Athletic guard that is always in attack mode. This kid gets after it like it’s nobody’s business. A downhill threat that is hard to slow down; her athleticism and her physicality have raised awareness amongst collegiate coaches. A versatile kid who is a glass eater. She’s aggressive and uses it to her advantage. A solid defender who is going to create chaos the full length of the floor. Look for her to continue to grow and attract the eyes of coaches at the next level.

Kaydence brings strength, athleticism, and physicality to the backcourt. She excels at getting downhill off the bounce and finishing through contact, but what really separates her is her ability to rebound. Kaydence attacks the glass like a post player, giving KYP valuable extra possessions while providing toughness on both ends of the floor.

It was good seeing Kaydence in action at The Classic with Kentucky Premier Robertson E40. She was extremely vocal on defense, calling out screens and switches. Using her size and strength, she made it tough for the opposing team to get anything inside. Kaydence made effort plays, getting in the mix for 50/50 balls and crashed the boards. A great teammate and a high-character player who impacts the game in a lot of ways.0.

Niagara Prep put on relentless defensive pressure all game- however Kaydence showed poise while handling the ball, kept her dribble alive, and found the open teammate in crucial moments! Pretty spin move jumper with control and strong mid-range jumper! Kindle also lead the team in steals with four.

Kaydence averaged a team-leading 17 points per game to go along with 7.5 rebounds, shooting an efficient 55% from the field (145/262). She then had a big spring and summer with Kentucky Premier 16U E40, where she gained a lot of interest on the recruiting trail and racked up offers from Spalding, Asbury, Brescia, and Wallace State Community College.

Another of my top performers from Sunday. She scored a lot of points and played really well but perhaps the most impressive thing about Kaydence is the fact that her motor never stops running. She plays hard every second she’s on the court! That’s the sort of winning mentality that will help Kindle long term.

Kaydence was all over the court on Sunday. She was making plays on both ends of the court and was one of the best finishers at the entire camp. I didn’t see Kindle shoot a ton of jumpers at camp but she didn’t need to because she was able to get to the rim so consistently. Look for Kaydence to work her way into multiple scholarship offers in the near future.

Kaydence had a breakout sophomore season, averaging a team-high 16.9 points and 5.7 rebounds per game while ranking 29th in the state in field goal percentage (55.3%). Her strong play has carried over into the spring/summer, as she has since picked up four college offers.

Kaydence had a strong sophomore campaign for Murray, leading the team in scoring with 17 points per game and finishing second in rebounds with 5.7 per contest. She continues to make waves during the travel season, earning offers from Spalding and Brescia University. Kaydence is definitely one to keep an eye on moving forward.

Kaydence Kindle Kaydence Kindle KY had a great showing at The Classic during the Live Period weekend, and her strong play didn’t go unnoticed. She picked up her first college offer from Spalding University following a conversation with Head Coach Raven Merriweather.