The steady force for the Bulldogs night like it normally is was the play of senior point guard Brandon Addison Brandon Addison 5'10" | PG Brownsburg | 2026 State IN . It felt like Addison was the one to kick off the spark for Brownsburg and just kept it going all night long. The dynamic guard finished with 19 points.

Addison was out with a foot injury when we attended Brownsburg High School practice this fall so we haven’t seen him play since the summer. The Bulldogs are 8-7 on the season with this unsigned senior point guard averaging 10.3 points and 4.9 assists per game. We have always liked his ability to create his own shot and score off of the bounce, but based on his assist numbers he has really advanced as a playmaker this season.

Brownsburg used a balanced scoring attack to defeat Prep Hoops Indiana Class 1A #1 Liberty Christian 68-44 on Saturday afternoon. Addison, a talented 5’10” senior point guard, contributed 12 points and 4 assists in the win. He is a dynamic playmaker that should continue to garner small college attention throughout this winter.

Shifty lead guard that was impressive to watch in transition. One of the quicker players with the ball, Brandon Addison Brandon Addison 5'10" | PG Brownsburg | 2026 State IN was switching ends turning defense to offense and getting in the lane not only to score, but made some impressive passes through difficult windows. Was able to get in the lane without over-dribbling. Really good in the pick and roll game with playing under control and just making the simple play.

The 5-10 guard out of Brownsburg was easily one of more shifty and dynamic players I got a chance to watch on Friday. Still running with EG10 2026, Addison brings a lot of quickness on the ball being able to play past defenders and make a play in the lane. He is not afraid of a challenge it seems like and scores really well off the bounce. get can really dictate the pace of play at times and get the defense off-balance. He plays very hard on the floor.

It was Addison who would consistently come up with a big shot, usually off of the bounce, to keep EG10 17u within striking distance of Lu Dort Elite 17u on Wednesday morning. The shifty 5’10” guard has really proven himself as a shot-maker this spring and summer and it translated to the 3SSB stage. He finished with 16 points in a loss, but it was impressive to watch him continue to produce while playing against a couple of committed Division I guards.