Maddox and his team took a tough loss in the final game of the Silver bracket. But his play had NEB on the cusp of a tournament title. And he still rallied to play one final game for another team before the weekend was over.

Maddox is an extremely confident 3-point shooter. He has Caitlin Clark energy, with the confidence to pull up from anywhere past half court, even when his team is still in transition.

Maddox scored 13 points in the finals of the Silver bracket, and he says that he’s comfortable shooting the 3-ball, but also likes to stand out as a point guard. He hopes people see he’s not just a one-trick-pony shooting deep balls, but he has a diverse game that can beat opponents any number of ways.

Maddox also takes pride in motivating his teammates; of which he had several on Sunday. After the championship game with NEB, he took the court again with Team FVV to help that team win its final game of the weekend as well.

This is a kid with seemingly limitless energy, and an ability to lead a team (or teams) deep in a tournament.

Wiry guard with Northwest Elite Basketball with a confident shooting stroke from three — showed he’s not afraid to let it fly, though consistency will come with experience. Has a nice burst out of his hesitation move and does a good job creating in space. In the open floor, he reads the game well and looks to distribute. Despite a thinner frame, Maddox played through contact and didn’t back down from physicality. A skilled, developing guard with tools that should continue to sharpen.