Even with the defense keyed in on her Grace Herring stayed aggressive attacking the rim and putting together a run of her own in the second quarter. The extra attention opened things up for teammates to fill gaps and score easy baskets. That continued aggression helped keep the offense flowing.

Herrig delivers whatever Green Mountain needs. Whether it’s hustling at the top of their full-court zone press, or fighting for rebounds, Herrig is vital to the team’s success. She uses her size and strength well to secure offensive rebounds and easy putbacks. She scores efficiently from the short corner and block, drawing frequent trips to the free-throw line. Herrig is quietly impacting the game for Green Mountain in all the right ways.

Herrig brings quick instincts, particularly for her class as a 2027. Bringing in a high motor, the guard has already adapted well to the varsity level and at the 16U level with B and B Academy. Quick getting after rebounds, she wastes no time hunting down second chance opportunities. She creates as many opportunities on the defensive end as possible, quick taking away space while utilizing active hands to deflect the ball. Within transition situations she stays active making the extra pass for the wide open shooter. Through her most recent season with Green Mountain the 2027 guard posted 4.9 points and 4.3 rebounds per game.