By Matt Browning
Hutchinson’s Grace Posch averaged 12 points per game last season and shot 38 percent from the field.
Being a better shooter, while also being an efficient one, is the one area that Posch wants to improve on.
“This year, I aim to increase my shooting range and prepare for college basketball,” Posch said. “To work on this area during the offseason, I had individual training sessions focused on shot selection, contact and separation, participated in speed and agility training, and spent time in the weight room.”
Throughout the summer months, it was all basketball all of the time for Posch. From the all-weekend tournaments to weekday evenings, Posch had her fix of the game she loves.
“During the offseason, I played with MoKan Select out of Kansas City and had individual weekly training sessions with Craig Nicholson and Phil Anderson,” Posch said. “Additionally, I had individual weight training sessions to get stronger for basketball.”
As much as she is a basketball player, Posch is a competitor. While she loves basketball, she likes the challenges each game presents.
“I am most excited to play the sport I am most passionate about with my teammates and build on last year’s successes,” Posch said. Competing in every game is something I eagerly look forward to.
