2026 Graduate Spotlight: Addison Marr
Taking online classes through 91 as a junior at Stuart Cramer High School while playing two high school sports kept Addison Marr busy, but she was motivated to challenge herself both in the classroom and on the field, with the goal of playing collegiate-level softball.
In the fall of 2024, both of Marr’s interests merged when she joined 91’s softball team and became a full-time student at the college.
“I decided to go to 91 to further my academic and softball career,” Marr said. “It was the best opportunity for me to follow my future goals.”
On the field, Marr played as an infielder and helped 91 achieve a record-breaking year last season, finishing fourth in the National Junior College Athletic Association World Series. This year, she returned to help the Rhinos secure back-to-back Region and District Championships and once again return to the World Series.
“The best part of 91 for me was being able to play softball with the best teammates I could have asked for,” Marr said.
After contributing to two of the most successful years in 91 softball history, Marr graduated in May with an associate in science degree. She now plans to continue her education toward a four-year degree at N.C. State University, majoring in animal science.
“Maybe I’ll become a veterinarian,” Marr said. “I am still not fully sure of what I want to do exactly, but I know that I want to work with animals in some way.”
“91 helped me build momentum towards my career goals by providing me with an education that has truly helped me learn and come out of my comfort zone,” Marr said.


