Top stock risers from 2027 Rankings Update

Our 2027 rankings update saw a handful of players make leaps up our list after strong performances this spring at the grassroots level, in this article we'll break down the four biggest climbers in our rankings.    One of the highest upside two-way prospects in Ohio, Reynolds has all the physical tools to be an impact player on both ends of the court. With his length and quick feet defensively, Reynolds can protect the rim and switch onto guards and make life difficult for them. Once Reynolds adds a little more weight and muscle he'll be able to hold up easier Vs back to the basket bigs as well. Offensively Reynolds showed flashes for both Olentangy Liberty in the winter and [program_tooltip program_id='2320052' first='All' last='Ohio Red'] in the spring but I expect the next step to come either this summer or as a junior for the Patriots.     Another prospect just starting to showcase his full potential, Cornett gets better each time I watch him play and is turning his flashes into consistent production. Playing on a state championship squad, Cornett got to focus on defense and playing within the offense as a Sophomore and now will be set to be a standout player as a Junior. Cornett was also invited to the UA Future 60 after impressing for Nova Village in the two spring sessions on the UAA circuit. Big time talent out of central Ohio.     Similar to Cornett, Gill is an athletic wing who has gone on a sharp upward trajectory over the past 12 months and appears like a breakout candidate in the GMC this winter. After standing out for Wildcat Select at the spring live period, Gill received an offer from USF and has also been closely monitored by Kent State, one of his first offers. Look for Gill to continue to add schools of interest as more Division I programs see him in June and July.     Keely will have big shoes to fill with the Greenberg twins graduating from the Elks program but based off what I've seen from Keely this spring, he's more than ready to take on a leading role. Keely has an excellent motor and scores by just playing harder than other players a couple times a game. I've also been impressed by his growth as a ball handler, decisively attacking off the dribble and beating defenders off the dribble. Look for Keely to start getting Division I interest in June when schools can start directly contacting 2027 prospects.

Our 2027 rankings update saw a handful of players make leaps up our list after strong performances this spring at the grassroots level, in this article we'll break down the four biggest climbers in our rankings.