2027 New Addition Report

The 2027 class is quickly establishing itself as one of the most promising groups in recent memory, thanks to an impressive set of new additions making their mark across the region. This report spotlights a diverse array of emerging prospects who are showcasing advanced skillsets, athleticism, and high basketball IQ at an early stage. From versatile wings and polished guards to dynamic scorers and defensive standouts, these players are already demonstrating the tools and work ethic necessary to excel at the next level. As these young athletes continue to develop, their impact is set to shape the competitive landscape for years to come.    His combination of sound shooting prowess and useful playmaking ability allows him to find success from either guard position. Kiyan is smart, tough, and unselfish with a well-rounded skillset. He knows how to initiate the offense, set up others, and assert his scoring presence in various ways. Kiyen thrives in spot-up situations but can convert pull-ups or attack closeouts and finish. Though slightly undersized, he's a very pesky defender whose motor and instincts allow him to contain opponents at the point of attack. Next in his development process is working on getting stronger, as it would make him a more physically imposing player. Kiyen can run the team or find success without the ball. Defends with consistent energy.” Kiyen did a lot of things well for the Mount Carmel's deep team.     Isaiah is a 6-foot-4 prospect in the Class of 2027. Given his legitimate size, defensive tools, and blossoming skillset, there's a lot to like about his game. He's a long, fluid athlete who knows how to impact the game with or without the ball in his hands. McVey showed the ability to do a little bit of everything offensively. He consistently finished at the rim but was comfortable spacing the floor and handling the ball as needed. McVey s a quality rebounder who knows how to push the break in transition. His tough, physical approach allows him to shut down opponents defensively.     Matthew is a sound/poise two-way guard whose blessed with a good sense of timing and agility. The left-handed guard excels in attacking the hoop and stroking the 3. As a defender, he gets the responsibility of defending the opponent's best player and hounding him for the full court. He generates offense for his teammates with his aggressive defense and intense play. He can generate intense, tone setting energy for Coach Credle's team this year.     [player_tooltip player_id='2926374' first='Jalen' last='Hawkins'] is a 6-foot guard prospect. Jalen produces in every possible setting. Hawkins is a very polished, well-rounded guard with a strong frame and the ability to play with or without the ball. His handle, vision, and scoring prowess to operate as a primary offensive option with relative ease. Hawkins is a reliable creator with useful playmaking instincts and the ability to make smart reads off the bounce. He displays quickness and instincts when containing opposing guards at the point of attack. Hawkins also rebounds the ball well for his size/position. Next in his development process is working on his ability to move without the ball, as it would make him a more complete player. Jalen is a good player with a lot of tools and ability.     Next, Taurean Thompason a 6-foot combo guard. Given his steady progression over his sophomore year, it's safe to say that Thompson is one of the solid contributors for City College. He's is a strong with the ball, intelligent whose plays with pace, handle, and vision allow him to reliably dictate the action as a focal point. Williams scores the ball well from all levels but is arguably at his best when getting downhill and applying pressure towards the rim. He's a sharp passer-by who knows how to put his teammates in favorable scoring positions. Defensively, Thompson has no issue containing opposing guards and forcing turnovers with his anticipation. He also rebounds his position really well. Next in his development process is working on getting stronger, as it would make him even more difficult for opponents to contain.

The 2027 class is quickly establishing itself as one of the most promising groups in recent memory, thanks to an impressive set of new additions making their mark across the region. This report spotlights a diverse array of emerging prospects who are showcasing advanced skillsets, athleticism, and high basketball IQ at an early stage. From versatile wings and polished guards to dynamic scorers and defensive standouts, these players are already demonstrating the tools and work ethic necessary to excel at the next level. As these young athletes continue to develop, their impact is set to shape the competitive landscape for years to come.