Madason is a 2028 guard I would love to see at The Expo after putting together a breakout spring and quickly establishing herself as a prospect college coaches should have on their radar. Her athleticism and explosive first step make her difficult to contain off the dribble, as she can create separation, accelerate past defenders, and finish at the rim. Madason has also shown the ability to score at multiple levels, knocking down smooth mid-range jumpers and shots from behind the arc. She contributes on the glass, creates second-chance opportunities with putbacks, and can grab a rebound and take it coast-to-coast. Defensively, her quick hands and consistent ball pressure allow her to create turnovers and generate transition opportunities. Madason does not hold an offer yet, but with the way her game and stock have continued to rise, I could see that changing soon. The Expo would be another great opportunity for her to show college coaches everything she brings to the floor.

It’s not often that a prospect goes from unknown to top 100. Madason is the exception to the norm. She was a Top Performer for Michigan Goonies at every stop along the PGH Michigan College Tour. Madason has athleticism and explosive quickness off the dribble that makes her a matchup nightmare for opposing guards. She creates separation, accelerates, and finishes at the rim. Madason knocks down smooth mid-range jumpers and shots from beyond the arc. She’s aggressive on the glass, scores strong putbacks, and takes the ball coast-to-coast for full-court layups. Madason creates turnovers with her quick hands and ball pressure on the perimeter. She had a breakout spring on the PGH Circuit and is a prospect college coaches need to have on their radar.

Madason, a guard for the Goonies, turned in a strong performance at the MI College Tour III stop at Grand Valley State University with her athleticism and all-around impact. She showed confidence from deep, connecting on shots from beyond the arc, while also attacking the basket with purpose—highlighted by a tough finish through contact for an and-one. Defensively, she stayed active with quick hands, coming up with multiple steals and creating extra possessions. In transition, she pushed the pace and went end-to-end on a couple of occasions, and she also battled on the glass, converting a put-back on the offensive end. Madason’s energy and versatility stood out early in the day.

Madason keeps showing out on the PGH Circuit. She was a Top Performer at Northwood and Wayne State was no different. Madason is elusive, explosive, and strong with the ball, which makes her a daunting matchup for opposing guards. In the Bronze Championship Game, she was a two-way terror, pressuring guards on the perimeter to create steals, outracing the defense up the court with her dribble, and imposing her will physically on hard downhill drives. One of Madason’s highlights was an assertive straight line drive to the rim with a strong and-one finish through contact. She’s been one of the biggest stock risers at guard on the college tour so far and is a very talented prospect for Michigan Goonies 16U E40.

Madason is an athletic guard with a compact, muscular build, scrappy defensive presence, and an explosive downhill burst off the dribble. She pressured opposing guards and deflected passes on the perimeter. Madason swiped the ball away to score a breakaway bucket, went by a defender using a shifty crossover dribble for a layup, and showed her accuracy in the mid-range. She left a lasting impression with Michigan Goonies 16U E40 at the PGH MI College Tour.