Kenleigh went from completely off the radar (not even on our watch list earlier this year), to one of the top frontline prospects in Indiana’s 2027 class. She has a strong frame, length, and good athleticism. She almost looks like she competes in field events like high jump or long jump (and she might). She has good hands, solid finishing moves over either shoulder, plus she’s tough and physical. Starting during the first “live” weekend in April, she was picking up attention because she outdueled a top post prospect from Kentucky. Now Kenleigh holds Division II & NAIA offers.

Kenleigh has had some really nice moments throughout the Spring and Summer, and what’s more is she’s doing it against quality competition from out of state. Non-Indiana colleges have taken notice, and she has picked up offers from NCAA Division II and NAIA schools. She is a strong, athletic front-liner who can play with her back to the basket or in the mid-post. She is bouncy and can explode up and over taller defenders with a half hook, and she can “bully” smaller defenders. She also plays with a nice motor and tends to rebound outside of her area well.

Kenleigh has stood out to a few small colleges I’ve talked to this Spring, because she is strong, athletic, and she plays with a nice motor and some bounce. She is a lefty, and she does a nice job of reverse-pivoting to finish over defenders with her left. She gets out and runs the floor in transition, plus she is an effective box-out rebounder, though she can also pursue caroms outside of her area. Additionally, she has the athleticism to be able to sit down and defend wings on the perimeter and the strength to defend posts inside.