Grace’s ability to find the lane and operate under the basket—especially under pressure—shows she’s far more than just a post player waiting for a pass. She plays with patience and skill, using her footwork to create space, and her up-and-under move when caught low is both efficient and difficult to defend.

Paired with Sutton Villa Sutton Villa 6'6" | C Pleasant Grove | 2028 State #8 Nation UT , the two form a promising duo heading into the spring, with complementary skill sets that could make them a tough matchup for opposing teams.

Grace led all 5A players in double-doubles this season, proving she’s anything but one-dimensional. She recorded a double-double in all but one game, showing remarkable consistency night in and night out.

Averaging 17.7 points and 14.8 rebounds per game, she dominated both scoring and the glass, but it’s her defensive presence that truly sets her apart. With an impressive 6.9 blocks per game, she completely controls the paint, forcing opposing teams to adjust and look for scoring opportunities from the perimeter.

Standing 6′3″, she still displays coordination and mobility — qualities that add value in high school, where quicker, more athletic wings can stretch interior play. She gives Hunter a legitimate interior anchor — someone who can rebound, defend, and finish, while also being mobile enough to adapt to different lineups.

Grace Gallagher Grace Gallagher 6'3" | C Hunter | 2027 State UT is one of the most dominant interior players in the state, blending size, athleticism, and skill in a way that’s rare at the high school level. At 6’3”, she’s not just tall — she’s mobile, coordinated, and confident in every area of the floor. Grace commands the paint defensively with elite shot-blocking timing and positioning. Her 139 blocks last season speak for themselves — she’s a true rim protector.

As she continues to refine her footwork and expand her offensive range, she’s already proving to be a Division I-caliber player and one of Utah’s most complete posts in her class.

Grace is currently showcasing her athleticism on the volleyball court, but even while away from basketball, she’s picked up multiple D1 offers. Her length gives her a huge advantage on the boards, often snagging rebounds before shorter opponents can react. If she continues to refine her put-back game over the next two years, she has the potential to draw national attention.