There was several nice things said about Kenzie Bagby to myself from the coaches and refs throughout this event. Some thought that Bagby was the best player in the gym for the day. Others said she was the second or third best. Either way – those are really nice compliments that Bagby should be proud of. I thought that she did a great job of coming in from another state and playing her own game. She stayed aggressive on offense while attacking and she never let up on defense. She stayed down, making her individual matchups work their tails off to produce in any little sort of way. Bagby is rated as the #30 overall prospect in the 2029 in Utah. When you watch her play-style and realize that she is only going to be a Sophomore this Winter then you start to notice the promise that she truly possesses at this time.

Kenzie stepped into a major role for West Field as a freshman and made an immediate impact, filling the stat sheet while earning valuable minutes against top competition. That experience has carried over into the club season with the Starzz, where she has continued to expand her game. Her ability to control the basketball, direct the offense, and make sound decisions has noticeably improved over the course of the spring. Kenzie is developing into a poised floor general, and as her confidence continues to grow, so will her overall impact on the game.

A quick guard with the ability to stretch the defense, she forces opponents to respect her perimeter shot. Her speed allows her to create separation off the dribble, and when defenders close out too aggressively, she’s capable of attacking the lane and making the right read.