Madison Anderson is from West Jordan, Utah, and attended West Jordan High School, where she was a four-year varsity basketball starter. She also played three years of varsity volleyball, earning Defensive Player of the Year and Second Team All-Region honors, and competed in track and field as a senior, placing second in the region in the high jump and sixth in discus while being named Field MVP and Most Outstanding Jumper. She maintained a GPA above 3.8 throughout high school, earning the Academic Scholar Award and All-Region Academic honors in every sport each year. Her basketball accolades include two-time Second Team All-Region, one-time First Team All-Region, two-time Defensive Player of the Year, one-time Offensive Player of the Year, one-time Defensive Player All-Region, the Captain Leadership Award, and Utah Girls Basketball Coaches Association All-Star recognition.
She is majoring in Sociology with a focus in social work. Anderson chose Westminster for the opportunity to continue playing collegiate basketball while pursuing her degree, drawn to its welcoming community, supportive coaching staff, and strong academic programs.
Family: parents Stacey Anderson and Weston Anderson; siblings Dylan and Alex.
After college, she hopes to pursue a career as a clinical social worker or therapist, using her education to help individuals navigate challenges and build a career that makes a difference in her community.
Favorite athletes: Cameron Brink and A'ja Wilson.
