The 6-foot-4 wing/guard has a variety of moves to create scoring opportunities, is a true 3-level scorer, and has the decision making to be a high level play maker with the ball in his hands. Leung had a monster showing against Stockdale of Bakersfield to close out varsity play on Day 1 of the Shootout, with no Jacob Wheeler in action, Kendrick went to work early and often, finishing with 24 of the team’s 57 points to help the Rangers get the 4 point win, and that was accompanied by 6 assists and 2 steals, showing why many that know his game see Leung as one of the best prospects in the junior class. Leung has a solid handle on the ball, various moves to create off the bounce, using the crossover combo, hesitation, step-back, fadeaway, spin-move, and one-legged jumper to get space from his defender, is accurate with the jumper off the bounce from the mid-range to the 3-point line, has great body control when on the attack, is a creative scorer around the basket with the euro-step, up-and-under, and reverse lay-ups to evade rim protectors, and moves freely off the ball to get to his shot spots, where he is effective with the 3-ball off the catch. Leung has solid court vision and good decision making to find open players off the drive and kick pass, cross court to open shooters, to the diver out of the pick and roll action, and to open teammates up the court off the glass in transition. Leung has active hands, good timing, and the lateral movement to stay in front of his opponent, deflect passes, jump passing lanes, and alter shots on the wing, as well as in the paint, showing he highly impacts the game in countless ways.