Maddie had a huge breakout performance for Breckenridge at the Au Sable Shootout. She’s had an outstanding career at Breckenridge. Maddie is already a member of the 1,000 career points club and received recognition as D4 AP All-State Second Team her sophomore year. Maddie put that scoring power on display at Au Sable, sinking threes and driving by defenders with a burst to score off the dribble. She was a game changer on the defensive end and showed the kind of athleticism, length, and versatility as a two-way difference maker you like in a next-level guard prospect. Maddie will be one of the better under-the-radar targets in this class for colleges seeking an impact player.

My favorite days in the gym are when I find a hidden gem, an unknown prospect, a player who possesses abilities that translate directly to the next level. Maddie was that player at the Au Sable Shootout. Her length and athleticism as a guard immediately stood out. She was relentless on both ends. Maddie attacked hard down the baseline to score an athletic layup and showed her outside range, drilling a straightaway three and another from the corner. She handled the ball comfortably with both hands, used a high rip move to get by a defender, and kept her balance in traffic using a euro step. Maddie took steals coast to coast twice for fast-break layups and made it look effortless, breaking away from the pack and finishing with a soft touch at the rim. She turned corners quickly to get straight downhill on drives and side-stepped a defender in the paint, transferred the ball to her left, then finished the contested bucket high off the glass. Maddie blocked a shot with aggression, grabbed offensive rebounds, and caused havoc with her defensive pressure. Her intended major is education.