Gray is a 6’3 Swiss Army Knife for a team that is currently streaking and looking more like the team that we expected at the start of the year. They’re playing well and finally getting on the same page, and Gray is a big reason for that. Gray is the epitome of consistent and dependable, and it’s been that way since he was a sophomore. He’s battle-tested, he competes on both ends of the floor, and he rebounds with the best of them. He’s a player who makes plays without having to have plays run for him. He’s a defender who can guard multiple positions, he stretches the floor, and keeps the ball in rotation. He’s a glue guy and one of the secret weapons for a talented Fossil Ridge squad 

Prepared for a larger role at Fossil Ridge, Gray has brought value as a strong guard with upside along the perimeter. Getting more comfortable as an on-ball playmaker, the guard looks ready to facilitate a decent portion of possessions for that high school program. Paired with the fairly strong frame as a guard, Gray should be able to control his one on one opportunities to a similar degree as in this pre-season. 

Dependable operating within the offensive flow, Gray can be slotted into numerous lineups given his skill and positional strength. A wiry strong guard who handles contact well versus likesize or bigger matchups, this literal strength plays a big role in his recent success. At his best as a secondary creator who operates against a rotating defense, Gray has carved out a valuable niche at the club and high school levels.