Greaves blows by her defenders when she dodges. She is extremely explosive and turns the corner quickly and gets topside. The Colorado native has a lethal, quick first step. She operates mostly on the low wing on the goalkeeper’s right side. Greaves can dodge from anywhere on the field if she finds a matchup she likes. The attacker can shoot it from the outside. A true stretch shooter. Her on-the-run shot is fast and does damage. Her feeding is great, and she gets off her passes extremely quickly. When she doesn’t have the ball in her stick, she will work off-ball to get it back. On the ride, she is aggressive. 

Greaves plays like no other women’s lacrosse player. The 5′ 4” Colorado native uses her smaller frame and speed to her advantage. Greaves is dangerous around the 8-meter mark. From jumping crease rolls, diving shots after a pull dodge, or a sidearm rip from the 8, Greaves has proved she can score almost any way. The way she uses one hand on her stick mirrors the style of box lacrosse and men’s lacrosse. She is explosive out of her dodge, which almost always guarantees gaining a step on her defender. Her hesitations on her dodges, her deception with her stick, and her ability to finish or feed make her an imminent threat to any and all defenses. She plays with and deceives defenses like it is her job, and avoids slides and checks like nobody’s business. Her geography has not stunted her growth in the game, and while she is currently sidelined due to an ACL surgery, she will no doubt create waves for the rest of her high school and her inevitable college career.