Sadie continues to be a force for her team with the way she impacts both ends of the floor. Offensively, she looks more efficient and has a better understanding of how to get to what she wants without forcing the action. That added control could make her an even tougher matchup throughout the season.

Sadie Goodwin is an underrated player offensively who is capable of doing a little bit of everything. She can impact the game from the wing or in the paint, giving her multiple ways to contribute depending on the matchup.

Goodman delivered a stat-stuffing showcase on Wednesday against Bear Creek. She poured in 30 points along with 5 rebounds and 4 assists. Goodwin set the tone early, muscling through contact for an and-1 layup. Moments later, she drilled a wide-open three giving the Chargers a quick 6-0 lead. Her tenacious energy fueled Chatfield’s defense. Goodwin racked up 8 steals and turned them into easy opportunities for her team. The junior guard’s performance was nothing short of sensational.

At 5’10”, Sadie defends both the perimeter and interior with high energy and grit. She doesn’t allow easy buckets and often gets the better of her matchups. Offensively, she stays aggressive and reads the defense to keep the pressure on.

Goodwin can go! This guard checks all of the boxes. She is very comfortable with the ball in her hands. She can take on full court pressure as well as she can make good thing happen in the half-court for herself and her teammates. With Hard2Guard 16U she is a scoring machine. Sadie is strong and can get to the basket for buckets and the extra at the free throw line. Goodwin is a smooth shooter and can get points from 2pt and 3pt range. On defense she won’t let you down. As a 5’10” guard she uses her length to contain dribblers and shooters on the wing. But she can also battle in the paint against post players. Goodwin will turn heads in the Puma circuit this summer.

Sadie was the go-to option for Hard2Guard whenever they needed a bucket. After missing a few clean looks from deep early, she adjusted by attacking the rim with confidence. Her ability to read the defense and shift her approach showed maturity and poise under pressure.