In our last edition of the 2027 rankings we’re going to look at point guards. Next week we’re going to the top 2028s overall, then the 2029s, followed up by the Top incoming Freshmen. Usually there’s a top 30 but since there’s so many good point guards in the state this season, it’s going up to 35. I would venture to say most all of these kids listed here will be playing college ball in some capacity next season. Last year my top 3 looked real good with the obvious #1 being Luke Ertel, and Terrence Hayes and Baron Walker at #2 and #3. All 3 made the Indiana All Star team, but there was one point guard I missed out on listing him at #14 that was selected and that was LN’s Kam Webster. There could be another 4 or 5 future All Star’s in this year’s crop too. Let’s take a look at the rankings.
1. Jason Gardner Jr.- Fishers
2. Cooper Zachary- Fishers Florida Gulf Coast
3. Brandon Hunter- Silver Creek Belmont
4. Da’kori Parker- SB Riley
5. Cash Daniels- Carmel
6. Jake Grissom- Guerin Catholic
7. JJ Craig- Warren Central
8. Drew Dixon- SB St. Joe’s
9. Jace Tonagel- Oak Hill Indiana Wesleyan
10. Antonio Baymon- Liberty Christian
11. Tobias Ray- Chesterton Purdue Northwest
12. Karter Kobe- Portage
13. Reece and Ashton McKee- New Albany
14. Devin Colbert- Decatur Central
15. Griffin Ott Large- LaPorte
16. AJ Jones- Lawrence Central
17. Ryan Miller- Tri West
18. Bo Washington- Brownsburg
19. Hayden Rogers- Guerin Catholic
20. Terrance Jordan- FW South
21. Judah Lewis- Columbus East
22. Tywaine Fuller- Liberty Christian
23. Elijah Chinn- Evansville Bosse
24. Rylon Gore- Zionsville
25. Malachi Ransom- Valpo.
26. Josiah Mays- Marquette Catholic
27. Aiden Woods- Pike
28. Corde Hill- Attucks
29. Reece Runyon- Gibson Southern
30. Drew Volz- South Ripley
31. Jayvon Irby- FW South
32. Trayven Buis- Northview
33. Parker Kern- Bedford NL
34. Shane Rogers Smith- New Haven
(t) 35. Gabe Fife- Madison
(t) 35. Ian Sullivan- Paoli
(t) 35. Holden Russell- West Washington
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