#12: Grosse’s game has been on the rise for some time now. Her competitive edge and unwavering work ethic in the gym have made her stand out not only as an elite three-point shooter, but as a true leader on the court. The 5’8 guard’s game is filled with finesse, and everything she does on the court is silky smooth. Nevaeh excels as a distributor, using her court vision and ability to read the defense to create open looks for her team. Although it’s already clear she’s a Division 1 prospect, the Eastview freshman is just scratching the surface of her full potential.

Grosse is a true gamer and a natural leader who consistently imposes her will on the game in multiple ways. She displayed her deep shooting range and got to her spots on the floor with ease. During the showcase, her leadership was evident – she led by example and set the tone for her teammates. Her ability to deliver sharp, on-target passes was impressive, showcasing excellent vision and feel. Each time she steps into the gym, her game continues to expand and elevate.

One of the truly elite shooters in the 2029 class, Grosse has a textbook release and deep range. She moves well without the ball, gets into her shot pocket quickly, and rarely needs much space to let it fly. Nevaeh is a smooth operator on the perimeter and has the strength to hold her ground on both ends. She picked up her first D1 offer last week from the University of Montana, a sign of things to come. With a strong feel for the game and the ability to stretch defenses, Grosse is a name to know moving forward. Look out when she gets stronger and matures physically.