Dr. Dish is thrilled to shine a spotlight on one of Minnesota’s most exciting high school basketball stars, Maddyn Greenway, senior guard at Providence Academy in Plymouth, Minnesota. With a stockpile of accolades already on her résumé, Greenway is proving to be not just a standout locally, but a national name in the making. Throughout her youth and high school career she's trusted Dr. Dish shooting machines for her home and high school basketball training.
Star Stats & Accolades
Maddyn was named the 2024-25 Minnesota Player of the Year by MaxPreps. She posted averages of approximately 32.8 points, 8.7 assists, 7.2 rebounds and 4.8 steals per game this season, while leading Providence to an undefeated 29-0 season and a state championship.
Greenway became just the fourth girls’ basketball player in Minnesota history to surpass the 4,000-career-points milestone. She crossed the threshold during a 101-68 win with 38 points.
In the 2025 state tournament quarterfinals, she registered a triple-double (29 points, 12 assists, 10 rebounds) and broke the state-tournament career scoring record. In the state championship game, she dropped 40 points to lead Providence to the first-ever girls’ basketball program in Minnesota to win four consecutive state titles (Class 2A) .
Off the court, she was honored as the 2024-25 Gatorade Minnesota Girls Basketball Player of the Year, an award that recognizes excellence in athletics, academics (GPA of ~3.47) and community service (volunteer work with playground builds and marrow-donor fundraising).
She has signed to become a Kentucky Wildcat (University of Kentucky) beginning in fall 2026.
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What Makes Her Special
What sets Maddyn Greenway apart? Versatility. She doesn’t just score she rebounds, dishes assists and causes turnovers. Her stat lines show complete two-way impact. Consistency under pressure. Big numbers when it matters with milestone games, tournament games, state championships. Leadership and poise. Reports from coaches highlight her ability to make teammates better and carry the team in key moments.
Milestone-driven. Breaking records becomes second nature at this point including 4,000+ career points, tourney scoring record, etc. Future ceiling. Committing early to a major program like Kentucky shows her trajectory is pointed upward.
What’s Next
As Maddyn enters her senior year, the buzz around her will only grow. Can she chase down the Minnesota all-time girls scoring record (currently held at 5,060 points). How will she lead Providence Academy to defend and extend their championship streak? How will her game continue to evolve heading into college recruitment and beyond?
A Celebration of Excellence
Let’s celebrate Maddyn’s journey so far from a prodigious young talent (she played varsity as a seventh-grader) to a mature leader with national attention. Her story is inspiring for young athletes everywhere. We’ll be watching every step of the way as she continues to raise the bar!