Mady, a post for Factory and a Kalamazoo College commit, showed why she’s such a valuable inside-out presence at the MI College Tour III Grand Valley. She got things going early by knocking down multiple shots from beyond the arc in her first game on Saturday, stretching the defense right away. She was just as effective around the rim, finishing strong in the paint and capitalizing on scoring opportunities inside. Mady also controlled the glass, rebounding at a high level and giving her team extra chances. Her versatility and production stood out throughout the day.

Mady had a great day at the P2W Headliners Invitational Showcase, earning an All-Showcase Third Team selection. Her versatility as an inside/outside forward who finishes with a soft touch at the rim, physicality in the post, high IQ passing, determined rebounding, and shot blocking on the defensive end particularly stood out. Mady has made a great impression on us throughout the years, standing out as a fundamentally skilled, physical, and versatile forward who can handle the ball, pick and roll to the basket, or pop out to hit perimeter shots. She committed to Kalamazoo College recently, and I believe she’s going to be a very impactful player in their program.

Mady, competing with Team Lynx at the P2W Headliners Invitational Showcase, proved herself to be a versatile post presence who can impact the game both inside and on the perimeter. She displayed excellent touch around the basket, highlighted by a smooth finish coming off a pick-and-roll where her soft hands stood out. Mady consistently battled to establish strong positioning in the post and showed good awareness when double teams arrived, making smart kick-out passes to keep the offense flowing. She also demonstrated her ability to stretch the floor by knocking down multiple three-pointers, forcing defenders to respect her range. On the defensive end, her effort was just as noticeable—she protected the rim with key blocks and competed hard on the glass, making her a well-rounded contributor on both ends of the floor.

Mady is a versatile forward who can push the ball with both hands in transition, win one-on-one matchups with her back to the basket, and face up and drive out of the high post. She finishes through contact, blocks shots, and crashes the boards. Mady has skill and length that will catch the attention of college coaches at the Headliners Invitational Showcase on Sunday.

Mady was consistently a top performer during spring travel tournaments with Factory. There was one game where she played point-forward. Mady created driving lanes using crossovers and finished multiple and-one layups through contact. She’s a strong rebounder who closes out hard to block shots on the perimeter and protects the basket. Mady can step outside to hit three-pointers and attack downhill off the dribble. She’s a versatile forward at Novi that I’m expecting to have a big junior season.

Mady, a post player for Factory, brought toughness and grit to the floor at The Smoke. She used her strength to establish deep position inside and battled for every rebound, making her presence felt in the paint. Mady also showed her range by stepping out and confidently hitting a three from the wing. Her hustle stood out as she didn’t hesitate to dive on the floor for loose balls, doing all the little things to help her team succeed.

Mady looked like a Point/Forward during the LBI April Showers for Factory on Saturday. She snagged a defensive rebound, pushed the ball with both hands in transition, used a crossover, and scored an and-one layup off the glass using a high-rip move. Mady pinned defenders in the low post with strong seals and either scored off the glass or caused fouls–she knocked down four straight free throws. Mady closed out hard to block a perimeter shot and scored offensive rebound putbacks. Mady snagged a pass and finished another impressive and-one layup with her left off two feet. She knocked down a mid-corner jumper and turned in the most dominant performance I’ve seen her have

Rabe definitely drew some eyes at the elite camp. She’s used the spring and summer to put her name on the map. I like that Rabe isn’t afraid to be a center. She can play with power and has the ability to move players that may be bigger than her. Rabe is an exciting young player that we should hear a lot from over the next few years.