Against the blitzing full court pressure of Buford, Addison did about a good a job as she could playing with poise and under control. She limited her turnovers and did a very good job regrouping her team and getting them into the offense once they broke the pressure and got against half court successfully. She is what is becoming almost rare these days, a pass first point guard who understands her role is to facilitate the offense first and once her teammates are cooking, then she can start to eat herself scoring the basketball. Something she did against excellent competition both from the perimeter knocking down shots from three as well as finishing at the rim in transition and in the half court. Addison played with a maturity beyond her years against a very talented opponent. She has a very bright future ahead.

As the lone freshman on this past season’s 2A Morgan County team, she helped the Bulldogs to their second consecutive 20-win campaign. She has excelled in other sports throughout her career – including track and field. Freeman is a combo guard on the rise that can also be relied to play the three in the frontcourt if necessary. What helps her when she does shift from the backcourt to the frontcourt is her rebounding capabilities. The ability to handle the ball with her left hand is another element to her game. We at Prep Girls Hoops have become familiar with Freeman as she was a Top Performer at last year’s Georgia Freshman Showcase.