Kenedi Bradley is a 5'8" Combo Guard in the 2026 class.
Bradley attends Chesterton in Indiana and plays club basketball for IL Lady Lightning.
Bradley's Player Profile was created on August 25, 2022.
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Expert Analysis
Kenedi
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Class
2026
Height
5'8"
HS
Chesterton
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IN
Indiana 2026 Guards Emerging as Stars
Kenedi Bradley continues to be one of the most impactful players for Chesterton, doing a little bit of...
Written by Darvoni Christopher
Kenedi
BradleyCG
Class
2026
Height
5'8"
HS
Chesterton
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IN
Fall Rankings Update: 2026 CGs
Kenedi has been a Varsity starter since her Freshman year, and she is one of the better athletes...
Written by Brandon Bradley
Kenedi
BradleyCG
Class
2026
Height
5'8"
HS
Chesterton
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IN
Maryville Elite Camp 2026 Standouts
A 5’8″ point guard from Indiana who was playing the position the way it was meant to be...
Written by Earl Austin
Kenedi
BradleyCG
Class
2026
Height
5'8"
HS
Chesterton
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IN
Proving Ground: 2026 Notables
Kenedi had some tough matchups throughout the weekend, especially playing in the 17U division, but she was clearly...
Written by Brandon Bradley
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5'8" | CG
Chesterton | 2026 IN
continues to be one of the most impactful players for Chesterton, doing a little bit of everything to help her team succeed. She contributes across nearly every statistical category, showcasing her all-around value and versatility. Offensively, Bradley excels at attacking the rim with confidence while also knocking down shots in transition, giving Chesterton multiple ways to score through her play. Her ability to shoot the ball consistently, combined with her knack for making teammates better, makes her a vital piece of the Trojans’ game plan. Bradley’s skill set has already drawn college attention, as she currently holds an offer from Valparaiso. With her leadership and well-rounded game, Bradley is poised to guide Chesterton to another winning season and could elevate the program even further as she steps into a featured role.
Kenedi has been a Varsity starter since her Freshman year, and she is one of the better athletes in this class. She leans primarily on her speed and quickness, but she does play with some bounce as well. Where she has gotten better is, she is starting to let the game come to her much more often. She plays with a quiet toughness and grit, a high-level motor, and she doesn’t look like she really fears anyone. She is a blur who likes to attack at the offensive end of the floor, and she is also one of the better defenders in the state in 2026.
A 5’8″ point guard from Indiana who was playing the position the way it was meant to be played. Even in a camp event where people are geared to score, she was showcasing her court vision and tremendous passing skills at every opportunity. She was feeding the ball into the low post, finding open shooters on the penetrate and kick and dropping dimes in transition.
Kenedi had some tough matchups throughout the weekend, especially playing in the 17U division, but she was clearly one of the best, if not the best ball-handler for her Illinois Lady Lightning team. She is a really nice athlete, she has speed & quickness, and she plays with a motor. I also felt like Kenedi’s on-ball defense was solid as well. As she continues to adjust to the size and speed of playing high-level 17U hoops, look for her awareness to improve, as well as her ability to handle pressure. She has proven she can score, so playing a full-time point guard role would be even better.