I have talked with close to a handful on national scouts about the 2030 class in Georgia. There may not be a better group in one state anywhere else in America. Kennedi seems to be the player whom the scouts have identified as potentially the best long-term. Physically, I am not sure you could ask for more at 6’4 heading into high school with excellent mobility, agility, and quickness. Harris has worked very hard on her skills since I saw her three years ago training at Pitts in the sixth grade. She is nowhere near as good as she will be down the road with more time spent on development and valuable experience gained. She is willing to work and the other stuff you cannot teach or coach. With five Power Four offers in hand already, it would not surprise me at all to see that number double or triple by season’s end.

I saw Kennedi for the first time about two years ago at Pitts Academy training early on a Saturday or Sunday morning and then a few more times the next few months. She was already over 6′ tall, but was much slighter and seemed like a shy/quiet kid. Fast forward a couple of years and Harris is now 6’4 and already being tabbed by very important people nationally as a player to watch in this class. Kennedi is still developing as any freshman should, but her ceiling is way higher than just about everyone else in this class. She is still trying to figure things out according to Basketball Bob Corwin, but there is no doubt she will be a Power Four player with a chance to be a McDonalds All American. Kennedi made the move from GIAA to GHSA for high school and should be the best player for Veterans the next four years. She currently holds offers from Clemson, Georgia Tech, Auburn, Purdue, and Louisville. I expect that list to double by the end of the high school season.