Graef is an active defender who stays on her toes and moves well laterally, making her tough to beat off the bounce. A true glue player, she keeps her head up and delivers smart, timely passes that help keep everything connected on the floor.

A 5’8” combo guard who consistently caught my attention with her movement without the ball on both ends of the floor, always finding ways to make a play. She made strong baseline cuts, getting behind the defense for clean catches and finishes at the rim.

Within the motion offense, she showed the ability to knock down the mid-range jumper. Defensively, she displayed good hands in the press—typically working in the second line of a 2-2-1—helping create turnovers.

Her body language stood out as well, showing great energy as a teammate and simply just played hard every possession. She’s a player I’ll be watching again to get a more complete offensive evaluation.

Graef is a “long and athletic” guard, that is also the base, and seeing her handle the ball in the open court and thread the needle was nice, but her court vision across the board was solid. She attacked the basket multiple ways to score; her crossover gave defenders problems, and she wanted the ball in clutch situations, why, because she delivered, knocking it down with a hand in her face

Extremely quick. Long arms, plays the top of the M-O zone very well. Had a euro-step layup late against a very good Timberlake team that was the play of the day. Got hot from 3 in one game, has a nice one dribble jump shot. Raegan really stands out.

Graef is also long and athletic, still the base, and when you factor in that she played tough defense and the passing lane, what else? Well, she does a good job attacking and finishing, even after the lick, and her pull-up jumper was also solid