This versatile guard showcases an impressive all-around game, excelling on both ends of the court. She effortlessly sinks deep shots, using her sharp off-ball movement to find open spaces and create scoring opportunities. Defensively, her adaptability shines as she confidently guards multiple positions, disrupting opponents with her quick reflexes. Her combination of offensive finesse and defensive prowess makes her a dynamic force on the floor.

Zardis gave Meadowdale another perimeter weapon, landing on the Second Team All-League list with her sharpshooting and versatility. Comfortable firing in any situation, she knocked down multiple threes in several games, spacing the floor with her smooth, quick release. Her size and length gave her the ability to guard multiple positions, while offensively, she had a knack for finding ways to score. Zardis’ blend of shooting and defensive versatility made her an indispensable part of Meadowdale’s success.

Sophomore guard Lexi Zardis Lexi Zardis 5'7" | CG Meadowdale | 2027 State WA displayed toughness and resilience, overcoming a first-half injury to remain a key contributor for Meadowdale. Despite missing time due to a bloody nose, she returned and found ways to impact the game, knocking down contested shots and finishing as one of multiple double-digit scorers for the Mavericks. Her composure under pressure will be crucial as Meadowdale prepares for the state tournament.

Honorable mention all conference last season.. I watched her as a freshman at the showcase and she was a tough player. She made my all tournament team. Most of that was her ability to go hard to the basket, and play with a high energy style. She rebounded well, was active all over the floor,. She was effective getting downhill from the perimeter. She has versatility and she is willing to do what it takes to help her team and help herself to get tough buckets. She is a good athlete who can continue to turn that into high ceiling potential with talent.