UCLA Women's Hoops Offer Elite 2027 Guard

Colvin is among the top prospects in the 2027 class and has already drawn interest from several elite programs, with offers from Gonzaga, Illinois, Iowa State, Indiana, and more. Rivals' industry rankings list her as the No. 40 overall player in the country, the No. 7 point guard, and the No. 1 prospect from Idaho.

Back in August, Colvin spoke with Rivals' Talia Goodman about her recruitment and outlined what she is looking for in a school. She explained that location isn't a key factor in her recruitment and that she wants a school where she can develop not only as a player but also as a person. She also noted that she's looking for a program that can set her up for success after college.

• “Location isn’t a big thing for me,” Colvin told Goodman. “So it’s really just focusing on wanting to join a program that will really invest in my growth as a person and a player.

• She continued, "I think my style of play is kind of versatile, so I like to push the pace and facilitate in the halfcourt as well, but also love defense. I think, really, just looking at a place that will fit me and set me up for success, even after those four years.”

Given that she's only a junior at Coeur D'Alene, Colvin still has a long way to go before she makes a decision. Still, she's a talented player who would be an excellent addition to UCLA's 2027 class and someone whom Close and her staff should undoubtedly make a push for as the cycle progresses. 

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