The Milton wing is quickly becoming one of the better slashers in her class. She has a mix of quickness and physicality, which allows her to put pressure on the rim almost whenever she wants. The lefty put together an impressive season for a Milton program that nearly reached the State Tournament this past season, coming up just short. However, her physical tools help her be a constant threat whenever she’s on the floor, and that’s not something I can always say about some of the household names around the state. However, I can about Vind, and she’s only scratching the surface of what she could be over the next few years.

The Milton wing had a breakout season this last winter and made impact plays in her minutes. Vind may be among the best at getting to the basket in her class. The left-handed wing can attack the rim and finish through traffic. I also liked her ability to play off other talented ball handlers and pick her spots. Vind isn’t a selfish player, but knows when it’s time for her to try and create her own offense.

Vind may not draw instant attention with a killer crossover or highlight reel finish, but the 5’9 guard from Milton, Wisconsin earns her accolades through grit, intelligence, and execution. She does all the little things right – boxing out, closing out at the perimeter with energy and quickness, defending with length, and keeping opponents uncomfortable. Madi plays with physicality and discipline, relying on sound fundamentals and a strong frame to make winning plays. She showed a nice burst of speed and acceleration in transition with a full-court dash and smooth left-hand finish. This is a quietly impactful prospect with good next-level potential.

Vind made her presence felt on the defensive end from start to finish. Whether she was battling on the boards or locking up perimeter players, she consistently brought toughness and energy. There were multiple stretches where she looked like the best defender on the floor.