Lindsi McGuffey is a 5'6" Point Guard in the 2028 class.
McGuffey attends Chesterton in Indiana and plays club basketball for City Elite.
McGuffey's Player Profile was created on May 21, 2024.
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Lindsi
McGuffeyPG
Class
2028
Height
5'6"
HS
Chesterton
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IN
Roses Review: Perimeter Performers
Chesterton has a really nice guard or two in each of their four graduating classes, and Lindsi is...
Written by Brandon Bradley
Lindsi
McGuffeyPG
Class
2028
Height
5'6"
HS
Chesterton
|
IN
2028 Rankings Update: Point Guards
Lindsi has put together solid games each time I was able to see her this Spring. She is...
Written by Brandon Bradley
Lindsi
McGuffeyPG
Class
2028
Height
5'6"
HS
Chesterton
|
IN
Spring Rankings Update: 2028 Point Guards
I have seen Lindsi off and on since she was between her 7th and 8th Grade years, and...
Written by Brandon Bradley
Lindsi
McGuffeyPG
Class
2028
Height
5'6"
HS
Chesterton
|
IN
PGH Great Lakes Kickoff: City Elite 17U
I really like Lindsi and her game, and she kind of got thrust into the fire at Chesterton...
Written by Brandon Bradley
Lindsi
McGuffeyPG
Class
2028
Height
5'6"
HS
Chesterton
|
IN
Great Lakes Kickoff- Saturday Standouts
She is a good perimeter shooter, nice release and can shoot off the pass well. Reacts well and...
Written by Jim Dabbelt
Lindsi
McGuffeyPG
Class
2028
Height
5'6"
HS
Chesterton
|
IN
Sophomore ID Camp- Team 1 Review
She plays with some aggressiveness, and sees the floor well. Good handles and gets to her spots. Also...
Written by Jim Dabbelt
Brandon Bradley | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Brandon Bradley
Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout
Chesterton has a really nice guard or two in each of their four graduating classes, and Lindsi is one of the best point guards in Northwest Indiana in the 2028 class. Not only does she have some length at her height, but she also has some speed and quickness, plus she has a solid/strong frame and absorbs contact well. She has a solid feel for the position and can run offense/find teammates, but she’s also a capable shooter/scorer. Defensively, she uses her frame to play physically at times, but she can also utilize her athleticism at that end of the floor. She could have a nice 2026-2027 season.
Lindsi has put together solid games each time I was able to see her this Spring. She is strong for her size, quick, and she’s good with the ball. She is probably best when she’s on attack, because she absorbs contact well and can draw contact with ease. She’s a capable perimeter shooter, especially if you give her any space and rhythm, but her ability to create offense for herself and teammates stands out. Defensively, she plays the position with physicality at that end as well, and she does a nice job of at least making her matchup aware she’s in her space. She should have a nice Junior season for the Trojans.
I have seen Lindsi off and on since she was between her 7th and 8th Grade years, and I’ve been impressed with her growth since then. She is an athletically built, tough-nosed, skillful lead guard. She is a solid athlete in most directions, she keeps the ball tight, and she understands how to get it where it needs to go. She can attack and score, she can knock down open jumpers, but most importantly, she is just an aware lead guard who communicates. I think she can be a really nice defender as well, because she has the physical tools. She’s a bit under the radar, being from Northwest Indiana.
I really like Lindsi and her game, and she kind of got thrust into the fire at Chesterton from day-1, but she is better for it, and I’m really looking forward to what she can do in her last two seasons with the Trojans. She has an athletically strong frame at her size, good change-of-direction movements, and she can turn the corner and get downhill on most defenders. She has some touch from the perimeter as well, but I feel like it’s her ability to handle the ball and get it where it needs to go that stands out to me. She is also an effortful defender, and she is very feisty/scrappy at both ends.
She is a good perimeter shooter, nice release and can shoot off the pass well. Reacts well and defends… gets back on defense. Does a nice job cutting off baseline and has a good basketball court sense. Can knock down the three from the corner.
She plays with some aggressiveness, and sees the floor well. Good handles and gets to her spots. Also has the ability to score from behind the arc and defend well. Excellent range.