-Class of 2027 Boys Recruiting Class Rankings

*Updated as needed around the 1st of each month

*Our rankings are based off of analysis of all three junior rankings metrics, and WAGR (for int'l athletes) for the athletes which we have received confirmation of commitment. We may not have full information regarding all of the top int'l athletes; please send us any information that we may be missing!

1. Florida State University: Miles Russell, Edwin Askerfors, Kaden Puranik, Charlie Woods

2. University of Florida: Giuseppe Puebla, Jessy Huebner

3. University of North Carolina: Evan Liu, Dawson Lew

4. University of Georgia: Bodie Brumlow, Brady Barnum

5. Arizona State University: Brayden Jones, Ethan Butter, Vaclav Svub

6. Auburn University: Lunden Esterline, Davis Wotnosky, Owen Coniaris

7. Purdue University: Sam Carraher, Gary Gu, Andy Dai

8. University of Oklahoma: Banks Cozby, Isaiah Igo, Stuart Boulware

9. University of Alabama: Rawlin Sutter, Bear Dollander

t10. Pepperdine University: Hill Wang, Owen Greenough

t10. Georgia Tech: William Long, Nicholas Canitano, Brooks Urquhart

t10. University of San Diego: Kaden Chang, Kenyon Kahler

Teams to watch:

University of Tennessee: Ronin Banerjee (top 5 recruit)

University of Texas: William Lisle (Top 5 recruit)

Vanderbilt University: Sohan Patel, Dan McGugin

Texas Christian University: Bennett Kuhns, Grant Delorenzo

University of Notre Dame: Qiyou Wu, Michael Qualiich

Texas Tech University: Aadi Parmar, Jaspreet Kondal

University of Mississippi: Jack Denery, Hogan O'Keefe

Northwestern University: JP Levan, Chengxi Li

9/29 Teams 1-7 remain the same, with the top-4 significantly ahead of the others. Alabama moves into the #9 slot with the improved play of their two top-30 recruits, and Georgia Tech and San Diego move into a tie with Pepperdine for the #10 spot, all with similarly ranked recruits.

7/5 With the spring golf season finished, we have new, updated rankings based on player performance and some new commitments! FSU, Florida, and UNC remain the top three, with their very strong recruiting classes. Georgia moves up to the 4th spot with strong play from both Brumlow and Barnum. Purdue jumps into the top-10 in the 7th spot with Carraher (a top-10 recruit), Dai (top-70), and Gu (top 350 in WAGR). Oklahoma and TCU jump into the top-10, with the Sooner's improvement in play and newer commitments from strong players at TCU. New to our 'teams to watch' are Ole Miss and Texas Tech.

4/30 No new commitments have affected the rankings. Look for movement throughout late spring and summer as players become very active in tournaments.