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Prep Girls Hoops adds six new wings to 2027 Indiana rankings

Six wings pushed into the 2027 Indiana conversation, with Emma Walker’s all-around production and Moriah Armstrong’s transfer profile standing out immediately.

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Prep Girls Hoops adds six new wings to 2027 Indiana rankings
Source: prepgirlshoops.com

Prep Girls Hoops just widened the 2027 Indiana board again, and that is the real story here: six wings forced their way into the conversation before the summer evaluation cycle fully hit stride. The June 3 update introduced Emma Walker, Molly Settles, Gracie Breedlove, Moriah Armstrong, Eden Nash and Briley Layton, a sign that the small forward pool is still deep enough to keep producing new names instead of settling into a fixed order.

That matters because wing players drive recruiting in a way few other spots do. Indiana coaches are always looking for prospects who can defend multiple positions, handle the ball and create their own shot, and this newcomer list is built around exactly that kind of value. Prep Girls Hoops’ June 4 Indiana rankings refresh showed the 2027 pool at 100 ranked players, which puts the newcomers in a bigger, active pipeline rather than a one-off shuffle. The site’s June 2025 small-forward update also showed this same pattern, with newcomers and stock risers cycling in as summer events opened up, so this is becoming a familiar part of the annual board movement.

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Emma Walker is the loudest statistical argument on the list. The Manchester wing is listed at 13.7 points, 4.0 assists, 7.5 rebounds, 2.8 steals and 1.1 blocks per game across 23 games in 2025-26. That is not just a scorer’s line. It is the profile of a wing who touches every part of the game and can swing a possession on either end. If Walker keeps stacking those numbers in live settings, she will not stay a newcomer for long.

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Moriah Armstrong brings a different kind of relevance. Her Prep Girls Hoops profile said she spent her first two seasons at Covenant Christian in Indianapolis before transferring to Plainfield as a junior, and that move came with a clear role shift. She averaged 6.6 points and 4.3 rebounds per game and added size, rebounding and interior defense to a guard-oriented team. That is the kind of change evaluators notice because it shows a player growing into a new fit, not just repeating old usage.

The rest of the group deepens the board in different ways. Gracie Breedlove is listed at Springs Valley and was added to the school’s 2025-26 roster on Nov. 13, 2025. Briley Layton’s Hudl profile ties her to Franklin Central High School girls varsity basketball in Indianapolis. Eden Nash appears on the Bluffton High School roster for 2025-26. Molly Settles fills out the list and reinforces the point: the 2027 wing class in Indiana is still open enough for fresh names to break through.

That kind of movement is how the next recruiting layer starts. The 2026 Indiana All-Stars roster featured 13 players, 12 of them Division I commits, which is the endgame these prospects are chasing. With the 51st annual IHSAA Girls Basketball State Finals already staged at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on Feb. 28, 2026, the state has already set its high bar. Now the newcomers on the 2027 wing board get the summer runway to prove they belong in the next wave.

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