Kenzy returns for her senior season at Kent City after earning First Team All-Conference honors as a junior, and I expect her to take on an even bigger role for the Eagles this year. The 2027 guard brings a well-rounded game that allows her to contribute in several different areas of the floor. Offensively, Kenzy has the ability to attack the basket and finish around the rim, while also providing a perimeter scoring threat with her ability to knock down shots from beyond the arc. One of the things I like about her game is her willingness to compete on the glass, as she works to secure rebounds on both the offensive and defensive ends. She also makes an impact defensively, showing good effort and the ability to challenge shots, including coming away with a couple of blocks during last season’s district semifinals. With Kent City graduating an All-State standout, Kenzy’s experience and versatility will be especially valuable as the Eagles look to remain near the top of the CSAA White standings.

Kenzy, a junior guard for Kent City, turned in an impressive performance in the district semifinals, making plays in a variety of ways. She attacked the basket with confidence, getting into the lane and finishing strong, while also knocking down a couple shots from beyond the arc. Kenzy was active on the glass at both ends, tracking down rebounds and helping her team gain extra possessions. Defensively, she even added a pair of blocks, showing her effort and versatility. Kent City will be counting on another well-rounded effort from her as they look to bring home another wooden mitten on Friday night.

Kenzy enters her junior season as one of Kent City’s most dynamic backcourt players, building off a strong year that earned her first-team all-conference honors. Her wingspan and anticipation make her a disruptive presence defensively, where she consistently challenges passes and alters shots. On offense, she excels at attacking off the bounce, using her stride and balance to get to the rim and convert. With her improving skill set and natural athletic tools, Kenzy is primed to make an even bigger impact for the Eagles this winter.

“Kenzy was recognized as a 3rd team Dream team player in the Muskegon Area last season. She averaged 10 points, 2 Steals, 5 Boards, and 2 Assists per game – a versatile athlete who can attack from anywhere and is tough to contain.” – Coach Male  

Freeland had an impressive day at The Mitten Summer Showdown. Despite being short a couple of players on her team, she remained unfazed. She aggressively attacked the hoop and finished effectively with both hands. Additionally, she demonstrated high-level rebounding from her guard position. Over the summer, she has ramped up her defensive intensity and is now able to effectively guard the other teams’ top guards. Expect a strong performance from Kenzy for the rest of July!

Freeland had an impressive day at The Mitten Summer Showdown. Despite being short a couple of players on her team, she remained unfazed. She aggressively attacked the hoop and finished effectively with both hands. Additionally, she demonstrated high-level rebounding from her guard position. Over the summer, she has ramped up her defensive intensity and is now able to effectively guard the other teams’ top guards. Expect a strong performance from Kenzy for the rest of July!

Freeland delivered an exceptional performance in the game against Kalamazoo Christian. Despite her Kent City team missing three key players, she remained unfazed. She effortlessly drove to the rim even when facing top talent and also showcased outstanding defensive skills against one of the state’s top players. Expect a spectacular July for Kenzy.

Freeland is playing at a high level this June, and the Muskegon shootout was no different. She has always been able to get to the rim with authority, but she has added range to her outside shot, knocking down multiple shots behind the arc. Her defensive tenacity has impressed me in her last few outings.