Grays gave me a glimpse of her with her homeschool team last season, and I totally missed her playing on the EYBL circuit, so hopefully I catch her in person. If I do, she will probably rise up the chart see evaluations here

In the final summer before her senior campaign, Grays demonstrating strong leadership on and off the floor. Intentional communication to her teammates, and guiding them in setting up the offense show her experience and basketball IQ. On her school team, Grays is a primary ball handler and facilitator, but she still racks up points with an ease. A left handed maven, Grays can score at the cup or let it fly from beyond the arc.

Grays is “long and athletic” which is the base; I have to be repetitive, yet she’s turning more into ultra athletic by defying gravity for her finishes. She played the passing lane, rebounded on both ends, and also played solid defense both in and outside the paint. She blocked shots, attacked from the wing, and gave me the pull-up see evaluations here

Pearland HS to Christian Homeschool Athletics (CHSA)

Grays may be one of the most athletic players in the class of ’27. A part of Grays game that has always struck me is her leaping ability. Grays is so hard for opponents to contain on the glass because she can bounce right back up and grab boards. She has above the rim potential. Grays uses the same great athleticism in transition to beat down opponents and attack the basket.

Grays bounce is undeniable—she gets off the floor quickly and with power, making her a constant threat around the rim. finishes through contact with ease, absorbing bumps and still converting tough buckets in the lane. Whether in traffic or transition, she brings a physical, high-flying presence to every play.

Grays is leaving everything on the table as the grey area on how good she is going to be is no more. I expect her to continue rising up the charts, not just because she’s “long and athletic” which is the base. her timing to block, alter and (or) deflect shots had me dizzy because she regroups so well. Her defense, in and outside the paint, was nice. She also rebounded, on both ends and elevated over defenders to score off the dribble