I have had the pleasure to train Gracie the last two years on individual lacrosse skill development sessions, small group sessions that also included 2 man/4 man on ball and off ball lacrosse skills and concepts. She continues to strive towards excellence in her game showing continued improvement and a high level of skill acquisition and lacrosse IQ due to her internal motivation and drive to be the best player she can be. She is super coachable, her desire, work ethic are off the charts. Her talents give her the ability to be creative with multiple shot options showing a higher level of deception and execution tight on the crease as well as being aware of her options of dodging, passing, off and on ball movement behind GLE, on the wing and around the 8. College coaches definitely need to have her on their radar now.

Gracie is an dynamic and imposing lacrosse player. She played for me as a freshman at Newsome High School (Lithia, FL) and quickly moved from the bench to a starting spot within the first few games of the season. Midway through the season she became one of the core components to our offense and could always be counted on to score when needed. She finished as the fourth highest scorer on the team which went 14-2 and lost in the Florida state quarterfinals. Gracie is solid with both her and right and left hand. She is very comfortable driving to goal utilizing her size, speed and strength to get off high quality shots. When she draws double teams, she is able to use her vision and high lacrosse IQ to locate open teammates for scoring opportunities. Where she I found her to be most dangerous was on the crease, cutting and finding seams where she was able to convert quick-sticks for goals. Coachable, hard-working, focused, and tough, are just a few words that I would use to describe Gracie. She has all of the qualities that a coach wants in a player. Her potential is unlimited.