Kendall shot the ball well throughout the weekend, proving she could knock down shots both off the catch and off the dribble. She has a fundamentally sound stroke with good balance, consistent mechanics, and a quick, confident release that made it difficult for defenders to recover. Defenses couldn’t simply play her for the jumper, however, because she did a nice job attacking closeouts and getting to the basket. She finished well around the rim, played under control, and showed the ability to make the right read when the defense collapsed. Her combination of perimeter shooting and off-the-bounce scoring makes her a versatile offensive threat.

Kendall shot the three well in her game against Team Museum. She has a smooth fluid stroke with a nice rotation and a quick release. Every shot she takes looks like it’s going in. She showed good ball handling skill and a nose for the basket as she weaved her way through the defense to get to the rim.

Kendall has been impressive so far this season and she continued her stellar play in this event. She is a certified bucket getter and showed her ability to get points from all three levels. She has a very quick release and deep range and she punished defenders when they closed out aggressively with strong drives to the hoop. She showed off the full package on offense and play some pretty solid defense as well.

Kendall is a smooth, controlled player who makes the game look easy. When given space, she’s confident and capable of shooting over defenders. When pressured, she stays poised and makes the right read—attacking with purpose, getting to her pull-up, or creating for teammates with timely kick-outs.