Erianna Gooden
Erianna Gooden
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Chris Gay | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Erianna Gooden
Erianna
Gooden
6'0" | PG
Fort Smith Northside | 2025
State
AR
is committed to play at Colorado but she did not want to leave the high school ranks without a ring. Her incredible performance against the Bulldogs was good enough for her to earn the 6A state championship MVP.
Gooden may not have been the top scorer from the Grizzlies, but she commanded the game on both ends of the floor. She still finished with 12 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 steals. Gooden hit some jumpers, but most of her scoring came from the free throw line, where she shot 6/7. Her physical play allowed her to have those easy opportunities at the line while also serving her well on the defensive end.
The Colorado commit was moving her feet well, staying in front of her assignment all night. There was not a pass or a handle safe from her, as she would pressure the ball-handler into making a bad play.
Erianna Gooden
Erianna
Gooden
6'0" | PG
Fort Smith Northside | 2025
State
AR
did everything she was expected to on the floor. She made solid passes while playing aggressively on the offensive end. She also played her heart out on the defensive end. Her effort was infectious with everyone else on the team, making it that much easier to walk away with the win.
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Northside pulled out a close win against Bentonville in the semis, in which
Erianna Gooden
Erianna
Gooden
6'0" | PG
Fort Smith Northside | 2025
State
AR
scored 12. Though under her 15.4 points per game average, her impact in that game was felt in ways other than scoring.
Gooden can hit jumpers from all over the court. She was pulling up inside the arch in the Bentonville game, but she is a threat to shoot from long distance as well. If the defense closes out hard, she can drive past them and get to the bucket.
At the other end, Gooden is a lockdown defender. She forces multiple turnovers a night, taking steals the other way. On the break, she can pass ahead to a teammate or take the ball to the hoop herself.
Colorado is getting an accomplished two-way player in
Erianna Gooden
Erianna
Gooden
6'0" | PG
Fort Smith Northside | 2025
State
AR
. On March 15th, she will be looking to add more hardware to her crowded trophy case.
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I do not have stats on
Erianna Gooden
Erianna
Gooden
6'0" | PG
Fort Smith Northside | 2025
State
AR
, but from everything I have been seeing, she made a major impact in Fort Smith Northside’s 55-23 win over Jonesboro.
Gooden came into the playoffs after averaging 15.4 points, 7.0 rebounds, 4.3 assists, and 2.6 steals per game during the regular season. The 4-year varsity star is on to a good start in her final postseason in her high school career.
If the stats did not prove it to you, just know that Gooden is one of the best do-it-all players 6A has to offer. As far as scoring is concerned, there are not many players who can stop her from scoring in the paint. She can also step out and hit a multitude of 3-pointers, as she has a career average of 37% from outside.
On the other side of the ball
Erianna Gooden
Erianna
Gooden
6'0" | PG
Fort Smith Northside | 2025
State
AR
will make opposing ball-handlers miserable, snatching the ball away and hitting a teammate up ahead with the pass. Gooden and Northside will face Little Rock Central in round 2, which will be one of the best matchups of the postseason.
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Read EvaluationJeremy Brooks | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
As of 48 hours ago, Erianna Gooden of The Missouri Phenom EYBL has narrowed down her college options to her Top Six choices. Those places being UNLV, Colorado, Columbia, Creighton, Tulsa, and Missouri State. Gooden is a 6’0 PG with a beautiful shooting stroke, fantastic vision for passing purposes in both the half-court and in the full-court in transition, and better than average knowledge of the game. She comes in as the #1 PG, and #2 overall prospect out of the State of Arkansas even though for AAU she travels to compete with the Phenom. She has been next level this entire AAU season and she is only going to improve with time.
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