At PGH, we are always on the hunt to identify new prospects and catch new players performing at their best. Being there to capture those moments is probably my favorite part of the job. Madeline was that new kid on the block who turned in an eye-popping performance at the Mystics Open Run. She played with a confidence and swagger against the taller girls that really stood out. One of her highlights was when she drove to the basket with a full head of steam, absorbed contact from a long defender, switched hands in mid-air, and put the layup through the net. Madeline was on fire from beyond the arc. Here are some notes: wing three, deep wing three swish, wing three, back-to-back mid-corner threes, wing three off the dribble, mid-corner three. Madeline used head fakes, crossovers, and retreat dribbles to create space from defenders. She has a tight handle on the ball and gets downhill with a burst to score speedy layups. Madeline is going to be a playmaker in the backcourt at Fa. Gabriel Richard.

Madeline caught fire during the 5-on-5 action at the Mystics Open Run, knocking down back-to-back three-pointers to spark the offense. She also showed confidence with the ball in her hands, displaying solid handles and the ability to create space. On the defensive end, Madeline competed with toughness and stayed active throughout her time on the floor. Her combination of shooting, ball skills, and defensive effort made for a strong showing at The Cage.