Plum Athletes Set to Continue Basketball Journey
May 10, 2025 - 21:02
After four years spent on the same court helping the Plum boys basketball team improve, seniors Max Grice and Will Beckner have both found a home at the next level. Their dedication and hard work have not only contributed to the team's success but have also paved the way for their future in basketball.
Max Grice has signed to play at a collegiate level, where he hopes to further develop his skills and make an impact on his new team. Known for his sharp shooting and strategic playmaking, Grice has been a key player for Plum, consistently demonstrating his commitment to the game.
Will Beckner, on the other hand, has also secured a spot on a college team, bringing his unique style of play and strong defensive skills with him. Both athletes have expressed their excitement about this new chapter in their basketball careers, eager to face new challenges and grow as players.
As they transition to the next level, the Plum community is proud of their achievements and looks forward to watching their progress in the world of college basketball.
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