By Blake Chadwick
Coming off a three-win season, the Campus Colts girls’ basketball program is beginning to see the results of its rebuilding process. Now two years removed from back-to-back 0-20 seasons, the team is hungry to keep pushing forward — and senior Addy Wood is determined to help lead that charge.
Wood is a versatile shooting guard and small forward, who brings leadership, and a team-first mentality to the Colts. Known for her high IQ and work ethic, she’s been a key piece in the program and is focused on keeping that momentum going into her senior season.
“I lead by example — being the first to arrive and the last to leave practice,” Wood said. “I aim to set the standard for effort, hustle, and accountability. On the court, I communicate actively by calling out screens, directing rotations, and celebrating teammates’ success.”
Wood has been playing basketball since second grade, and her love for the game continues to grow. She’s built her reputation on versatility, quickness, and strong basketball IQ — all traits that have earned her back-to-back all-league and -honorable mention all-league honors. Last season, she averaged 8.3 points, 3.1 rebounds, and just under an assist per game.
This year, her goals are clear and she knows the key to Campus taking another step forward will come from consistency and chemistry.
“Consistency and effort in every practice, increasing basketball IQ, and building trust and team chemistry” are her main focuses heading into the season.
