A strong, athletic 5’11 forward, Langer (pictured above) brings toughness and versatility to the floor. She rebounds through contact, runs the floor with purpose, and defends multiple positions with a high motor. Langer is opportunistic, focused, and physical – the type of player who consistently impacts the game without needing the spotlight. Her shooting has improved and she handles pressure well. Signed with UW-Whitewater, the 2026 prospect ranks #74 in Wisconsin’s senior class. Gracee is relentless. With a college-ready frame and a no-nonsense attitude to every game, she will excel at the next level.

The Edgerton post is a kid who could thrive with Let it Rain. Langer is a physical and athletic post who will dominate in games where she has a physical and size advantage around the basket. Her motor will allow her to make plays that other posts won’t. She has a good touch around the basket and will have moments where she will control games. The thing to watch with her is how well she handles size and length around the rim.

The Edgerton forward pushes a double-double average, and after watching her play, I understand how she does it. Langer is a mobile and physical post kid who can handle the ball in traffic, which I find to be an undervalued aspect of a post. Her ability to play through contact and protect the ball allows the Crimson Tide to play through the paint and keep their offense rolling. Langer is a solid passer, finisher, and rebounder, which means her team can control the area around the basket as long as Langer is on the floor, which will be massive for them this coming postseason.