Stevens made his mark this season as a true shot maker, blending shooting ability with strong ball handling and confidence. He consistently created his own looks, knocking down shots from deep while also using his dribble to break down defenders and attack the rim. His offensive versatility kept defenses off balance all year. On the other end he held his own as a quality defender, competing and bringing effort every possession. With his ability to score at all three levels and impact the game on both ends, Stevens has all the tools to carry this momentum into a big summer

Stevens has embraced the go to role for Valor and is thriving in it. Averaging 18 points per game, his production comes within the flow of the game, with very little forced or rushed. While he’s a proven three point shooter, his biggest growth has come from attacking off the bounce, getting downhill and finishing strong at the rim. He consistently draws contact and converts at the free throw line, putting pressure on defenses. On the other end his physical, competitive defense makes him a tough matchup and adds to his overall impact

Stevens is stepping into a huge opportunity at Valor this season, and he’s got the perfect skill set to take full advantage of it. He’s a true team first player who thrives within the flow of the offense but can also take over when needed. His quickness pops immediately and he showed that this fall by getting by defenders, cutting with purpose and finishing strong at the rim. Add in his ability to score at all three levels, and he becomes a constant matchup problem. With a bigger role on the table, Stevens is poised to shine and make a serious impact all season long

Grant dominated the glass, grabbing nearly every rebound for his team. He was effective inside but also showed an inside-out game, adjusting based on his matchup. His ability to knock down threes with consistency and ease made him a tough cover.

Stevens was a tough cover showcasing an offensive arsenal that’s hard to slow down. His step back fadeaway was nearly impossible to contest. He showed strength and quickness to drive the lane and create his own shot at will. With a sharp change of direction, he keeps defenders guessing and consistently finds ways to score in isolation situations. On the defensive end Stevens applied constant pressure to opponents. He stays locked in on the ball, moves well laterally and forces tough decisions. His energy and competitiveness carry over on both sides of the court, making him a two way presence who impacts every possession. At The Expo Stevens proved to be a dynamic scorer and relentless defender who’s capable of taking over stretches of play with both his shot making and intensity

Grant Stevens Grant Stevens 6'5" | SG/PG Valor Christian | 2027 State CO is a score-first shooting guard who makes defenses pay for leaving him room to operate. Ranked as the #10 shooting guard in his class, Stevens is confident and always shot ready off the catch. Defensively, Stevens communicates with his teammates and switches screens effectively.

Stevens was a summer standout as a glue guy with high upside, but I believe there’s more to his game. He appears to do whatever is asked of him as a coach’s dream as a player, you don’t have to run plays for to get him going. Well, in a showcase showing, that is exactly what it is, him being productive, using his size, and making plays. He checks off all boxes for a productive playe,r and the more we see of him, the more that we like him. I feel he will have a standout year and this can be a glimpse of that. He can come and take over at our event and show all that he has to offer. 

Stevens is the ultimate glue guy during grassroots, and what stands out about him is his ability to give you a bit of everything. He hits timely shots, rebounds out of his area, and steps up on defense. At 6’3, he has excellent size and gave his team 8.1 PPG as a sophomore. He was on a stacked team and made those hustle plays that stand out, but this upcoming year, he’s primed to boost his scoring, playmaking, and rebounding. But now at Valor, it’s time to stop blending in and start standing out. Stevens is in our Top 25 right now, but a breakout season could push him much higher.

Stevens is exciting to watch for the pure joy of his motor and that he keeps moving all around the court. Grant’s goes all out on both ends of the floor. He finds ways to run off screens and get open- his athleticism and speed allows him to create a play and go to the hole. His long arms also allow for him to get a shot off over the defender- while he has a quick release to do so. On defense his length helps him contest a shot or keep his opponent from driving around him. Grants game really shines as he is the glue that keeps his team together- that unselfishness player who does it all on both ends of the floor.

Stevens has aided Valor in a greater role, getting more opportunities to score the ball from distance. Working well around star guard Cole Scherer Cole Scherer 6'2" | PG/CG Valor Christian | 2025 State CO , he is a dependable off-ball shotmaker who works to fill open spaces on cuts or jumpers. Additionally a high motor guard, he works for rebounds and is a continuous pest to opposing playmakers.