Kendall impressed with her poise and playmaking ability at the point. She consistently made strong reads by delivering bounce passes through traffic that led directly to scoring opportunities for her teammates. Defensively, she was active in passing lanes and came away with steals that helped spark transition offense. What stood out most was her ability to get to two feet in the paint and play under control, whether it was finishing at the rim, converting through contact for multiple and-one opportunities, or knocking down a runner before the defense could react. Her combination of toughness, pace, and decision-making allowed her to impact the game on both ends of the floor and made her one of the more intriguing young guards I watched throughout the day.