Kennedy displayed strength, skill, IQ, and two-way abilities that caught my attention during the MBA Train and Play. She made one of the best passes of the day. Kennedy cut hard to the basket, caught the pass, didn’t have the scoring angle, anticipated an open teammate cutting behind her, and immediately offloaded a quick one-more for the assist on an easy layup. She demonstrated confidence using over-cross dribbles to create space against pressure with her left and was an active rebounder. Kennedy caught passes loaded and balanced on the perimeter, generating power from her legs on the shots to increase accuracy. She drained a smooth three from the slot with a defender closing out and moved to open space, then ripped the net with a triple from the wing off the hop. Her defense and communication were a separator. Kennedy talked constantly on defense, calling out directions against screens. She deflected an entry pass using textbook denial technique, moved her feet to stop drives, and showed her strength by not yielding an inch when drivers tried to move her off her spot. Kalamazoo Christian is adding an impact player to their roster.