Kendrix has had a very stellar travel ball campaign running the point for Team Elite 3SSB ‘s 15U team. Coming off a consistent year off the bench running the point for Carrolton, her confidence seems to be on a high. She has had very good performances against teams like Wood Elite , showing off her playmaking and shotmaking abilities while running the offense for her team. Harlow has very good handles which she flashes when necessary and efficiently runs the offense with very few turnovers or forced shots. She has a very bright future ahead. Her experience playing on the Adidas circuit with Peyton Frazier Peyton Frazier 6'3" | PF GAC | 2029 State GA will make her a much better player in the next few years as well. Kendrix is definitely a player to watch in the 2029 class.

A point guard that is the floor general directing traffic and keeping her team at a good pace and in control. She does a great job of setting up the offense and getting her team into plays when needed. She has nice court vision and a great feel for the game. Harlow shows good poise taking care of the ball under pressure and works hard for her team on defense at the top guarding the ball.

After spending time in the junior varsity ranks, Kendrix worked her way up to varsity status at 6A Carrollton and was part of a Trojans team that was one of the toughest outs in Georgia. Carrollton finished 25-4 and Kendrix played in all 29 games in her freshman campaign. Her rim-attacking capabilities combined with her ability to draw contact to get to the free throw line are two attributes that earned her plenty of playing time this past season with the Trojans. Kendrix can collect a large number of steals, is accurate from behind the 3-point line and can make plays in the transition game. 

Harlow is a high motor player that gave great energy and effort on both ends of the floor. Her on-ball pressure defense gave ball handlers fits. Offensively, she played very unselfish and dished out some assists in the action I saw. She elevates very well, and she was tough to stop when she put the ball on the floor by either getting to the rim or hitting the pull up from the mid-range.