Lowcountry Premier Ballers teams played some of their more entertaining matchups of the Saturday at Raleigh Convention Center against combatants from either Virginia or Maryland. Geddis rallied her team from a halftime deficit to eventually claim victory over Team Mid-Atlantic Legacy 17U with a 17-point performance. Geddis also had herself a productive game in terms of whistles as she only had two personal fouls called against her for the game. She combines her talents with a high basketball IQ and one of the ways she puts points on the boar is via the 3-point shot.

Geddis was not only an important part of last season’s Wolverines team, she was integral enough to earn team captaincy duties. She, as was the case with her Woodland teammate Kitt, also ran on the grassroots circuit with Team USC Unleashed 2024. She played in all 21 Wolverines games last season and averaged 11.4 points. A hallmark of Geddis’ game is her ability to attack the rim and weaving through groups of defenders in order to finish at the rack. Defenses are unsure on how to guard her when she has the ball in her hand since they are unable to tell if she will attack or drain the 3-pointer. Geddis can play as either a one or a two guard.

Following a noteworthy grassroots campaign with Team USC Unleashed 2024, Geddis carried that momentum to the Rhodes Sports Center and hopes it continues throughout 2022-23. Attacking the rim is one of the hallmarks of her game as she will find lanes that will enable her to finish at the rim. Geddis throws defenses for a loop as they are unsure if she will attack or shoot from the open floor. She can operate at either one of the two backcourt positions. Geddis was one of 2A Woodland’s team captains last season and played in all 21 matchups last season for the Wolverines.

It is not often that coaches believe they have enough trust in sophomores to bestow upon them captaincy duties, but that was the case for Geddis with the 2A Wolverines. She ran grassroots this past AAU season with Team USC Unleashed 2024. She is a natural rim attacker and will find lanes to finish at the cup. That combined with accuracy from downtown will certainly throw many a defense for a loop. She stands at 5-foot-5 and can play at either one of the two guard spots. Geddis participated in all 21 games last season for the Wolverines and averaged 11.4 points per contest.