Programs can never have too many shooters on their rosters, and a confident shooter is another level of shooting.. and Voss is that. She rarely hesitates when she finds herself behind the arc, and when she lets it go its usually falling in. Outside of her ability to space the floor, she also has a fundamental ball-handling package that opens up the lanes for her to play make or get to the rim on her own. Has a strong upside as a combo guard.

Voss has maintained impact as one of the more consistent shooters in this class, and regardless of the size, she can be dominant on and off the ball. She has a quick and consistent flow and release on her jumper and isn’t afraid to let it loose, no matter who is guarding or contesting the shot.

Huge fan of Voss and what she brings to the court, and her ability to get hot and stay hot from beyond the arc is what college coaches need in players. Whether it’s mid-major or high-level D2, wherever this kid lands, she’s going to make noise. She’s overlooked now because of the location of her high school, but if we were basing it on pure talent, she is up there with some of the best off guards.

Voss can simply get things done. She is one of those unorthodox type of players who is hard to guard because she does not play the same game twice. Whether it is being aggressive on the drive or pulling up from beyond the arc, she can light up the box score at a high level.

One of those Swiss Army Knife guards that just simply gets the job done. Adalyn plays the game with a solid amount of patience but blends a nice touch of aggression as well. Her off the dribble attack is just as effective as her ability to shoot beyond the arc. She makes plays at a high level, and I only see her IQ increasing as she gets more games and years under her belt. A type of player that can be successful in almost any type of situation.

Adalynn Voss Adalynn Voss 5'8" | CG Alleman | 2026 State IL is coming off of such a good event, she received a D1 offer to compete following this weekend from Marshall. Voss is your ideal guard that does a little bit of everything for her team. She was facilitating after she created off the dribble, she was scoring the ball from all three offensive levels when the opportunities presented themselves, and she was getting to the spots she wanted to on both sides of the floor at Will. She demonstrated that she has a smart head on her shoulders and she understands not to force action that might not be there when she has the ball in her hands. This is a program that runs a lot of good offensive sets and Voss has displayed that she can control her team’s offensive tempo while running those sets. That’s something that collegiate programs love to see when recruiting someone at this level.