This upcoming Winter is going to be the best chance for us to see the true form of CG – Addison Glass Addison Glass 5'10" | CG/SF Hinton | 2027 State IA . Glass has been a significant piece to her team’s success the past couple of years at Hinton. She moves around the 3 and 4 spot, moving inside to out on the offensive side of the ball. She can defend the 2-5 on the high school floor, basically only having issues with smaller, quicker PG’s that she might have to switch onto but with her length at 5’10 she can also get stops against that position as well. Glass could be a college level athlete one day within the right system. She has done a lot of good the past few years on the way to 2A State Title and she is still growing in the game, which is promising to see from afar.

The other guard for Hinton that I was really impressed with was Addison Glass Addison Glass 5'10" | CG/SF Hinton | 2027 State IA . I always knew that Glass had a good feel for the game but she really showed that she could lead this Hinton program in a close game, if need be. There were multiple times throughout when Glass caught the ball and attacked her defender off the dribble demonstrating a great feel for the game when the rock is in her possession. All in all, Glass moves effortlessly and she has great size at 5’10 while competing as a CG to give her a natural advantage against smaller opponents. She looked like one of the most skilled players on the floor all night long and that’s saying something with who was competing along side her.

Addison Glass Addison Glass 5'10" | CG/SF Hinton | 2027 State IA had several impactful moments last year while helping her team to a 2A State Title with Hinton. Glass stepped up and made her presence known each game underneath on both sides of the ball, while also setting out to hit some jumpers from deep when those opportunities present themselves. Glass’ main job was to step up in the absence of their usual starting Post presence, Bailey Boeve Bailey Boeve 6'0" | PF Hinton | 2026 State IA , and she did that to a T as she was making big plays consistently as she scored and defended her own. When looking at Glass as an overall recruit, she would be truly considered a CG/SF because of her athletic ability and her ability to put the ball on the ground off the dribble if need be. She really sits in that 3/4 spot and that will be the case once again this Winter as she looks to build on what she put into place last time around.

The proof is in the production with Addison Glass Addison Glass 5'10" | CG/SF Hinton | 2027 State IA . Glass wasn’t someone that we knew much about to begin the year but she was extremely impactful on her team’s run to their 2A State Title. Glass has better than average height a 5’10, she can move between the outside and inside the lane – demonstrating her versatility at high rate, and she tends to make good choices on or off of the ball. Glass came up BIG several times this past few months for the Blackhawks. She is going to be vital for her team’s future success if they want to go back-to-back next season. Something they will be favored to do at this moment in time.

Addison Glass Addison Glass 5'10" | CG/SF Hinton | 2027 State IA has been a featured played all season long for her Hinton Blackhawks program. Glass, a 5’10 CG/SF, is a player out of the 2027 Class with a lot of upside on the court. Her mixture of height at 5’10, along with her agile skill-set and smooth scoring ability is unique and definitely a base she can build on. With that being said, Glass had a remarkable State Championship contest. She finished with 14 points (5-7), 5 rebounds, 2 steals, and 2 blocks. The big moments of this one happened when Glass and company was hitting their three point attempts. Glass herself went 3-4 from behind the arc off of some catch-and-shoot attempts and that played a vital mark in their 2 point victory. As a prospect, this is someone that is going to make a big impact for years to come. With how well she moves for her size, she is going to continue to be a big mismatch moving forward over her next two seasons. She can score down low on the block with a simple move when she has a size advantage, she can hit jumpers when given space, and she seems pretty smart when it comes to the X’s & O’s of the game. All good things from the outside looking it.