Kendra had a massive performance last week, finishing with 27 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 blocks, and 2 steals. She moves the ball well and consistently finds open teammates, setting them up in strong scoring positions. When she gets her own opportunities, she makes them count—scoring efficiently from three-point range, the midrange, and right at the basket.

Kendra Foy Kendra Foy 5'10" | CG St. Luke's School | 2027 State New E (2027) | 5’10 CG | St. Luke’s

Foy had herself a magnificent showing in a 7-point victory over MacDuffie. She made it a point to leave it all on the floor, showing her will to win. Her 23 points and 8 rebounds had a considerable influence over the game. Kendra is proving herself to be one of the best players in her class.

Kendra plays with an aggressive and fearless style that makes her difficult to guard. She shoots the ball confidently from behind the three-point line, able to create her own shot off the dribble or catch and fire with a quick release. Her step-back jumper is smooth and creates excellent separation from defenders. She attacks the basket with the same intensity, embracing contact and finishing strong.

Kendra Foy Kendra Foy 5'10" | CG St. Luke's School | 2027 State New E (2027) | 5’10 CG | St. Luke’s

Foy is an excellent creator that can also serve as a perimeter pest when she’s locked in. Foy is athletic with a bouncy step which propels her on the floor. Kendra has a plethora of offers at the moment, so it’s no surprise to see her at the #13 spot.

Kendra Foy Kendra Foy 5'10" | CG St. Luke's School | 2027 State New E (2027) | 5’10 CG | IBelieve

Foy is a forceful combo attacker that can be overwhelming to contain on both sides of the ball. Foy is a player to watch in the class as the season continues. She was just offered by UNC Greensboro.

Kendra Foy (2027) | 5’10 CG | IBelieve

Not a surprise to those in CT, but surely to many in the building this weekend, Foy was a stunning performer at the Spring Showdown, particularly when she went head-to-head against a talented Bay State Jag team. There were a few plays where she looked to take advantage of the isolation situation against one of the top talents in the entire region. Many players may back down from the tall task of taking on a next level talent such as herself, but that wasn’t Kendra. Not only did she make the most of the possessions, but she was quite animated while proceeding to affect the game with momentous shots. It’s quite clear that her infectious energy rubbed off on teammates who fed off her liveliness. In the brief moment watching her, she made a statement. Foy should definitely be in consideration for being one of the top players within the ’27 class. Her 2-way creation and playmaking skills, along with her topnotch athleticism are incredibly intriguing.