Addison Quinn had an incredible summer campaign. One of the best draw takers in the Class of 2028, she is extremely dominant in winning the ball to herself. When she takes the draw, she gets extremely low to the ground. In her game against Maryland Red, she dodged from low on the left wing, drew the slide, and made a great feed inside and got the assist. She can feed the ball with both hands, making her even more valuable.

Addison Quinn Addison Quinn 6'0" | Attack/Draw Specialist | Left Hand Kent Place | 2028 #8 Nation NJ was one of the top standout I saw at the entire Committed Games. Every time she stepped into the draw circle, it felt like the possession already belonged to her. I’ve never seen someone dominate the draw at this level the way Quinn does. After recording over 250 draw controls in a single season, it’s easy to understand why she has become one of the most feared specialists in the country. She consistently places the ball perfectly above her head, snatches it out of the air with ease, and immediately finds an outlet to ignite transition. If the ball is anywhere in her vicinity, she’s coming away with it.

The NJ.com Player of the Year and Championship Game MVP is so much more than an elite draw specialist. Offensively, she’s an incredibly dangerous left-handed attacker who can finish equally well with either hand. Her length, athleticism, and offensive instincts make her nearly impossible to defend, and she only needs a sliver of space before ripping a powerful shot. Her vision is outstanding; she’s an excellent distributor, and somehow she always finds a way to impact the game even when you think she’s been quiet. She hunts the ball relentlessly, changes games in every phase, and is, in my opinion, one of the very best 2028 recruits I’ve watched.

Quinn is as dominant as they come. Against NXT, she started from behind the goal and took her defender 1v1, turned the corner, and got topside for the goal. On another possession, she was heavily defended and pulled out a question mark dodge, rolling back to her right hand. Her eight-meter step-down shot is a cannon. On the ride, she goes as hard as anyone. The 6’0” lefty attacker takes the draw and gets ground balls off the draw. Her stock is rising tremendously, and it’s not stopping.

Addison Quinn is a 6’0” lefty attacker out of New Jersey. She attends Kent Place School (N.J.) and plays club for STEPS NJ. College coaches will contact her on 9/1. She is going to get messages right at midnight. Here is the biggest question: Will some schools try to convince her to be a draw specialist at the next level? Quinn is dominant on the draw; she loves to self-draw. She is a good finisher on the doorstep; she finishes the ball with both hands. She can shoot; her shot placement is good. Quinn can turn the corner and get topside on her defender.