Gracie brings a physical style of play on the wing that allows her to impact the game. She is capable of scoring from all three levels while also using her defense to create offense in transition. Her size and strength already give her a college ready feel that separates her from many players in her class.

After a quiet first half, Gracie came out with a different level of urgency in the second. She hunted mismatches in the post and demanded the basketball, helping shift the momentum. Her aggressiveness in the fourth quarter was a big reason her team was able to battle back.

In the final minute against Rocky Mountain, Worsley owned the offensive glass, hauling in three vital rebounds. She powered home a putback to tie the game with 12 seconds left. Moments later, she fired a perfect full-court assist to Paityn Deselms for the game-winner with just 4 seconds remaining. Worsley kept her momentum rolling versus Loveland, dominating the boards again and pouring in an efficient 18 points. Her relentless rebounding and creative finishes at the rim have elevated her game. Worsley has been a driving force behind Windsor’s success this season.

Averages for the week:

21.0 PPG, 12.5 REB, 4.0 Assists and 2.0 Steals

Gracie plays with so much freedom within her role and brings an aggressive edge on the defensive end of the floor. She consistently fought for 50–50 balls and made life difficult for opposing players with her toughness and energy. Offensively, her ability to score at all three levels made her a matchup problem every time she stepped on the court.

Gracie has turned into that of a true three-level scorer able to hurt defenses from the perimeter or the paint. She attacks the rim aggressively and never hesitates to use her body to finish through contact. As a fearless defender who never backs away from the fight, she sets the tone for this team.

Gracie has one of the most well-rounded games in the class, scoring both on the perimeter and in the post. She reads defenses taking what they give her and taking advantage of mismatches with skill and strength. Gracie’s versatility makes her nearly impossible to slow down.

Gracie continues to take steps forward in her game, and her performance at camp showed just how well-rounded she’s become. She had her outside shot working, consistently knocking down threes. When she attacked the basket, she finished through contact with strength, showing she’s more than just a shooter. Her ability to score in multiple ways and her toughness around the rim made her a problem for defenders.

Gracie dominated the paint, getting whatever she wanted against mismatches all over the floor. She also showed she can step out and hit threes, especially from the top of the key. On the glass she rebounded with the best of them. Defensively, her toughness and physicality made her a standout presence down low

Gracie had a breakout summer, proving she can control the glass on both ends. She scores efficiently around the rim, whether it’s off post-ups or facing up at the high post. On top of that, she showed composure under pressure in the backcourt and even knocked down the three when left open.

A force in the paint, Gracie Worsley Gracie Worsley 6'0" | CG/PF Windsor | 2027 State CO has the body and footwork to score against anyone. She rebounds at a high level, runs the floor hard, and has excellent form on her shot, showing promise beyond the block. Her IQ and versatility make her an anchor on both ends and a key figure in the 2027 class.