Addison VanWanzeele
Addison VanWanzeele
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Brandon Bradley | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Addi was playing her first weekend with this Indy Magic group and seemed to fit in pretty seamlessly. She is a nice all-around athlete, she has some speed and quickness, and she is versatile skillfully. She can handle it a little, run offense from time to time, but she is also a very good perimeter shooter. She has nice mechanics, and each time she shoots it you feel like it’s going in. I was also impressed with her toughness and hustle.
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Read EvaluationBrandon Bradley | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Addi recently joined this Indy Magic program, and she made an instant impact Friday night. She has an athletic frame, length, and nice strength at her size. She is a very good perimeter shooter, and that’s what she’s known most for, but she has started handling it more often and more effectively. She isn’t bothered much by pressure, and she defends hard. She’s a high-academic kid as well.
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Read EvaluationBrandon Bradley | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Addison got a taste of Varsity action this past season, and she has been solid throughout the grassroots season. She has a solid frame, she’s a nice athlete in most directions, and she plays with a motor. She is a solid North/South attacker, and she can knock down on open jumper when set and in rhythm. She doesn’t play on the ball much, but she does play with a lot of energy and can contribute in that way. I also like her effort defensively. If she can be just a bit more dynamic offensively, I think she could be a nice small college prospect.
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