Addison was one of the underclassmen who impressed at the Davenport Elite Camp, though competing against older players is nothing new for her. She has consistently played up and continues to prove she belongs against high-level competition. Throughout the day, Addison showcased a mature approach to the game, relying on her high basketball IQ and strong decision-making to impact play. She did an excellent job attacking off the dribble and getting into the paint, while also displaying confidence as a perimeter shooter during the drill sessions. Despite facing older and more experienced players, Addison never looked out of place and continued to make winning plays on both ends of the floor. Her poise, skill set, and ability to compete up in age make her one of the more intriguing young prospects to follow.

Addison Addison 5'10" | PF Butler | 2026 OH has a terrific finish around the basket! I love her long passes to teammates- Always looking ahead to push on transition! She’s a bucket in the paint- and with her upper body strength she uses that to her advantage while driving to the basket. (Below with ball)  

Addison, a guard for Mystics, turned in a solid performance at the MI College Tour Northwood, showcasing her ability to run the show from the backcourt. She handled the ball with confidence and displayed strong court vision, consistently finding the right reads and keeping her team in rhythm. One of her standout plays featured a smooth inside-out dribble that allowed her to get past her defender and finish at the basket. Defensively, she stayed active with quick hands, disrupting plays and applying pressure. Competing up a division, her group more than held its own, and Addison played a key role in that success.

Addison played a pivotal role in leading her team to the 8th grade championship at the Drive to the Hoop Classic, delivering standout performances throughout the day. She proved to be a complete scorer, putting points on the board from the perimeter, the midrange, and at the rim, where she consistently finished through traffic. Her confidence from deep was evident as she buried several three-pointers, and she mixed in crafty moves like a polished euro step to create scoring chances. On the defensive side, Addison was just as impactful, using quick hands to force turnovers and come away with multiple steals while matching up with players at every position on the floor. Her dominance, versatility, and two-way effort made her the clear choice for 8th grade MVP.

Moore is a strong, and physical guard. She consistently imposed her will on defenders all weekend. She got to the rim with ease, used her strength to finish through contact, and showcased a smooth floater with excellent touch. With the ability to score at all three levels, she proved to be one of the most versatile threats on the floor.

Addison was a lethal perimeter threat and all-around difference maker at the Headliners Invitational. She was one of the most efficient three-point shooters during drills and continued to bury triples in the games. Addison attacked hard downhill to score layups in traffic and caused turnovers with her active defense. Addison earned All-Showcase Third Team honors and is a skilled prospect who will be an immediate contributor at the high school level.

Addison was a top performer for Team Lynx, setting the tone early by draining shot after shot during the shooting drills. Her smooth stroke carried into gameplay, where she continued to knock down threes with confidence. Defensively, she stood out with quick anticipation and active hands, coming up with multiple steals. She also showed great composure under pressure, slicing through defenders and finishing strong at the rim.