Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2027 Rankings - Stock-Risers, Part 2

On Monday, November 10th we released our updated and expanded Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2027 Prospect Rankings. Over the course of the last few months we have continued to evaluate across summer grassroots events, fall showcases and leagues, and our travels to specific high schools to watch their preseason workouts. As always, we look to update our rankings every few months and we wanted to get this latest update done before the start of the upcoming high school season. We were able to expand a bit from ranking the Top 100 to the Top 125 while adding 50 prospects in total bringing the Class of 2027 database to over 500 prospects. Over the course of this week we will be diving deeper into the rankings by highlighting stock-risers, new names, top watch list names, and much more. Let's dive on in.   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><a href="https://prephoops.com/2025/11/updated-prep-hoops-indiana-class-of-2027-prospect-rankings-4/">***CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE UPDATED AND EXPANDED PREP HOOPS INDIANA CLASS OF 2027 TOP 125 PROSPECT RANKINGS***</a></h2>   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    This Class of 2027 in Indiana has a lot of intriguing size. Dougherty is certainly a part of that equation. The 6'8" big man is coming off of a strong summer with the Indiana Jammers on the UA Rise Circuit where he showcased his offensive versatility. Dougherty has a good package of moves around the basket and carves out space well, but can also flash some face-up shooting ability when he is open. Look for him to really breakout over the next couple of years.     One of the most explosive backcourt scorers and all-around playmakers in the South Bend area, Dixon jumped all of the way up to #68 in our prospect rankings from his previous spot on the watch list. We've followed his progression for some time now and were really impressed this summer and fall with the expansion of his game. Dixon has grown, gotten stronger, and is a true playmaker entering his junior season. He will be part of what should be a high-scoring South Bend Adams backcourt this season.     There will be a lot of new faces stepping up onto the scene at the varsity level for Zionsville High School this winter. Gore will certainly be one of them. In fact, he is one of the few returning players with some variety experience. He had a very good summer and is proving himself as one of the top shooting threats in the area. His ability to handle the ball and stretch the floor should make him among the go-to offensive players for the Eagles this season.     Silver Creek High School is absolutely loaded right now with talent. If it were for two Division I commitments in the senior class and a highly recruited junior point guard, Linderman would be a prospect that gets talked about a lot more. The 6'8" forward is incredibly long and plays with some vertical athleticism at the rim. He will finish from the dunker's spot, rebound outside of his area, and protect the rim. Look for him to blossom as a junior and then really breakout over the summer heading into his senior season.     We wrote quite a bit about McCormack over the course of the summer because he simply continued to impress us with his development. Whether it was with [program_tooltip program_id='2076924' first='EG10' last=''] on the summer circuit, at the "The Expo" hosted by us at Prep Hoops Indiana, or at various college showcase events he was consistently one of the more intriguing big men in attendance. The 6'9" lefty has skill out to the perimeter and has upside as a shot blocker. He should have a big junior year for Bishop Chatard.     Page has had a couple of big seasons to begin his career at Sheridan High School and should really emerge now as their primary offensive weapon. We've always known him to be a big time shooting threat, but seeing him at a couple of events late this summer we were impressed with his size and physicality. He is probably 6'1"-6'2" now with a strong build that he uses to create separation off of the dribble. Page is a talented scorer that made a significant jump from #91 to #67 in our Class of 2027 rankings.     If you like athleticism and verticality in your front court then you should start taking a look at one of the top prospects in the Fort Wayne area. Williams, a 6'8" junior big man at Fort Wayne Wayne High School, jumped into our Top 50 in this rankings update. Not only is he a beast around the rim as a finisher and rebounder, but he has flashed the ability to make catch-and-shoot three-point shots as well. Williams is absolutely one of the highest upside prospects in the Fort Wayne area in the Class of 2027.

On Monday, November 10th we released our updated and expanded Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2027 Prospect Rankings. Over the course of the last few months we have continued to evaluate across summer grassroots events, fall showcases and leagues, and our travels to specific high schools to watch their preseason workouts. As always, we look to update our rankings every few months and we wanted to get this latest update done before the start of the upcoming high school season. We were able to expand a bit from ranking the Top 100 to the Top 125 while adding 50 prospects in total bringing the Class of 2027 database to over 500 prospects. Over the course of this week we will be diving deeper into the rankings by highlighting stock-risers, new names, top watch list names, and much more. Let's dive on in.