Maddi McGlasson is a 5'3" Point Guard/Shooting Guard in the 2028 class.
McGlasson attends Owasso in Oklahoma and plays club basketball for Tulsa JYD.
McGlasson's Player Profile was created on September 10, 2024.
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Maddi
McGlassonPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
5'3"
HS
Owasso
|
OK
Friday Filmroom
Smaller guard, but plays with toughness and strength around the rim. Isn’t just a runaway train either, as...
Written by Sam Duren
Maddi
McGlassonPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
5'3"
HS
Owasso
|
OK
2028 Guards Coach JVick Watch List: Get to know the names
A very physical point guard that continued to develop her game every time I had the opportunity to...
Written by Johnny Vick
Maddi
McGlassonPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
5'3"
HS
Owasso
|
OK
EVALUATIONS: Team 4 at The Expo
Pass first point guard, who made most of her plays in transition. Good accuracy on a two handed...
Written by Sam Duren
Maddi
McGlassonPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
5'3"
HS
Owasso
|
OK
Clash of the Clubs: Get to know these 2028 and 2029 (Part 1)
A player that caught my eye with the calmness she showed at the point guard spot against the...
Written by Johnny Vick
Maddi
McGlassonPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
5'3"
HS
Owasso
|
OK
PGH Freshman Showcase: Team 5 Evaluations
Speedy point guard, with a quality handle. Looks to be a good table setter and traditional pass first...
Written by Sam Duren
Sam Duren | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Sam Duren
Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout
Smaller guard, but plays with toughness and strength around the rim. Isn’t just a runaway train either, as she plays with poise on drives. Making good pocket passes, utilizing improved footwork on step throughs or mid-range jumpers. Her three point form is a little slower, but she is effective as a shooter from deep. Which helps keep the defense honest and space the floor. Owasso is one of the deeper teams in 6A, and McGlasson should bring extra energy and toughness to them as aim for a State Tournament run.
A very physical point guard that continued to develop her game every time I had the opportunity to watch her play this summer. Excellent rebounding that is strong in the paint area. The strength she plays with, and the shooting ability allows her to be versatile enough to play the 1-2 shot
The Lady Rams return to a veteran squad and play like Maddi adding to the depth they will need to make a run for the Gold Ball.
Pass first point guard, who made most of her plays in transition. Good accuracy on a two handed find from around halfcourt that threaded the needle to a teammate at the rim. Consistently made similar smart passes. Found spots to score, from an open three and pushing in transition into a lefty take.
A player that caught my eye with the calmness she showed at the point guard spot against the press this weekend. A player that I have seen before the high school season who development has continued to grow. Great vision up the floor against the press that always had eyes up looking to the open player up the floor. Knocked down the outside with range.
A physical guard that did not mixing it up on defense. Good rebounder that chasing the ball off the rim to gain possession. Quick break on the off-passing lanes leading to steals and layups. A player that I thought play this weekend was deserving of some recognition.
Speedy point guard, with a quality handle. Looks to be a good table setter and traditional pass first lead guard. Did knock down a 18 footer, so there’s room for her to provide scoring punch as well. Her ability to pressure defenses and create for others will be interesting to track as she begins her high school career.