Addison made her presence felt defensively at The Expo with her ability to challenge shots from different areas of the floor. She showed good timing as a shot blocker, coming up with several blocks around the basket while also making a big defensive play out on the perimeter. Her ability to affect shots both inside and away from the rim gave her team some valuable versatility on that end of the floor. Addison stayed active throughout possessions and used her length well to make scoring opportunities more difficult for opponents. Her shot-blocking was one of the defensive pieces that caught my attention, and the ability to make those plays in different areas of the court made her an easy player to include among the defenders who made their presence felt at The Expo.

Addison, playing on Team 7 at The Expo, was one of my top performers on the day and impacted the game in a variety of ways. She showed her range by knocking down multiple shots from behind the arc, but was just as effective putting pressure on the defense off the dribble. Addison used her quick first step to create advantages, including a strong slash that she finished with a floater. She also showed some creativity around the basket with an impressive pass fake that shifted the defense before she finished the play herself. In transition, Addison ran the floor hard and showed her athleticism with a tough finish in traffic. She rebounded well from the guard position and made a significant impact defensively with active hands and her ability to challenge shots. Addison recorded a big block on the perimeter and added several more around the rim, showing impressive timing and defensive versatility for a guard. Her combination of perimeter shooting, athleticism, attacking ability, rebounding, and defensive playmaking made her one of the more impactful players I watched at The Expo.

Addison, a guard for Michigan Pure , put together a strong all-around performance at The Bump. She was a consistent threat from the perimeter, connecting on multiple shots from beyond the arc while also attacking the basket with purpose. Her aggressive drives led to several trips to the free throw line, where she capitalized on the opportunities she created. Defensively, Addison applied relentless ball pressure, making opposing guards work for every possession. Her ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor made for a productive day at the event.

Addison, a sophomore guard for Howell, turned in a strong all-around performance on Sunday at the Northwood Team Camp, making her presence felt on both ends of the floor. Defensively, she applied consistent pressure, coming away with a steal that she converted into a coast-to-coast finish. Offensively, she showed confidence from the perimeter by knocking down a three-pointer and attacked the basket with purpose, using strong drives to create scoring opportunities. Addison’s ability to defend, score at multiple levels, and play with an aggressive mindset makes her an important piece for Howell heading into the season.

Addison showed finesse around the basket, scoring underhand layups comfortably with her left, while demonstrating excellent touch and control. She’s a threat from beyond the arc and knocked down a confident three from the slot. Addison rotated from the help side to block a shot during 3v2 and used her length to force misses, maintaining excellent inside positioning. She made a smooth transfer in stride for a layup during the 3-man weave. Addison recognized the advantage in transition, called out names, and fired up lead passes to open teammates. She had a solid showing at Michigan Pure practice and will be an integral part of the Howell lineup this winter.

Addison was an important role player for Howell as a freshman, and I’m predicting a breakout sophomore campaign is just around the corner. She turned in an impressive effort for Michigan Pure 15U at the PGH Michigan State Tournament. Addison has good ball-handling control, and she switched hands comfortably in the lane to maneuver past defenders for a drive-by layup. Her pressure produced steals, and she kept her eyes up while pushing in transition. Addison has a confident shot from beyond the arc, and she drained a smooth wing three off the catch. She’s a playmaker and a very promising guard prospect who works equally hard on both ends of the court.

Addison, competing with Team Lynx at the P2W Headliners Invitational Showcase, showed her ability to create offense as a guard with strong footwork and decisive moves. She used a sharp jab step on the wing to shift her defender before attacking the lane and finishing at the rim with control. Later, she displayed good strength and ball control with a powerful rip move from the perimeter, allowing her to blow past her defender and get downhill. Her ability to use simple but effective moves to gain separation, combined with her confidence in attacking the basket, made her a consistent scoring threat on the wing.

Addison made her mark on the defensive end for Team 1 at the PGH Freshman Showcase, using quick hands to come up with multiple steals and applying steady pressure on the perimeter. Despite being a guard, she battled relentlessly on the boards, pulling down several offensive rebounds to give her team extra possessions. She also came up with a strong block, showing her toughness and willingness to do the dirty work.