Big post player who dominated the painted area. She used her body to establish herself on the block and finish. Had great moves to finish over either shoulder, a nice jumper from the basket, and was big-time on the boards. Sure, her size made her stand out, but her ability around the rim and on the block was pretty impressive too. Solid kid who is going to turn some heads around the state.

Goins stands out immediately on the court. She has great size with a solid frame. Genesis was a strong rebounder from start to finish. She’s great with her back to the basket. She can finish around the rim extremely well. Defensively, she protects the paint and makes her presence known. She has good footwork, and she is very hard to stop around the rim.

Genesis Goins Genesis Goins 6'3" | C Sale Creek | 2029 TN showcased a lot of promise in her freshman season and is certainly a player to take notice of for the upcoming 2026-2027 school season.

Goines, at 6’3″, is a great shot blocker. She does a great job of using her size to alter shots. She also has solid lateral movement. That, combined with her good court vision to see when a guard makes a move to the paint, helps her be a high-level shot blocker.

Goins is also a great rebounder and can score well in the paint. She often utilizes the backboard to score shots just outside of layup range.

Once Goins gets going, it is hard to stop her. Goins is an imposing 6-foot-3 and is only a freshman. She already understands how to use every single bit of that height to her advantage. One way she does so is through her rebounding. Goins was one of the more skilled rebounders of the day among the 15U field. When she has the ball in her hands in the interior, it is very likely that will lead to a high-percentage shot and possibly an and-one opportunity. Goins was part of a Sale Creek team that concluded its 2025-26 season with a solid record of 25-9 – a seven-win improvement over the Panthers’ 2024-25 version. 

Genesis Goins is a dominant young post with size, strength, and length that immediately stands out. At just 14 years old, she’s already a serious problem for most teams to slow down. A true two-way player, Goins controls the paint with her rebounding and shot-blocking ability. She protects the rim at a high level while also finishing effectively around the basket. Goins runs the floor hard, creating easy scoring opportunities in transition. Her physical tools and motor make her one of the most impactful young posts in her class.