It wasn’t the finish Jackson and his squad would have imagined after a dominant start to the season, but he should have plenty to be proud of when looking back on his time as a Red Devil. Kendrick helped lead this group to several impressive feats, including a 20-win season for the first time since 2004. Team success is a factor in his All-State selection, but when you mix in his 19.5 points, 6.2 rebounds, and 3.0 assists a night, he was an easy choice for the team.

Kendrick seems to play at a high level every time he puts on the Liberty Red Devils Jersey. He went for 26 points and 4 steals with 5 made threes in a win over Chapman. Jackson got his scoring started with a steal leading to a runout layup and a trip to the free-throw line after getting fouled on a three. After that, it was all uphill as he turned up the heat on the Panther defense. Kendrick is an elite perimeter shooter, but he can also get into the paint and pull up with jumpers and floaters. Jackson is an instinctive defender who loves to jump passes but is unselfish in making the right transition pass.

Kenrick Jackson had a nice combination of games Wednesday’s hosts at the Liberty Summer Slam. I got to watch Kendrick and the Red Devils in both of their games in the event and his performances showed his balanced skillset: attack-mode scoring in Game 1 and two-way playmaking in Game 2. He is capable of scoring from all three levels on the floor and is comfortable spotting up and creating a shot off the dribble. He crashes the glass on both ends and displays his athleticism by grabbing the ball high. In Game 1, Jackson went for 15 Points and 9 Rebounds while he racked up 6 Assists and 3 Steals in Game 2.