Kendall put together a really nice Spring, but she had an outstanding June and July. She is a long, wiry-strong, fluidly athletic front-liner who can get out and run the floor with speed. She has solid low-block skill, but she has also worked on her face-up game. As a Freshman, she was good in the mid-range, but now she’s starting to consistently knock down a 3-pointer or two per game. Defensively, she can cover ground quickly and block jump-shooters, plus she can sit down and guard some bigger wings. She’s a nice talent.

Kendall put together a strong showing at the Adrian College Prospect Camp and was selected by her player-coach as one of Team Blue’s MVPs after helping her team come away with the win during 5v5 action. The post player did a great job establishing herself inside, sealing her defender to create good position and showing strong hands and solid footwork around the rim. She also showed she could finish through contact, converting a tough and-one during 5v5. Kendall made an impact on the defensive end as well, playing solid post defense and using her timing to come away with blocks. Her offensive game extended beyond the paint, as she showed a smooth mid-range jumper and shot the ball well from both mid-range and behind the arc during the shooting drills. Her combination of interior play, shooting touch, and defensive presence made for a well-rounded performance and helped earn her Team Blue MVP honors.

Talk about a “sleeper” who has had a nice Spring and Summer, Kendall has gone a little under the radar, but each time I’ve seen her, she has been critical to her team’s success. She has nice length, some athletic strength, and she’s bouncy as well. She runs the floor, defends and rebounds with energy, plus she is showing a face-up skillset to the 3-point line, in addition to some back-to-the-basket moves. She is certainly more talented and more advanced than a few other girls in 2028 who have drawn offers/interest already, so her time will come once the right school sees her.

Up in Northeast Indiana, Kendall is one of the better 2028 posts in the area. She is somewhat under the radar still, but she could be a really nice elite small college prospect. She has good length, a wiry strength to her frame, plus she is somewhat bouncy and runs the floor well. Kendall has proven she can step out and knock down the occasional 3-pointer, and as she continues to make that more consistent, she’ll be able to pick-and-pop or pick-and-roll depending on what the defense is giving up. Additionally, she is a solid rotational defender, and she tends to block/alter a lot of shots from “help” side.

Kendall is probably a little more polished than other girls on this list, and she has a lot of potential to be a nice small college recruit moving forward. She has nice length, she’s a fairly fluid athlete with some bounce, and she continues to add skill to her game. She will often drive it from the wings, and she’ll look to shoot the occasional 3-pointer at times. Defensively, she can defend bigger wings and forwards out on the perimeter, or she can patrol the paint and block/alter shots like a post defender.

I’m not sure what it is about Angola, but year after year they seem to always have these long, tall, bouncy frontline players. Kendall is one of the taller ones who have come along over the last few years, but she has a lot of upside and has a chance to be a really nice recruit long-term. She has great length, wiry strength, and she has shown good skill in the mid-post, plus she keeps it high and finishes around the rim. She’s also a lane protector, defensively.

Kendall is an intriguing young “big” who might not be done growing either. She is extremely long, wiry-strong, and she runs the floor North/South well. She does a really nice job of keeping the ball high and away from defenders, while using both hands to finish around the rim. Additionally, she can put it on the floor a couple of dribbles from the mid-post and get to the rim, plus she’s an active rebounder and defender…she’ll come out on the floor some and protect the paint.