Kenaddie brings a level of consistency that’s difficult to find. She plays with a calm, composed approach and rarely looks rattled, regardless of the pace of the game.

What stood out was how quickly she recovered from defensive breakdowns or sudden changes of possession, allowing her to stay effective and connected on both ends of the floor.

Kenaddie brings a rare combination of toughness and versatility that makes her stand out on the floor. Her defensive intensity is constant, applying pressure and forcing opponents into uncomfortable situations. Offensively, her ability to knock down shots from beyond the arc adds another layer to her game, making her a difficult matchup for teams trying to decide how to guard her.

Kenaddie is a true workhorse on the floor. She battles on the boards and holds her own in the paint, but she’s just as comfortable handling the ball on the perimeter. Defensively, she’s aggressive and relentless, making life tough for whoever she’s matched up against. Add in her ability to stretch the floor with the three-ball, and she’s a matchup disaster for opposing teams. If Millard figures out how to use her this year effectively, she could easily jump the 10 spots needed to break into the top 50.

TOP 60 Potential:

Kenaddie was part of the 1-2 due from Millard that ran with AIM Basketball Academy this summer. She’s a great rebounder and defender and her offensive game improved this summer.

Anderson is a name to know coming out of the small school ranks. Anderson has a little bit of length and when she is inside you can see her agility and soft touch. Anderson could be a solid find and she is playing for AIM this July. Anderson can also defend her position.