Grayson Boucher, an American streetball athlete, has accumulated a net worth of $2 million as of 2026. His career spans professional streetball, acting, and coaching.
Grayson Boucher, a streetball specialist from the United States, boasts a net worth estimated at $2 million. His basketball journey began at Salem Academy and Chemeketa Community College. Grayson Boucher and his sibling attended an AND1 Mixtape Tour Streetball match, where they discovered open tryouts. He successfully joined the tour in 2003. Boucher gained significant recognition in 2009 when he became the face of the tour's promotional efforts. Representing the AND1 Mixtape Tour, he competed internationally and made appearances on ESPN. In 2011, he transitioned to the Ball Up Tour. Beyond his athletic performances, Boucher has appeared in multiple films, including "Semi-Pro" (2008), "Balls Don't Lie" (2008), and "Hustle" (2022). Additionally, he contributed to the "Streetball: The AND1 Mixtape Tour" DVD collection. Boucher also played professionally with the CBA's Atlanta Krunk and the IBL's Salem Stampede, and he has guided NBA players in training. His YouTube channel exceeds 7.8 million subscribers. Born Grayson Scott Boucher on June 10, 1984, in Keizer, Oregon, he first attended McNary High School before transferring to Salem Academy, where he earned all-state honors. Post-graduation, he pursued basketball at Chemeketa Community College but opted to leave during his second year to pursue streetball professionally. In 2006, Boucher played for the International Basketball League’s Salem Stampede, followed by a season with the Continental Basketball Association’s Atlanta Krunk in 2007–08. The AND1 Mixtape Tour visited Portland, where Boucher attended with his brother. Upon learning about open tryouts, he participated and secured a spot on the team. By mid-2009, the tour prominently featured him in advertisements and on its official website. Grayson Boucher has traveled globally for his sport. In a 2013 interview with *Bleacher Report*, he shared, "Australia is amazing—it has an American feel there. South America and Brazil are both stunning. The islands are breathtaking. Dubai was fascinating…it’s like a Las Vegas in the Middle East." During the same discussion, he expressed his aspirations: "In terms of legacy, I hope to be remembered as someone who was always the underdog but never backed down, always delivered an unforgettable performance, and served as a positive role model for kids, guiding them toward living in a way that honors God. That would be the greatest legacy for me." In 2019, Boucher suffered an Achilles tear and, during recovery, accidentally overdosed on acetaminophen and hydrocodone. © 2026 Celebrity Net Worth / All Rights Reserved