I remember Glysch being a JV kid at the start of her freshman season, and now she’s a starter for a team that played in a state title game. She’s developed from being a spot-shooter to a versatile off-ball guard who can attack the basket and make perimeter shots at a high level. The lefty has become a kid that high-level D3 programs will take a close look at, and scholarship programs should watch her for at least a game to see if there could be a role for her at that level. However, I think multiple WIAC programs will be all over her this summer.

Muskego is a team that gets contributions from everyone, and everyone has played a role in making the wheel spin. Glysch has been their best perimeter shooter this season by a fair margin. The lefty has shot 46% from the three-point line, taking about five per game. That level of shooting will open up any offense, and it has for the Warriors. Her shooting has been the key that’s unlocked what Muskego can be at its best.

Muskego junior, Mallory Glysch Mallory Glysch 5'9" | SG Muskego | 2026 State WI , is a versatile and skilled guard who excels at both the point and shooting guard positions. She takes excellent care of the basketball showing poise under pressure and a strong ability to make smart decisions with the ball. Defensively, Glysch is always in the right place consistently making impactful plays. She contributed 6 points during the game, but her value extends far beyond the scoreboard. Her left-handed shot stroke is smooth and reliable, and she’s quick to catch and shoot making her a threat from anywhere on the court. Her well-rounded game and basketball IQ make her a standout player for Muskego.