One of the top shooters in the state with deep range, Kenley continues to expand her game. During the offseason, she focused on adding a strong mid-range attack to her skill set, and the work is already paying off. In Arkansas, she consistently showed the ability to knock down the mid-range pull-up along with her trademark three-point shooting.

As this three-point specialist continues to develop into a scorer at all three levels, expect her recruitment to continue rising as well. A tall guard who can score in multiple ways should attract college coaches’ attention.

Coaches, make sure to check this young lady out. Great size, deep shooting ability, and now a growing mid-range game make Kenley a player worth watching closely.

Crawford has parking lot range and it was on display in Team Oklahoma ‘s final game of the weekend. Against high level competition she made it look easy as she heated up in a second half victory. She’s seemingly in range once she crosses half court, and her teammates did an outstanding job of finding her. As she kept hitting, over and over. Her recruitment is starting to heat up to match her deep shooting ability. As after a visit, Missouri Southern State has extended an offer to one of the top shooters in Oklahoma.

A tall, long shooting guard with elite range that extends well beyond the arc. Kenley’s shooting ability and efficiency put pressure on opposing defenses, forcing them to extend far beyond their comfort zone.

She has a strong mid-range game, showing solid footwork on dribble pull-ups when ran her off the three-point line. Her high basketball IQ stands out, a result of growing up around the game as a coach’s daughter.

Defensively, her understanding of the game with a long wingspan, giving her the ability to disrupt passing lanes and contribute as a shot blocker from the guard position.

A highly skilled and intelligent guard who is already drawing attention, having received multiple Division II offers.

It wasn’t the best shooting night for the sharpshooter but she showed a lot of grit in the second half. It was a physical game and in the second half she was knocked down after a collision. She was slow to get her and holding her shoulder. After some time on the bench, she checked back in and made a couple big fourth quarter plays. On one drive she was fouled, and hit both free throws. A moment later she forced a steal on the ball and raced for another score. Impressive to not only close out the game after her being shaken up. But also make key plays that helped the Lady Wildcats keep their season alive.

With her shooting ability and all around fundamental play, has been criminally undervalued. She has DEEP range, so she doesn’t only provide a scoring punch. She also provides gravity to help stretch the floor. And importantly in watching Piedmont a few times this year, she gets after it on the defensive end. Good all around functional athlete, who can put it on the deck and make the right passes to open teammates. Her productive year has not gone unnoticed; last month UCO offered Crawford.

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Crawford is proving she’s been undervalued, as she is one of the best pure shooters in the Class of 2027. In the win against McGuinness, her highlights made it look like she was the only one in the gym. Shooting it cleanly and the same every time like she was catching it off a gun. Along with the shooting, she displayed good vision and transition play in the clips. Recently picked up an offer from UCO and has led Piedmont to a 11-6 mark overall, and a 6-1 District record.

Great height for the 2/3 guard position. The shooting guard put on a show in early December game. Knocking down 4 from deep in just one quarter. Folks when I say deep, I am speaking logo shots. Not a shooter, I would want to play a game of horse. Good touch off the drive with a pull up jumper when ran off the line. Consistent player can get you 16+ per game and grab 7-8 rebounds. 2027 has already received offer from D2 Southeastern Oklahoma

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Highlight tapes filled with threes are always good. What’s even better is when the threes are often from near 25 feet. Crawford doesn’t hug the three point line. She fights to get open off the ball, and is very comfortable letting it fly a few steps from beyond even the college line on the court. Can also put it on the floor for a couple dribbles to relocate and still accurately let it fly. A sniper with good positional size, the Piedmont Wildcat has been a miss by myself when it comes to the rankings, but will more of a priority watch in the future.