As the next game approaches she’ll look to be the most dominant guard on the floor. When it comes to putting the ball in the basket, she’s proven defenses have their hands full trying to slow her down. If she gets into rhythm early it forces opponents to adjust everything they do on that end.

Clark’s 27-point outburst powered her team to a commanding win over a determined Horizon squad. Clark plays with a high motor, always in motion on offense and wreaking havoc in Mead’s full-court press. Fearlessly attacking the rim and finishing with flair, Clark also showed her range by knocking down 3 of 4 from beyond the arc.  Her first three-pointer in the second quarter gave her team breathing room. Later in the period, Clark added more corner threes, opening up a double digits lead for Mead. It was a stellar shooting display and dominant performance from the junior guard.

On a different team, Clark could would have averaged around 20 points per game in her first two seasons at Mead. But the Mavericks was loaded with talent and cognizant about spreading the ball around. This year, however, she’s the clear leader offensively, where she averages around 20 PPG. She can create for herself and others with the ball in her hand. She’s a complete player who’s also strong on the glass and on the defensive end.

Madi Clark has become a better offensive player every year she’s been in high school, making her climb toward 1,000 points no surprise. Sitting just 120 points away, she’s capable of having breakout games that easily surpass her current average. She’s someone to watch closely as her team looks to build confidence heading into the playoffs.

Madilynn’s game has taken a step forward each season and this year is no different. She sees the changes defenses throw at her and stays aggressive as a scorer. That allows her to find ways to put the ball in the basket no matter the situation.

Clark is heady and athletic, so watching her “on the ball” pressure and handling the ball, and scoring under pressure showed she could use her athleticism on both ends of the court. Her entry passes were nice, yet she saw the floor across the board, and her understanding of positioning to outrebound taller players was a plus, as well as her dropping the jumper, “catch and shoot” included

Clark played well on the offensive end, scoring from all three levels with ease. She made timely passes to teammates for open looks and created offense within the game. Defensively, she was tough and stayed locked in on her assignments.

Sophomore guard Madilynn Clark Madilynn Clark 5'7" | CG Mead | 2027 State CO has been big in Mead’s success this season. As the team begins its run, she will need to quickly adjust to the intensity of playoff basketball. If she does, she’ll find scoring in space and knocking down shots comes much easier.

Madilynn Clark Madilynn Clark 5'7" | CG Mead | 2027 State CO is Mead’s finest sharpshooter. Making over 50% of her three’s most games, Clark should never be allowed any space from distance. Clark’s textbook jumper is a work of art, and any offense is lucky to have her.

Madi Clark has been RED HOT to start the season for the Mead Mavericks. Led by Clark, who is both Mead’s leading scorer (18ppg) & rebounder (6rpg) the Mavericks boast an impressive 6-0 record. After having a great freshman season Madi has been way more aggressive offensively, highlighted by a 26 point outburst against Lutheran where she went 5/8 from the 3 point line. Mead has already proven they are one of the team’s to beat in 5A in large part to Madi Clark’s play.