Grayson Stringer
Grayson Stringer
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Tyler Johnson | Prep Hoops Scout
Grayson Stringer Grayson Stringer 6'1" | PG/CG Durango | 2027 State NV is one of the best true point guards in Vegas, and he’s turned into a budding shooter to add alongside his ability to slash by everybody en route to the basket, where he finishes efficiently or finds an open teammate on the way. Grayson is set to put on a show this season as one of the best playmakers in the state, now armed with added tools compared to previous seasons and every reason to make his presence felt as a floor general defenses can’t slow down.
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Read EvaluationAnthony Fortuna | Prep Hoops Scout
Grayson Stringer Grayson Stringer 6'1" | PG/CG Durango | 2027 State NV is a floor general who I was able to watch a few times during the AAU season. He has a knack for getting downhill and knows how to weave around defenders to get all the way to the cup. The attention that he draws also opens the door for his teammates, and he’ll make dump-off passes when he runs out of real estate. Stringer is also a tenacious defender who gets up in his opponent’s grill often, and he is more than capable of helping cause turnovers.
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Read EvaluationAnthony Fortuna | Prep Hoops Scout
Grayson Stringer Grayson Stringer 6'1" | PG/CG Durango | 2027 State NV bumps up into the #63 slot. He is a strong attacker who gets plenty of paint touches, and can get to the rack with either his right or left hand. His relentlessness fatigues his defender, which can benefit his squad later in the game if it’s close. He also dishes out assists pretty frequently. As a defender, he gets physical if he needs to and he can get his matchup off their line.
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Read EvaluationAnthony Fortuna | Prep Hoops Scout
Grayson Stringer impacted the game on both ends yesterday. He capitalized on his activity by converting a couple of transition layups, including one following a steal. On defense, he showcased his timing and awareness, providing a block late in the game against a driving Centennial guard.
Stats – 8 Points
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