In the most remarkable week of his career, Graydin accomplished what most players only dream of. He surpassed 1,000 career points in the 6A Utah State Tournament quarterfinals, then topped it by breaking Westlake’s all-time scoring record while dropping 22 points in the state championship game — capping it off with the program’s first-ever 6A state title. If that wasn’t enough, he was named All-Region Most Outstanding Player, selected to the 6A All-Star team, and then won the All-Star game at the buzzer while taking home All-Star MVP honors. All of it in a single week.

In the most remarkable week of his career, Graydin accomplished what most players only dream of. He surpassed 1,000 career points in the 6A Utah State Tournament quarterfinals, then topped it by breaking Westlake’s all-time scoring record while dropping 22 points in the state championship game — capping it off with the program’s first-ever 6A state title. If that wasn’t enough, he was named All-Region Most Outstanding Player, selected to the 6A All-Star team, and then won the All-Star game at the buzzer while taking home All-Star MVP honors. All of it in a single week.