Bradstreet has been one of the driving forces behind Taylor County winning back to back region championships. G possesses one of the highest basketball IQs in the region, consistently recognizing defensive weaknesses, attacking angles and creating quality looks for herself and her teammates. Greta is equally dangerous playing off the ball alongside Gatorade Player of the Year Kennedy Deener Kennedy Deener 5'7" | PG/SG Taylor County | 2029 State KY , making the Lady Cardinals difficult to defend in multiple ways. Bradstreet led Taylor County with 68 made three pointers while shooting over 38 percent from beyond the arc. Her combination of shooting, decision making and championship experience makes her one of the region’s premier guards.

Bradstreet was the offensive catalyst for her team all week. She consistently knocked down shots from deep and showed excellent body control attacking off the dribble. Time after time she found the right angles to finish at the basket, making difficult plays look routine. Defensively, she competed hard, guarded her position well, and gave her team valuable production on both ends of the floor.

Greta Bradstreet Greta Bradstreet 5'7" | PG/SG Taylor County | 2028 State KY is staying close to home, announcing her commitment to Campbellsville University. Bradstreet was a key contributor for Taylor County last season, helping lead the Lady Cardinals to back-to-back Sweet 16 appearances. She finished second on the team in scoring, averaging 11.0 points per game while playing an important role in one of Kentucky’s top programs. With her commitment, Bradstreet becomes the first player from Kentucky’s Class of 2028 to announce a college decision.

Greta played a tremendous weekend and showcased a very high basketball IQ. The talented guard sees the floor extremely well, attacks driving angles with patience, and can really shoot it from deep. Greta constantly made defenders pay for mistakes and kept pressure on opposing defenses with her decision making. She also brought strong effort defensively and competed hard every possession.

Greta made major noise as a freshman, helping Taylor County capture the 5th Region championship! She hit 62 threes at 39 percent and brings court vision, leadership, and poise to a young roster. Under new head Coach Swiney, Greta will be relied upon heavily as the Lady Cardinals aim to repeat last season’s success!

Greta was a new name to me and I got more and more impressed with her as the day went on. Bradstreet is a good playmaker with a clear basketball IQ but what I appreciated is how hard she played all day long. Whether it was 3 on 3 or 5 on 5, Greta gave tremendous effort all day long.

Greta is on track to become a really good ball player as her career progresses. She handles the ball well, plays with poise, and stays under control. Greta excels as a driver, has a knack for finding gaps in the defense, and isn’t afraid to take on contact at the rim. She makes aggressive closeouts, moves her feet well, and keeps ball handlers in front of her.

Greta impacted the game in may different ways. She made a good effort to contest shots at the perimeter on defense and even got a hand on one. Greta was aggressive off the dribble and finished well at the rim. She also pulled down a offensive rebound and went right back up to score.