Underwood has made multiple tip sheets and has been showing up and out at numerous events starting in 2024 see evaluations here so I was happy to catch back up after a year and see her being able to create her shot even better while being pressured and dropping it from outside- yes, “catch and shoot” included. She’s also attacking the basket stronger, and her court vision across the board looked good

Underwood, like the “deviled ham” spread her skillset throughout the event, and her cleverness on both ends is part of it. She plays solid “on the ball” defense, understands how to beat the defender to the spot, forces into the trap as well as pick up their dribble, but guess what else she does, she plays the passing lane, which I love seeing. She also rebounds and uses her athleticism on both ends, scores off the dribble, and has good body control after contact

Underwood made one of my Tip Sheets playing on the PGH Circuit over a year ago, see evaluation here, and I was excited to see her growth, both on and off the court. She stood out in the HOTSHOT competition, yet during the 5 on 5 games, she showed her “shot was hot” as she was dropping it from NBA range. She also used her athleticism on both ends of the court. Her defense both in the set and transition looked good, so did her court vision and scoring off the dribble

Addison Underwood Addison Underwood 5'8" | SG/PG Guyer | 2029 TX was a top shooter in the 14U division, consistently making shots with a high degree of difficulty and range. Addison’s “shotfidence” (shot confidence) is that of a practiced pro. A missed shot is just a clap and back to it. Given the frequency with which she finds the bottom of the net, she knows that to hit the next shot, you have to be ready to take it—shooters shoot. She was also a lane-disrupting defender, reading the pass like a well-timed shot.