Madie, a guard for West Michigan Drive , showcased a well-rounded offensive game and was productive on both ends of the floor at the Premier Showcase. She used a quick crossover to create separation and get by defenders, while also taking advantage of smaller guards by sealing them in the paint and finishing with polished footwork around the basket. She kept defenses honest by knocking down shots from beyond the arc and displayed excellent body control when attacking downhill, including a smooth inside-hand finish in traffic. Defensively, Madie showed active hands and outstanding anticipation, jumping passing lanes for multiple steals that she converted into transition points. With her versatility, instincts, and ability to impact the game in a variety of ways, she is a player that should be on college coaches’ radar as she continues to develop.

Madie, a sophomore guard for Western Michigan Christian, showed why she’s considered one of the team’s most dynamic young players. The athletic and highly skilled guard displayed impressive ball-handling and strong court vision, creating opportunities for both herself and her teammates. Even in a tough loss that ended her team’s season, Madie played with relentless effort and determination, finishing as the game’s leading scorer with 19 points while also contributing solid work on the boards. Her performance kept her team within reach throughout the night. With her talent and work ethic, it will be exciting to watch her continue to develop, especially when she hits the AAU circuit this spring and summer.