Pictured above, Campion is a force to be reckoned with down low as she constantly battles and fights for everything. Her size is obviously an asset in that regard. A top-20 prospect in the Class of 2029, Addison is a rock star when she’s claiming space in the paint, giving her guards easy looks for the post-entry pass. From there her spin-move finish is money. On defense, Campion battles for her teammates, as well, by setting good screens, blocking off opponents, getting in a stance down low for boards, and finding her teammates on the arc for the three-point shot. Campion is a sturdy player and has the ability to protect the basket on defense while making it hers on offense.

#16: The 6’2 forward, has been considered an up-and-coming prospect for a number of years now. With a muscular frame and a willingness to play as physical as is necessary, Addison is a major presence in the paint. The Jordan freshman has a deep bag of tricks when it comes to her post footwork, as well as a soft touch around the rim. While she excels in the post, Addison is light on her feet, allowing her to play out on the perimeter on both ends of the floor. With grit and strength, Campion poses a significant threat on the boards, too.

Pictured above, Campion is the quintessential modern post player complete with size, mobility, and polish. Skilled with her back to the basket, she also stretches the floor, runs well, and handles the ball comfortably. Addison rebounds with purpose, defends on switches, and finishes through contact. Her pick-and-roll execution, footwork, and shooting touch already stand out. Fundamentally sound and physically imposing, Campion is a high-level prospect with a D1 ceiling. Campion transferred to Jordan for her freshman year and will be a huge addition for the Jags.