Gaddis could be the spark that carries Longmont in the postseason. A key piece of the offense, his ball handling and big play ability give the team another dynamic option in crucial moments. While he averaged 7.3 points on the season, he’s hitting his stride at the right time, scoring in double figures in three of the last four games. If Gaddis continues this surge, his confidence and playmaking could elevate Longmont when it matters most

Gaddis had a standout summer and has carried that momentum straight into the season, impacting the game in every area. His activity level sets him apart as he hustles on every possession, flies around defensively and brings nonstop energy. Offensively he scores down low with toughness and finishes through contact. Beyond scoring Gaddis fills the stat sheet by rebounding, creating for others and generating steals with his instincts and effort. He’s a true do it all player whose versatility and motor make him invaluable. Gaddis doesn’t just contribute but he elevates the intensity and effectiveness of everyone on the floor

Ty Gaddis Ty Gaddis 6'1" | CG Longmont | 2027 State CO is a dynamic combo guard who can punish defenses for giving him an inch of space to work with. Being able to hit catch and shoot threes or mid-range jumpers off the dribble, Gaddis is a proven threat with the ball in his hands. Passing is another one of Gaddis’ strengths, minimizing turnovers and controlling the tempo.

Gaddis only played one game on Sunday, but he made every minute count, almost single-handedly keeping his team in the game. His shooting was a huge factor knocking down big threes from beyond the arc. It wasn’t just the long ball as Gaddis was also driving to the rim, drawing contact, and finishing strong at the basket. He really showed his ability to attack in multiple ways. When the game got tight late he stayed cool under pressure, knocking down free throws to keep his team in striking distance. From deep shots to finishing at the rim and stepping up at the line, his full offensive arsenal was on display, and it nearly helped his team pull off the win

Gaddis brings dependable shotmaking off the catch with Longmont, already their leading three point shooter in attempts through the start of the season. His confidence in spite of incoming closeouts has made him particularly dependable at this stage. 

As Longmont’s best perimeter shooter so far this season, Gaddis has held his own through his initial opportunities. The scoring guard is most comfortable from distance, bringing a smooth release off the catch, dependable regardless of the incoming contest. Contributing 9 points with 44% from distance, Gaddis is certainly an influential name to know within this class and the Granite Peaks League.