During the first quarter of the NBPA Top 100 Camp, Kendrick flashed two swift drives to his right, finishing with a layup and a mid‑range jumper that drew cheers from college and NBA scouts.

His ambidextrous skill set is more than a novelty. Caldwell Academy senior averages 16 points and 7 assists per game, helping the Eagles reach the State title game. Off‑season, he posted 15 points and 6 assists in the Nike EYBL while guarding Team CP3.

Recruiters have taken notice. Offers from Michigan, Ohio State, Charlotte, South Florida, East Carolina, VCU, Northwestern, and Washington reflect the value of a player who can dominate with either hand.

For fans, the prospect of a dual‑handed playmaker adds excitement to upcoming matchups and signals a new era of versatility in college basketball.