Kuhle provides steady offensive production, averaging 14.5 points per game, and does so within the flow of Pullman’s attack. She’s comfortable taking shots when they’re available and doesn’t force possessions. Her ability to score without hijacking tempo allows Pullman to stay balanced, especially when defenses key in on the interior.

Kuhle brings edge and engagement to Pullman’s defensive group. She pressures the ball, tracks cutters, and stays active through full possessions. Her defensive intensity helps disrupt flow and forces opponents to work deeper into the shot clock, creating opportunities for stops and transition chances where she can generate points for her team.

Kuhle played with speed and toughness that defined her game. A First Team All-League guard, she attacked relentlessly in transition, knocked down shots from deep, and moved well without the ball to keep defenses working. Known for her scrappy style, she wasn’t afraid to sacrifice her body for loose balls or defensive stops. With her quickness, shooting, and court awareness, Kuhle consistently provided Pullman with energy and scoring punch.

Pullman’s Grace Kuhle Grace Kuhle 5'6" | SG Pullman | 2026 WA has been a scoring threat since her early years and continues to be a problem for opposing defenses. She has a sixth sense for picking off passes and taking them coast to coast, much like Alyssa Ustby (North Carolina). Both players bring a blend of athleticism and anticipation that results in easy points and game-changing momentum swings. Kuhle doesn’t just put up points—she consistently sets the pace, creates fast-break chances, and defends at a high level.