by knocking down shots from beyond the arc.     [player_tooltip player_id='2628248' first='Terrance' last='Jamison'] is a combo forward who uses his ability to rebound at a high level and finish with power around the rim to impact the game. His combination of athleticism and nonstop motor makes him a force on both ends of the glass. With every outing he up until this point, he's also showed continued growth in his confidence handling the ball—attacking closeouts and taking defenders off the dribble. Defensively, Jamison also stands out with his versatility, proving he can guard multiple positions effectively.     A smooth left-handed point guard, [player_tooltip player_id='2786681' first='Cam' last='White'] is a poised floor general who brings immediate offensive impact. He excels at using hesitation moves and crafty dribble combinations to get downhill, where he finishes with soft touch around the rim. When defenders cut off his drives, White is just as comfortable pulling up for mid-range jumpers. Expect him to be a consistent and dependable scoring option for Morris Catholic this fall.     Using his size and length to contribute on the glass, Cowell consistently fights well for position to secure rebounds on both ends of the floor. He also can finish around the rim and score effectively from the dunker spot, while also showing flashes of being a floor spacer. As he continues to simplify his game and avoid forcing the action, his impact will only grow.

Now that AAU tournaments and camp season are behind us, the focus turns to September, as high school fall leagues and preseason showcases begin to take center stage. With a busy stretch of games on the horizon through December, it's the perfect moment to spotlight some under-the-radar prospects from the 2027 class who are looking to raise their profiles and earn more exposure this fall with their high school squads.