Kensingten showed no timidity whatsoever while playing up against varsity players at BCAM Reaching Higher. She moved like a pinball on the court, zooming around with speed and confidence to make plays from sideline to sideline. Kensignten stole the ball away from guards on the perimeter, scored tough layups in traffic, and stepped outside to swish multiple threes from up top and in the corners. She has the ball on a string and changes hands with ease. Kensingten was a playmaker for Regina, and it was so exciting to see the Holder sisters competing together on the court.

Kensingten was one of the youngest prospects in the gym, which makes her performance at the Headliners Invitational even more impressive. She had the ball on a string, scanned the court with outstanding vision, and delivered precise passes to open teammates. Kensingten penetrated gaps off the dribble to score downhill, made the effort plays, and turned up the heat on defense. She’ll be following in her big sister’s footsteps as an elite prospect. Kensingten earned All-Showcase Second Team honors on Sunday.

Kensington was a top performer for Team Lynx, showing a basketball IQ and feel for the game well beyond her years. She displayed excellent court vision, constantly creating scoring opportunities for teammates by drawing defenders and making sharp passes. Her defensive effort stood out as well—diving for loose balls, saving possessions, and coming up with a key steal that led to a perfect pass ahead in transition. She finished strong around the rim and played with a poise and confidence that elevated everyone on the floor.