Addie has had about a good a Spring and start to the Summer as anyone in her class in Georgia. She has spoken with Division and Division two college coaches recently as a result of her stellar play and received multiple invites to Elite Camps from schools on the same level. Harrell is an excellent slasher who has game-changing quickness to go along with her size and length. She is a weapon defensively, especially in the press, where her on ball defense and ability to anticipate and then jump in the passing lane and create steals has created havoc for opposing guards and coaches. The next step in Addie’s development is a consistent jump shot from the perimeter. I am not saying she can’t do it now, but her ability to take over games with the skills and physical gifts mentioned above, she has not had to prove it in the games I have seen.

Addie made a lot of plays over the course of two days for her team on both ends of the floor. Defensively is where her length and athleticism had the biggest impact. Harrell was very disruptive in the press both on the ball, coming to trap, and jumping in the passing lane creating turnovers and turning offense into defense. She has a long wing span and knows how to use it. She was very bouncy and much quicker than I remember her from just a year ago. She puts a lot of pressure on the defense getting down hill off the dribble where she is very good getting to the rim and finishing or drawing fouls. Addie was also very opportunistic on the offensive glass and was able to get a couple quick put backs off missed shots. She is player who is trending in the right direction and still has a lot of untapped potential. Addison will only continue to get better the next three years.