One of the top risers this spring, Kendall recently received his first offer from Findlay and is set to be one of the top players in southeast Ohio. A skilled big, Kendall put the team on his back in a comeback victory over Licking Heights. Making an and-1 layup with three seconds left to get the win, Kendall is a competitor in the paint. Check Kendall out this July with Nova’s Ua Rise squad as they compete in Atlanta during the first live period weekend.

A hidden gem out of southeast Ohio, Kendall is quickly gaining attention and college interest. Playing with Nova’s Ua Rise group, Kendall is a skilled forward who can play either the four or the five at the next level. He can space the floor with his shooting ability and is a quick processor with the ball in his hands. A big fan of what he brings to the table, Kendall should be receiving scholarship interest from across the region at the Division II and NAIA level.

The most impressive new name from the weekend, I was so impressed by Kendall for Nova Village this weekend. A southeast Ohio prospect, Kendall was very skilled and impacted the games in a variety of ways. First, he’s around 6’7 with a decent body to battle on the inside. He also showed soft hands and was making the right reads passing the ball. Kendall also knocked down a couple of open 3-pointers, showing he can stretch the floor from the outside. His production and translatable skills stood out to me playing for a circuit team. I think scholarship programs should be checking out Kendall and this Nova squad that plays really well together and has a lot of targets for small college programs at a variety of levels.