Kentucky commit Maddyn Greenway is on the verge of 5,000 high school basketball points

Pick the alliterative word you'd like for Maddyn Greenway: Magnificent. Marvelous. Magical.

They all apply. Greenway is one of the best scorers to ever play high school basketball. Anywhere. In any era.

Greenway is a senior superstar at Providence Academy, in Plymouth, Minnesota.

She's committed to play her college basketball at the University of Kentucky.

And she's about to score her 5,000th high school basketball point.

Greenway dropped 47 points in her most recent game to add up to 4,995 points, according to MaxPreps.

Those buckets came in a wide variety of ways, too:

Kentucky Signee Maddyn Greenway is one step closer to the 5000 point mark in her HS career. She had 47 points today in win vs. Minnehaha tonight @maddyngreenway pic.twitter.com/8mZcOi5RUt

Only about halfway through the season, Greenway should get to 5,000 points in short order and is on pace to easily set the new state record in Minnesota, too.

Greenway scored 504 points as a seventh-grader on varsity.

It was 783 points as an eighth-grader.

In 32 games as a freshman, she broke 1K for the first time with 1,019 points.

As a sophomore, Greenway had 1,098 points.

And it was 1,050 points as a junior to set this season up.

Greenway is averaging 33.8 points per game this season (and 29.6 for her career).

She's also grabbing 6.0 rebounds, dishing out 8.2 assists and nabbing 6.2 steals per game in her senior year.

History awaits.

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