Grybash is a versatile guard whose skill set extends well beyond the traditional shooting guard role. While he projects naturally as a 2 man he has the feel and versatility to slide into a point guard or wing depending on his team’s needs. A true three-level scorer, Grybash creates offense in a variety of ways utilizing a soft mid-range floater while confidently stretching the floor from beyond the arc. Grybash fearlessly attacks the rim through contact even when driving lanes appear limited. One of the more polished aspects of his game is his patience after the catch, consistently surveying the floor before making his move. He uses jab steps, pump fakes, and strong rip-through moves to keep defenders off balance before getting downhill at the proper angle. Combined with his fundamentally sound skill set, high basketball IQ, and ability to impact both ends of the floor, Grybash projects as a highly productive two-way guard for Palatine with the versatility to fit multiple roles.

Grybash looked like a jack of all trades in his game against Chicago Showtime. He showcased a nifty midrange floater that he sank on repeat. He slashed to the basket and scored often. In addition to his offensive leadership, there were times when he saved his team as a ball-handler. While most of his teammates got stripped coming up the court, Grybash was able to successfully bring the ball up without turnovers against a tenacious full court press.

A fundamental gamer with a knack to compete. Led team to 4-0 on the weekend. Catches, faces, sees floor, then makes his move. Will jab step or pump fake to get on ball defender off balance then go. Makes hard rip throughs if driving lane or angles are available. Slashes hard. Gets through contact while going up with no issues. High efficiency finisher with a pure jumper from 3. The Pirates from Palatine have a tough CG hooper coming through over next 3 years.