Zach is a Division 1 football player who can get it done on the court in an elite way as well. He has fantastic fundamentals, staying strong in the paint and always boxing out every possession. He out-bodies players with ease and knows his role for this team. He sets great screens while rolling hard to the paint and sealing opponents quickly to get open shots off. He’ll be a key peice for Glacier Peak next season. 

14.3 pts 9.5 reb 1.8 stl – 67.5% FG

Albright’s size and toughness inside had been a key marker of balance for the Grizzlies all year, and an opportunity for mismatches. He was a consistent impact player at this years’ tournament, putting in the most field goals of any player, and shooting 67.5% from the field, good for third-best among all players. This production and efficiency was highlighted in their win over West Valley for a spot in the fourth-place/sixth-place game. It was a rematch from earlier in the year, one where Albright and Parker Mills Parker Mills 6'6" | PF West Valley-Yakima | 2026 State WA went at it the entire game and Glacier Peak won by five. This time, Albright would make sure they had nothing to sweat over. He poured in 24 points and 13 rebounds, converting on a tournament-high 11 FGM.

17 pts 9 rebs 8/10 FG

Albright displayed some great footwork and quick moves in the post, as well as good patience once he got to the rim to find his window and finish inside. He was super efficient, took good shots, and his size inside gave some balance to the Grizzlies, who were pretty effective behind the arc as well.

He was a workhorse inside, getting a ton of buckets in close, and following his own misses for a handful of second-chance points. He was locked in a battle with Parker Mills Parker Mills 6'6" | PF West Valley-Yakima | 2026 State WA throughout the night and showed great hands and patience in the paint, using pump fake after pump fake to get good looks and be a big factor inside.

Albright was just a rebounding machine. It’s a simple thing but I never get tired of watching him compete on the boards and make sure it’s the one thing he never fails to bring to the floor. He’s physical, has a good reach, and plays with a great motor.