Madison Hillman, Saint Ansgar

Madison Hillman

Class: 2023
Position: PF
Height: 6'1"
School: Saint Ansgar
Club Team: All Iowa Attack

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About Madison

Madison Hillman is a 6'1" Power Forward in the 2023 class. Hillman attends Saint Ansgar in Iowa and plays club basketball for All Iowa Attack. Hillman's Player Profile was created on September 9, 2020. Subscribe to Prep Girls Hoops to see where Madison Hillman is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Expert Analysis

Madison

Hillman PF

Class

2023

Height

6'1"

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Saint Ansgar

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IA

Madison Hillman

Madison Hillman registered a stat in almost every positive category on Tuesday night in her teams 59-21 win...

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Jeremy Brooks

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Madison Hillman Madison Hillman 6'1" | PF Saint Ansgar | 2023 State IA registered a stat in almost every positive category on Tuesday night in her teams 59-21 win over Nashua-Plainfeild high school. Hillman recorded a game high 19 points on 9/13 shooting, 11 rebounds, 3 assists, 5 blocks, 5 steals. When we break it down into simpler terms, this performance almost outscored the opposing team by itself. Something that definitely should be talked about. Hillman has been really consistent this year when it comes to her stat lines and how her game has been played. She hasn’t tried to do to much while sharing the ball and thus far its been going good as they currently have a 10-5 record with some quality wins under their belt. This is a group that does have a main option in Hillman but tends to play team basketball. They have a balanced attack and do a good job of spreading the ball around. No one in this group has ever stood out as selfish as they are always wanting to make the extra pass, for an easy basket. This strategy will tend to play into their favor once the playoffs start. It is always tougher to stop a group working together on the court than one individual player in most cases. I think this group can come out and shock some teams once the post season begins if they keep up all the little things that they are doing as a program thus far with Hillman leading from the front.