Heather Madrigal brings tough, team-first guard play and proven winning pedigree to Cal Poly
Madrigal’s calling card is steady, efficient guard play: as a prep star she averaged 16.2 points, 8.7 rebounds and 1.5 steals while helping Arroyo Grande win its first CIF Southern Section title, and her Cal Poly bio notes she contributed as a bench guard with reliable rebounding and free-throw touch. Her differentiator is competitiveness and floor presence rather than flashy volume—she comes from a program-winning background, was a co-Player of the Year with current Mustang teammate Lindsey Wolf, and fits best as a gritty, low-drama connector who can help stabilize a rotation.
