The kind of player every coach covets on the defensive end. With her impressive length and athleticism, she disrupts opposing offenses in multiple ways. Kettman’s anticipation and quickness allow her to jump passing lanes and pressure ball handlers, helping her average over two steals per game. But her impact goes beyond statistics—she brings relentless energy, sets the tone defensively, and consistently makes life difficult for whoever she’s guarding. Her mobility and effort make her one of the premier defenders in the state.

Addison is a key member of this Squalicum team that is off to a solid start this season. She does a great job at sprinting the lanes and finishing around the basket. She uses her strength and height to her advantage, being able to finish through contact well. She can hit mid-range jumpers really smoothly and is a great defender, being able to guard multiple positions.

A versatile wing, she excels both inside and outside, adapting seamlessly to various matchups. In the paint, she seals defenders with precision, creating high-percentage scoring opportunities for herself and her teammates. Her rebounding prowess stands out, fueled by relentless energy and excellent positioning. This dynamic combination of skills makes her a critical asset on both ends of the court.

Standing tall in the post, Kettman showcases exceptional court-running abilities, effortlessly filling the lanes during transition plays. Her footwork in the paint is precise and fluid, allowing her to create space and get her shot off even through tough contact. A relentless worker, she demonstrates versatility by contributing effectively on both ends of the floor. Whether securing rebounds, executing defensive stops, or converting tough baskets, she embodies the definition of a do-it-all player.

Addison has solid size on the court, being able to show off her strength deep in the paint on both ends. She can defend from the wing too, having quick hands and a fast reaction time. She averaged 6 points and 5 rebounds last season as a starter but with most of the Storms key players coming back, those numbers could grow even more.