Scarlett Goldman is a 5'11" Point Guard/Combo Guard in the 2030 class.
Goldman attends North Harrison in Indiana and plays club basketball for Indy One.
Goldman's Player Profile was created on April 3, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Scarlett
GoldmanPG/CG
Class
2030
Height
5'11"
HS
North Harrison
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IN
Which Freshmen Could Be Most Impactful?
The Lady Cats of North Harrison High School were just 5-17 a season ago, not to mention they...
Written by Brandon Bradley
Scarlett
GoldmanPG/CG
Class
2030
Height
5'11"
HS
North Harrison
|
IN
PGH GLK : 15U Saturday Standouts Playing Up
Scarlett was impressive for Indy One EYBL 15U on Saturday at the Great Lakes Kickoff. She caught a...
Written by Evan Bell
Scarlett
GoldmanPG/CG
Class
2030
Height
5'11"
HS
North Harrison
|
IN
Opening Day 15U Standouts From The Great Lakes Kickoff Pt.2
A guard who plays with her head up and can attack the paint with no issue. She has...
Written by Byron Xerxes Livsey
Brandon Bradley | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Brandon Bradley
Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout
The Lady Cats of North Harrison High School were just 5-17 a season ago, not to mention they graduated three of their top five scorers, including Scarlett’s older sister, Grace Goldman, who was a 20.4 point-per-game scorer. Scarlett should fit in immediately as a top scoring option, pairing nicely with Olivia BrownOliviaBrown
5'8" | SF/SG
North Harrison | 2027 StateIN around the perimeter. Scarlett has a solid frame, she can attack and create contact, but she also has some touch around the perimeter. At the same time, she’ll likely have to handle it some and initiate the offense, so finding a nice balance will be key to a big season offensively.
Scarlett was impressive for Indy One
EYBL 15U on Saturday at the Great Lakes Kickoff. She caught a pass on the perimeter, used wide lateral dribbles to get by her defender into the second level, then knocked down a smooth jumper in the lane. Scarlett dished out smart lead passes on a rope to teammates and started the transition offense. She boxed out hard to secure weakside rebounds and penetrated with her dribble at will. Scarlett immediately pushed the ball up the court, looking to score after snagging a defensive board, put her defender on her hip, then split two to finish the coast-to-coast drive with a layup. She used a quick rip move to beat her girl downhill, landed with a jump stop, patiently created space with a counter pivot, and stepped through for the finish. Scarlett demonstrated her high IQ, making smart backdoor cuts to score at the rim and changing hands easily to beat pressure. She drained a deep wing three off the catch with balanced feet and created steals on the defensive end.
A guard who plays with her head up and can attack the paint with no issue. She has a strong sense of awareness and has no problem with contact when she gets to the rim. On the open floor, she can take it all the way home, or she uses her IQ to draw as many as she can and finds the easy kick-out assist. Still room to grow, but seems to be on a good path to being a strong talent.