Addi returns as one of the top players to watch in Division 4 after earning First Team All-State honors last season. The 5-foot-7 guard was a consistent scoring option for Battle Creek St. Philip, averaging 18.4 points per game while also making a big impact on the glass with 9.4 rebounds per contest. Her rebounding production is especially impressive from the guard position and shows her ability to contribute in more ways than just scoring. Addi helped lead the Fighting Tigers to a 14-9 record and established herself as a player opponents have to account for each time she steps on the floor. With her ability to produce offensively and compete on the boards, she brings plenty of value to Battle Creek St. Philip. After a First Team All-State season, Addi will be an important piece for the Fighting Tigers again this winter and a player I’ll be keeping a close eye on throughout the season.

Addi, a guard for The Naturals , had an impressive showing at the Battle in the Mitten, especially in Sunday’s matchup where she couldn’t seem to miss. She shot the ball with great confidence and efficiency, consistently finding ways to score from multiple spots on the floor. Already her school’s leading scorer, it’s easy to see why based on her natural ability to put the ball in the basket. Her offensive skill set and scoring instincts made her one of the more dangerous guards to watch over the weekend.

in the second half of the game that I saw, her game really seemed to elevate. She saw the floor well when she was not in the play so then she could become more proactive for her team. Finished a couple good shots close to the rim, would love to see a little more activity on the defensive end