That's a Cooper's Hawk. The bill is too big for a Sharpie and smoothly continues the curve of the top of the head, and the eyebrow ridge is too strong for a Sharpie. An immature Northern Goshawk would have much more heavily marked underparts, with spots on the entire belly, legs, and undertail coverts. It would also look distinctly small-headed--like a Sharp-shin, oddly enough.
The underpart markings are unusual, I believe--just thin streaks without the dark ovals around them.