Gracie had an impressive weekend for The Naturals 17U during the PGH Michigan State Tournament. She’s a playmaker who checks every box as a lead guard. She crashed the boards to score a putback with her left and scored many putbacks comfortably with either hand throughout the tournament. Graice scored using crafty footwork and touch in contested situations. Her poise and vision resulted in multiple assists to cutters and open teammates. Gracie drove hard in transition, landed with a jump stop, let the defender fly by, then scored off two feet. She transfers the ball well in stride to score layups after cutting to the basket and moves to open space. Gracie consistently found the bottom of the net, burying threes from different spots around the arc. She went by with a burst from the corner to score a strong and-one bucket through contact, then tacked on the free throw. Gracie was a major stock-riser over the weekend.

Gracie is a speedy guard whose active hands create turnovers. She deflects passes, scoops up the loose ball, and pushes it the other way with pace using both hands, and finishes at the rim with her right or left. Gracie knocks down threes when given the space to shoot. Her high motor, aggressiveness, ability to penetrate off the dribble, confident ball-handling, efficiency, and scrappy defense made a great impression on our scouts at the PGH Crossroads Clash.

Very aggressive and effective for her team, she plays with a lot of energy and a very high motor. Good handles with both sides and also likes to penetrate to the rim. It’s a nice scrappy guard. Very efficient.