PRIME Feature: Class of 2027 - Part 1
- Team PRIME Nation
- 6 days ago
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Team PRIME Nation’s Class of 2027 has opened the 2025–26 high school season with real momentum - not just highlight plays, but winning production that shows up in big matchups and on stat sheets. Part 1 of this feature spotlights three guards/wings who are setting the tone early: Lily Fisher (Libertyville), Ella Sweeney (Appleton East), and Haylie Dulas (Kimberly).
This isn’t a “prospects to know” list, college coaches already know these names. This is a current-season check-in: what they’re doing right now, what translates to the next level, and where to find the best public touchpoints from this season.
Lily Fisher / Libertyville (IL)
6'1 / W / 2027
Lily has started the year looking like the type of guard college staffs trust because she impacts the game without needing everything drawn up for her. She plays with composure, makes quick reads, and consistently shows “connector” value - the kind that elevates lineups because it improves spacing, pace, decision-making, and defensive pressure at the same time.
Her production reflects a complete guard: she scores, rebounds from the perimeter, facilitates, and disrupts defensively. That multi-category influence is exactly what translates as you move up levels, because it means she can contribute in different roles based on personnel and matchup.
By the numbers (15 games):
18.9 PPG, 5.3 RPG, 2.9 APG, 2.9 SPG, 1.1 BPG
Why college coaches should be watching: Lily’s game scales. She can be a primary ballhandler, a secondary creator, or a defensive disruptor who swings possessions. Guards who defend, rebound, and facilitate tend to earn minutes early in college and her stat profile supports that projection.
PROJECTED LEVEL: MID - HIGH D1
Current-season / public links:
Lily Fisher - Highlights from first part of the 2025-2026 Season
Ella Sweeney / Appleton East (WI)
5'9 / CG / 2027
Ella has opened the 2025–2026 season as one of the most reliable and efficient guards in northeast Wisconsin. Her ability to impact games on both ends of the floor has been evident early, as she continues to grow into a leadership role for Appleton East while producing consistent scoring nights against strong conference competition.
What separates Ella is her feel for the game. She plays with pace, makes sound decisions, and consistently finds ways to influence winning, whether that’s knocking down timely shots, defending multiple positions, or initiating offense when her team needs stability. Her scoring production early this season reflects efficiency within the flow of the offense.
By the numbers (10 games):
14.8 PPG, 5.1 REB, 3.5 AST, 34.8% 3PT, 85.7% FT
Why college coaches should be watching: Ella has the combination of pace + confidence + shotmaking that becomes hard to guard when the game tightens. Coaches evaluating backcourt fit should note how she creates separation and capitalizes - and how her offense stays efficient when the stakes rise.
PROJECTED LEVEL: MID - HIGH D1
Current-season / public links:
Haylie Dulas / Kimberly (WI)
6'0 / W / 2027 / COMMITTED: Marquette
Haylie looks like a college-ready wing because her game is already built on the pieces that translate: shot versatility, spacing discipline, and the ability to score efficiently without hijacking possessions. She’s productive while still playing “team offense,” and that’s a huge separator for wings at the next level.
The most important part of her early season? It’s not just points — it’s efficiency. She produces a high-level scoring output with strong shooting splits, including 38.3% from three.
By the numbers (12 Games):
14.7 PPG, 42.9% FG, 38.3% 3PT, 71.1% FT
PROJECTED LEVEL: COMMITTED TO MARQUETTE
Current-season / public links:
Haylie Dulas - Commitment / recruiting coverage
