Kenly showed a nice shot with a quick release. She moved well without the ball and had nice handles. There were a few times that she was wide open and I was curious to see what the outcome would have been if she had gotten the ball. She proved her ability to get of her own shot and she showed good IQ and a certain amount of unselfishness.

Kenly’s dual-threat ability makes her a difficult matchup. Comfortable operating anywhere from point guard to small forward, she adjusts seamlessly to what her team needs—initiating offense, attacking off the wing, or spacing the floor.

When defenders give her room, she has the confidence and freedom to rise and shoot. That trust paid off in the third quarter when she buried back-to-back three-pointers, swinging momentum and forcing the defense to extend its coverage. Her positional flexibility combined with perimeter touch keeps opponents guessing and expands the playbook around her.