Maddyn Greenway aims to establish her legacy with Kentucky WBB
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 9:11 AM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

Maddyn Greenway, a freshman at Kentucky women's basketball, seeks to build her own legacy amid the notable background of her family. The daughter of former NFL linebacker Chad Greenway, Maddyn has emerged as a top player, previously earning recognition as a McDonald's All-American and the all-time leading scorer for Minnesota girls' basketball. Her journey reflects significant athleticism and a robust competitive spirit, nurtured by her family's influence and support. As her college career develops under coach Kenny Brooks, expectations remain high for her performance on the court.
- •Maddyn Greenway recorded 5,621 points in high school basketball.
- •She is a McDonald's All-American known for her competitive drive.
- •Greenway's father, Chad, had a celebrated NFL career with the Vikings.
- •She chose basketball over soccer and track for college play.
- •Kentucky women's basketball is under the leadership of coach Kenny Brooks.
- 9:11 AMYahoo Sports — Maddyn Greenway looks to leave her own legacy with Kentucky WBB
"Maddyn Greenway, daughter of former NFL linebacker Chad Greenway, hopes to leave her own legacy with Kentucky women's basketball under Kenny Brooks.
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