Kenna’D Buie is a 5'6" Point Guard/Shooting Guard in the 2030 class.
Buie attends Guntersville in Alabama and plays club basketball for AL Southern Starz.
Buie's Player Profile was created on October 9, 2025.
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Kenna’D
BuiePG/SG
Class
2030
Height
5'6"
HS
Guntersville
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AL
Class 5A State Championship
Final 4 MVP closed out her storied 8th grade season by leading Guntersville to a State Championship and...
Written by Art Bogan
Kenna’D
BuiePG/SG
Class
2030
Height
5'6"
HS
Guntersville
|
AL
Built For Postseason: Playoff Performances That Define Part 2
5A Northwest Regional Finals MVP delivered another electric performance with 26 points, 9 rebounds, and 5 assists. The...
Written by Art Bogan
Kenna’D
BuiePG/SG
Class
2030
Height
5'6"
HS
Guntersville
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AL
Area 14 Championship Recap: Guntersville Shocks Scottsboro
Kenna’D Buie | 5’7” 8th Grade Point Guard Kenna’D Buie delivered a statement performance, pouring in 28 points...
Written by Art Bogan
Kenna’D
BuiePG/SG
Class
2030
Height
5'6"
HS
Guntersville
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AL
PGH EXPO RECAP: Young Gunners Ready to Rise
Kenna’D Buie 5’6 Combo Guard Guntersville 2030 Kenna’D Buie brought fire and confidence to the PGH Expo, standing...
Written by Art Bogan
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Final 4 MVP
closed out her storied 8th grade season by leading Guntersville to a State Championship and earning Tournament MVP honors. The young star was dominant over the final three quarters, taking control when her team needed it most. As she has done so many times this season, Buie imposed her will on the outcome of the game. She attacked the basket relentlessly, scored at all three levels, and created opportunities for her teammates. Her poise and confidence never wavered, even on the biggest stage. Buie consistently made the right play while delivering momentum-shifting baskets. For an 8th grader to command a championship game the way she did speaks to just how special her future is.
delivered another electric performance with 26 points, 9 rebounds, and 5 assists. The three-level scoring guard controlled the game, attacking from deep, mid-range, and at the rim. She rebounded well from the guard spot, showing toughness beyond her years. Buie also created for teammates, balancing scoring with playmaking. Her dominant showing earned her 5A Northwest Regional Finals MVP honors.
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5'6" | PG/SG
Guntersville | 2030 AL
delivered a statement performance, pouring in 28 points and grabbing 4 rebounds, while going an impressive 9-for-10 from the free-throw line. The young point guard showcased why she’s considered a rising name, dominating the game with confidence and control.
Buie is a true two-way, three-level scorer who kept defenders on their heels all night. She consistently exploded past defenders, attacking the paint with speed and purpose. When defenders tried to absorb contact, she used her strong frame to power through finishes and draw fouls.
Once she established herself inside, Buie stretched the floor — knocking down perimeter shots, including momentum-swinging threes and two step-back dagger threes that shifted the energy of the game.
Kenna’D Buie brought fire and confidence to the PGH Expo, standing out as one of the most competitive guards in attendance. She plays with a presence that demands attention — attacking defenders off the dribble, creating space with sharp footwork, and finishing through contact with strength and control. Buie showed her ability to score from all three levels, whether it was knocking down a smooth pull-up jumper, hitting from deep, or getting to the rim with determination.
What truly separated her during the Expo was her energy and leadership. Every possession mattered — she talked on defense, encouraged teammates, and brought an edge that elevated everyone around her. On the defensive end, Buie was relentless, taking pride in sitting down and keeping the ball in front while turning defense into quick offense. Her confidence, toughness, and competitive motor mirror the mindset of elite guards, and her performance at the PGH Expo only solidified her reputation as one of the top young prospects to watch in the Class of 2030.