The 5’10” midfielder out of the Hill School (Pa.) was one of the best players at the first-ever PGL Elite Camp. Rushin gets to the rack easily. She can turn the corner and get downhill. Rushin fires off missiles. On defense, she was very physical.

Grace Rushin Grace Rushin 5'10" | Midfield/Draw Specialist | Right Hand The Hill School | 2029 PA was balling on Saturday. An explosive, towering two-way middie, Rushin was among the event’s best. Her playmaking ability is on another level, and she has a truly rare combination of size and athleticism. Showed off her wicked sidearm release more than once on Saturday. Extremely shifty up top and able to absolutely shake her defender. Can win the matchup via topside or use her strength and size to bully her way downhill and attack the cage with authority. Has a lethal left-to-right split in her bag that she bursts out of and unloads from. She’s an exceptional feeder as well, always looking for the drop-off at the cage after drawing the slide. Rushin’s athleticism is truly on another level. College coaches should keep this name close as 2029 big boards develop. She is another PA name that should be among the class’s most highly coveted next September.

Rushin’s combination of size, skill, and athleticism makes her a difficult matchup every time she steps on the field. She uses her height to protect her stick exceptionally well, escaping double teams with composure and creating quality scoring opportunities. Around the goal, she’s a quick stick finisher who redirects passes with ease and consistently finds herself in the right position. She’s also a strong presence on the draw circle, using her reach to win self draws and give her team extra possessions. She is the complete package; her shiftiness is on another level, and she is just a 2029.