Addi was one of the biggest stock risers during the Zero Star Showcase. She’s long with a filled-out/athletic frame and has a lethal perimeter jumper that punishes defenders who give her space. Addi absorbed contact well to finish layups off two feet during the 2v2 segment and shot the ball with sound mechanics. Addi was poised, patient, and didn’t force the issue during games. She handled the ball and passed effectively using both hands, keeping her eyes up to find open teammates. Addi attacked with her left and threw a kickout to the perimeter for an assist. She buried a silky smooth corner three off the hop with a quick-trigger release and threw a great entry pass with touch into the post for an assist. Addi crashed the boards to secure an offensive rebound, calmly dribbled out to the perimeter, caught the defense napping, and pulled up to sink the wing three. She was a Top Performer and is a versatile wing prospect capable of contributing at the college level.

Addi had an impressive day, and she looks ready for a breakout junior season. Addi makes smart reads and cuts off the ball. She went back door to score a smooth reverse layup and converted multiple contested layups with both hands throughout the day. Addi kept her arms active on defense and used that length to deflect passes for steals. She has a quick release with sound shooting mechanics and drained a corner three. Addi had another strong showing at the Zero Star Showcase.

Addi caught my eye at the MBA Mother’s Day Classic with her pinpoint three-point shooting. She finishes layups with finesse around the basket and is a Marquette guard I’m eager to see again at the Zero Star Showcase.

Addi was hitting her target from 3-point distance at the Mother’s Day Classic. She buried a straightaway triple with a rhythmic 1-2 step and found nylon again from the wing. Addi swished a straight-on jumper from way downtown and added a full-speed layup in transition. She looked good with Zero Star 16U and I’m excited to see her again in the future.