6 Additional Stock Risers In The Top 65

In this article I feature 6 more prospects who have moved up in the 2027 rankings.    [player_tooltip player_id='3553639' first='Navarius' last='Page'] has made his way into the top 40 and currently sits at #39 in the latest 2027 rankings. He has the measurables you look for in a prospect, standing at around 6'8” with a 7-foot wingspan. That length is something you simply can't teach, and it creates problems for opposing forwards and guards when they attack the basket. On the offensive end, he utilizes his size well by scoring in the post and serving as an excellent dump-off option around the rim. Defensively, his length allows him to alter shots and make life difficult for opponents in the paint. Look for him to continue climbing the rankings if he keeps expanding his game.     [player_tooltip player_id='2883883' first='Caleb' last='Camarillo'] leaps up to #44 after previously being in just outside the top 50. He is an incredibly energetic player that utilizes his burst and IQ to be a difference maker on both ends of the court. On offense, he's a threat to get downhill and he'll finish through contact. He also earns trips to the charity stripe at a decent rate. On defense, he'll get in his matchups's grill. And is capable of causing turnovers thanks to his active hands. Expect him to be a key contributor for Shadow Ridge this upcoming season.     [player_tooltip player_id='2920445' first='Haneef' last='Bahar'] Jr. (pictured) takes ahold of the #45 spot. He was a top performer at my combine and showcase back in April, putting his scoring prowess and athleticism on full display. He gets to his spots efficiently thanks to his ability to accelerate, and he also changes directions fairly quickly. In addition to his play on offense, he has the speed to stay in front of his man on defense. Considering his overall skill level, he'll be a guard to monitor in the coming months and this winter.     [player_tooltip player_id='2407329' first='Angelo' last='Leaureaux'] is now over at Pinecrest Sloan Canyon where he should step into a big role for them. He is crafty with the the rock on offense, and slashes to the cup with good pace. Leaureaux also converts tough finishes and will make defenses pay if they give him too much room to operate. When it comes to defense, the 2027 guard doesn't take possessions off and I like how he is often applying ball pressure. Overall, he's a productive prospect who looks due for a breakout season with the Pirates.     Centennial's floor general [player_tooltip player_id='3173789' first='Rennox' last='Ponce'] is now in #52 after the update. He is an agile PG who works hard to facilitate the offense with his handles, instincts, and passing ability. He will find his shooters when driving, or drop it off to his forwards if they're available. Beyond his distributing, Ponce gets after it on the the defensive end. Frustrating opposing guards with his effort and focus.     [player_tooltip player_id='3685002' first='Grayson' last='Stringer'] bumps up into the #63 slot. He is a strong attacker who gets plenty of paint touches, and can get to the rack with either his right or left hand. His relentlessness fatigues his defender, which can benefit his squad later in the game if it's close. He also dishes out assists pretty frequently. As a defender, he gets physical if he needs to and he can get his matchup off their line.

In this article I feature 6 more prospects who have moved up in the 2027 rankings.