Addison made it clear that she was an elite prospect consistently during games at BCAM Reaching Higher and Oakland Team Camp. Her pinpoint shooting from the perimeter, strong and physical drives, powerful finishes through contact, athleticism, length, defensive impact, and skill as the lead guard left no doubt that she belonged in the top five. Her D1 offers now include Eastern Michigan, Ball State, Lindenwood, and Oakland.

Addison made one of the loudest statements at BCAM Reaching Higher. Simply put, she looked and played like a high-level point guard. She has filled out her frame and physically imposed her will throughout the event. Addison ripped the net with a deep straightaway three, but it was her assertive takes to the basket that particularly stood out. She bulldozed through a defender’s chest with a strong shoulder for a left-handed finish and continued to attack downhill with determination. Addison drove to the third level, powered through the defender, absorbed the contact, and finished a crafty veer layup with her left hand for the and one. She maintained her balance, glided to the rim, and went up effectively many times in traffic off two feet to finish with her off hand. Addison used a quick crossover dribble up top to get by the first defender, switched hands in the lane, and finished the drive-by layup with her left. She used an effective pivot move in the paint to create a scoring angle for the layup and dominated for Rockford. Her length and skill set create an advantage against opposing backcourts.

Addison averaged 15 points, three rebounds, three steals, and two assists per game for the Rams, while shooting an efficient 39% from 3PT range. She holds a D1 offer from EMU and has the fundamental tools and length that translate to a high level of college basketball. Addison was a PGH Sophomore Player of the Year and turned in a noteworthy opening tournament for West Michigan Drive .

Addison, a point guard for West Michigan Drive , turned in an impressive performance at the Grassroots Spring Opener, showing a level of composure that stands out for her age. Playing up once again with the top team, she looked comfortable running the show and making smart decisions throughout the day. Addison is a shooter defenses have to respect, as she can knock down shots from deep if left alone, but she’s just as effective attacking off the dribble and finishing with control around the rim. On the defensive end, she brought relentless pressure, making things difficult for opposing guards and forcing mistakes. With her all-around game and maturity, she’s a player who could see her stock continue to climb this spring and summer.

Addison, a sophomore point guard for Rockford, has been a key catalyst in her team’s outstanding 19–1 season and has them soaring into the postseason with confidence. A long, athletic guard, she attacks the rim with purpose and finishes through traffic, putting constant pressure on opposing defenses. Her defensive presence matches her offensive impact, using her length and quickness to disrupt ball handlers and create turnovers. Addison’s tight ball-handling and sharp passing skills allow her to control the tempo and elevate her teammates, while her ability to knock down shots from the perimeter makes her a complete scoring threat. With her all-around game and leadership, Rockford is heading into the postseason flying high.

Addison has been a steady catalyst in Rockford’s strong 5–1 start, making her presence felt early in her sophomore season. The young point guard shows advanced feel for the game, calmly directing the offense and consistently putting teammates in scoring positions with sharp, timely passes. She’s a legitimate scoring threat as well, knocking down open shots from the perimeter and attacking the basket to finish through traffic. Defensively, her length allows her to disrupt passing lanes and bother ball-handlers, rounding out a polished, beyond-her-years impact at both ends of the floor.

Addison enters her sophomore year already playing with the confidence and command of an upperclassman. After earning a starting role as a freshman, she’s quickly become the type of guard who controls pace, organizes the offense, and keeps her team steady in big moments. With a smooth shooting stroke, strong decision-making, and growing college attention, she’s positioned to be one of the breakout stars of the OK Red this winter.

“Started last season as a freshman. Several D1 offers.” – Coach Wilson

Addison is a true floor leader, consistently making the right reads and directing her team with poise. She’s also a deadly shooter who can score from anywhere on the floor.

Addison impressed at the WMD tryouts with her poise, decision-making, and maturity beyond her years. Running the point with confidence and control, she consistently made smart reads and kept her teammates involved. Her calm presence under pressure stood out, as did her ability to stretch the floor — knocking down shots from deep with rhythm and confidence. Addison’s combination of basketball IQ, composure, and shooting touch makes her the kind of floor general every coach wants leading their team.

Addison, the point guard for Rockford, looked more than ready to step into an even bigger role this season following the graduation of her sister Anna. She played with confidence and composure at the Ferris Team Camp, consistently knocking down shots from beyond the arc and attacking the rim with purpose—including a smooth Euro step finish. On the defensive end, Addison stood out with her quick hands, instincts, and ability to apply pressure, coming up with deflections and steals throughout the day. It’s clear she’s embracing the challenge ahead and is poised to lead her team with skill and intensity.