Kennevan is a big physical guard who was able to get paint touches and set others up for success on the offensive end. He hit a handful of shots from behind the arc. Kennevan has great positional size at the lead guard spot. One of Kennevan’s best skills is his ability to be a bunch scorer. He is a priority recruit for many division two programs in the Mid-Atlantic.

He has a good pulse of the game was able to see the floor while having a knack for making plays for others. Kennevan plays with great control of his body and is very fundamentally sound. He also found ways to run the break. He was in passing lanes on defense. He used his strength to lumber his way downhill to the cup. Kennevan has great chemistry with his forwards finding the effortlessly. He also found ways to score over smaller defenders. Division two programs are prioritizing him in the spring.

It wasn’t his most efficient outing, but Kennevan showed much of the skillset that’s had him firmly on scholarship radars for well over a year. Even when not scoring, he has a consistent presence in the floor game whether it be setting up teammates, crashing the glass, or coming up with loose balls. Known as a scorer, Kennevan made a handful of impressive passes through the defense to set up scoring opportunities for teammates. He didn’t have his perimeter stroke working tonight, an area D1 coaches will want to see him sure up before potentially pulling the trigger.