Cailin is the definition of a high-motor player. Of everyone on the floor, she was the one consistently hustling, staying active even when the play wasn’t directly involving her. She never takes a possession off and finds ways to impact the game through effort alone.

Even when her shot isn’t falling, she doesn’t let it affect the rest of her game. She gets herself into great defensive position, hustles back to stop transition opportunities, and applies relentless pressure to the ball handler. Her willingness to do the dirty work and compete on every possession makes her the kind of player who changes the momentum of a game, regardless of what the box score says.

Mountain Ridge brings back a very seasoned group of players and Kehl is one of them. I have been able to watch a little bit of her play this spring and summer and she has refined her dribbling skills as she can be more of a grab and go SF. That has also moved over to her perimeter dribbling skills. The once mainly in the paint play has been playing with some confidence developing her guard skills. She should have a breakout season.

Kehl has improved her perimeter game and off the dribble game as well. There were moments when she was running the PG position and she is tough out there. She could really help herself out moving forward as a grab and go guard. They have a lot of those.