Madison is a point guard prospect who will make a college program very happy on signing day. She makes the right plays, contributes in every statistical category, and makes the team better. Maddie showed those elements of her game at the PGH Michigan Expo with Team 5. She’s a positive energy player and celebrated her teammates with verbal encouragement/high fives. Maddie made good basket cuts off the ball, secured defensive rebounds, and started the fast break. She scans the floor in transition and made two long lead passes over the top in stride to open teammates sprinting to the rim. Maddie made an impact on the defensive end, applying good ball pressure, and her sharp instincts from gap/help created steals. She doesn’t quit on a play and hustled back to stop a fast break, picking the pass off in transition. Her facilitating, defense, all-out effort, and positive energy were important to the team’s success.

Many coaches at the next level might not know much about Maddy yet. I’ve had the opportunity to see her play many times over the past few years with TC Elite and Fenton. Her presence in the backcourt as a junior helped the Tigers win a Flint Metro League Stripes Division Championship. As a point guard, she checks the boxes you look for as a coach: competitive, gritty, poised ball-handler, effective as a facilitator, burst off the dribble, accurate pull-up jumper, tough finisher in traffic, a threat from beyond the arc, tough defensively, and a team-oriented player. Maddy is a prospect I’m expecting to gain recruiting traction following The Expo.

Madison, a point guard for Fenton, played with poise and control at Northwood Team Camp, running her team with confidence and steady decision-making. She does a strong job of creating for others, consistently setting up teammates with well-timed passes and keeping the offense organized. Madison also showed she can break down defenders off the dribble, using a quick crossover to create space and get into scoring positions. Her vision and feel for the game stood out as she balanced scoring opportunities with finding the open player, making her a reliable presence in the backcourt throughout the day.

Madison helped Fenton secure a Flint Metro League Stripes Division title and received First Team recognition. She was a Top Performer for TC Elite at the PGH Michigan College Tour, making an impact with her court vision, passing precision, mid-range jumpers, and defensive effort.

Madison, the point guard for TC Elite , put together an impressive performance during the morning session at the Northwood College Tour. She controlled the game with her tight handle and ability to make smart reads, consistently putting her teammates in good positions. Her mid-range game stood out as well, knocking down a smooth pull-up jumper with confidence. Beyond her offensive skillset, Madison made her presence felt on both ends of the floor, competing defensively and contributing in multiple ways to help her team stay organized and effective throughout.

Maddy has great instincts on both ends of the court. She attacks hard downhill off the dribble, finishes with excellent body control in the paint, and has a soft floater in her bag. Maddy sinks mid-range pull-ups, distributes the ball effectively to teammates, makes the effort plays, and works hard defensively. She’ll be a point guard prospect from Fenton to watch in District 13.

Maddy started Northwood Team Camp strong for the Tigers. She maintains her balance when attacking off screens, knowing when to drive, shoot, or pass. Maddy used a screen on the wing and buried her pull-up jumper. She added two more dribble pull-ups from the corner and the elbow. Maddy drove hard to the basket, landed in a jump stop, then finished the contested floater off two feet. She pressured the ball to create steals on defense, raced up the court to score a transition layup, and drove by for a floater in the paint off two feet. Maddy is going to have a breakout season for Fenton and if you’ve been watching her play during the travel season, that statement comes as no surprise.

Maddie is a shifty, competitive, and athletic playmaker from Fenton. She caught my attention with TC Elite last year on the circuit and will be one of their best prospects again this spring. Maddie shouted “outlet” during the transition drill and finished layups efficiently with both hands off two feet throughout practice–planting her outside foot and propelling herself upward toward the basket. Maddie drives with a rapid burst downhill in the dribble drive and finished floaters with a soft touch. She shot accurate pull-up jumpers off the dribble and buried several wing 3s with a 1-2 step during drills. In the scrimmage, Maddy made a great read after taking the DHO and drained an elbow jumper off the dribble. She pushed the ball in transition and scored a strong and-one layup through contact. Maddy anticipated a pass in transition, sprinting in top gear to leap up and steal an outlet pass.