Fields served as the Huskies’ primary ball handler and showed toughness throughout the contest. While the sophomore guard didn’t shoot the ball at her usual efficiency from the field, she found other ways to score by attacking the basket and drawing contact. Fields finished with 10 points, going 6-for-7 from the free-throw line, while also adding 3 rebounds and a steal. Her aggressiveness helped keep Horizon competitive.

Kenzie is the catalyst. She’s composed and plays under control. She can score, facilitate, and defend without getting sped up. Horizon goes as she goes. If she commands the tempo and makes smart decisions late, the Huskies have a real shot to advance

Fields is a good athlete who attacked well off the dribble while also being in control. Kenzy also displayed good-looking form on her mid-range jumper as well as the ability to finish through contact on the break. She was among the better rebounders at the event.