Updated 2027 Rankings: 540/434/276 Wings (Part 3)

Jack Herron April 23, 2026 @ 08:53 AM

We at Prep Hoops VA recently updated our 2027 rankings, expanding over 150 prospects who we feel are ones to watch in the junior class. Here's a look at part three of the wing prospects from the Central/Southern/Western area in the rankings.   #127) [player_tooltip player_id='3571370' first='Trey' last='Moore'] | 6'4” SF | East Rockingham   Moore was one of the breakout players in the Harrisonburg area if not the entire state, coming out of nowhere to win Valley District Player of the Year and be named First Team All Region as well. The 6'4” guard is a hard nosed and tough two way player who gets after it and plays with aggression on both ends of the floor, he gets downhill at will and is a good finisher through contact, he gets to the line often where he is highly consistent, and he can work off the ball and make shots on the move as well.   #138) [player_tooltip player_id='3571377' first='Tre' last='King Jr.'] | 6'0” SG | Riverbend   King Jr. has quietly been one of the best players in the Fredericksburg area over the past few years, and he's been a big reason for a culture shift in the program. He's a do-it-all guard who can play on or off the ball and create shots for himself and others, he plays with great pace and is shifty off the bounce to get to his spots, he can make tough shots from all three levels, and he is great at turning defense into offense as well.   #144) [player_tooltip player_id='2348972' first='Colton' last='Davis'] | 6'4” SG | Liberty Christian   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><a href="https://prephoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/09/Davis-Colton.jpg"><img src="https://prephoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/09/Davis-Colton.jpg?w=1024" alt="" class="wp-image-2966700" /></a></figure>   Davis is part of an LCA team that just continues to improve and made their way to the Class 3 state tournament this year, and he's solidified himself as one of the better shooters in the Lynchburg area. The 6'4” off guard is absolutely lights out from deep with in the gym range and great footwork to get into his shot, he has a quick release and with his size he doesn't need a ton of space to get his shot off, he can get hot quickly and fill it up in bunches when he gets it going, and he's able to attack closeouts and make pull-ups or make plays for others.   #147) [player_tooltip player_id='2799129' first='Channing' last='Disibbio'] | 6'1” SG | Graham   Disibbio is well on his way to being a legend at Graham, as he's already passed the 1,000 point mark with another year to play and has been one of the top players in SWVA over the last two years. He can flat out fill it up as he shoots it from deep with a ton of range off the catch and off the bounce, he works well off the ball making good reads on screens and scoring within the set, he's very good in transition as a finisher, and he can make plays for others as well.   #148) [player_tooltip player_id='3571383' first='Landon' last='Davis'] | 6'1” SG | Spotswood   Davis had a huge junior season for Spotswood, and he looks like the next in a long line of successful prospects from one of the better programs in the Harrisonburg area historically. The 6'1” guard is a lights out shooter from deep with excellent form and a quick release, he gets to spots off the bounce and shoots the pull-up well in the midrange, he can work off the ball to get open, and he has a high IQ and makes the right play on both ends of the floor.   #150) [player_tooltip player_id='3571387' first='Elijaj' last='Knoetze'] | 6'0” SG | Narrows   Knoetze is a two sport star who sines as a wide receiver on the Narrows football team as well, and he brings that athleticism and grit to the hardwood to be very productive as well. He is dynamite in transition with his speed and ability to both run the floor and handle it himself, he gets downhill aggressively and is a good finisher through traffic at the rim, and he's a very good rebounder and defender as well.

We at Prep Hoops VA recently updated our 2027 rankings, expanding over 150 prospects who we feel are ones to watch in the junior class. Here's a look at part three of the wing prospects from the Central/Southern/Western area in the rankings.