The Madison native is a smaller guard with the speed that can swing a game. Smith has an excellent first step and can help create numerical advantages for her team as she gets downhill. She is also skilled enough to finish with either hand around the basket. I also loved how scrappy she was on the perimeter and how well she bothered opposing ball handlers.

Smith caught my eye for a couple of reasons. Initially with her tenacious defense and also as one of the better finishers on the fast break and at the hoop in general; granted most of those opportunities came because of her great defense…Around the basket, she had several acrobatic finishes including a pretty left-to-right spinning underhand finish while falling to the floor and showed a nice outside touch with several three-pointers.

Watching Smith during the showcase I noticed she could score in a variety of ways. Her energy on both ends of the floor was incredible, forcing turnovers and igniting runs for her team. Smith may be the shiftiest player I’ve seen in this class and she should put up some big numbers at Madison East.

The future Madison East guard put on an offensive show on Day 2, going for 32 points in a single game on day 2. Smith is a super shifty guard who can create seperation and score in a variety of ways. Heading into her freshman season at East, expect Smith to see significant varsity minutes.