Kendall Anderson is a senior middle blocker committed to Northeastern University who is putting together a standout season. Competing among the top kill leaders in 3A, Anderson brings an impressive level of consistency and poise to the court, pairing a fast arm swing with the ability to find creative ways to score. Her blocking also separates her, as she is quick out to the pins and consistently gets quality touches and slowdowns that allow her defense to make plays behind her.

Kendall Anderson has looked phenomenal this high school season for Colorado Academy, leading the team in both kills and aces. She is a big blocking presence at the net, and when you combine her size with her athleticism and ability to get out to the pins quickly, she becomes a difficult matchup for opposing teams. Anderson has the ability to take over matches when her team can consistently feed her the ball and has shown she can terminate in a variety of situations. She looks poised for the next level, playing with confidence and emerging as a key leader for Colorado Academy this fall.

Anderson is the go-to hitter for Colorado Academy, and she embraces that role with confidence. With 145 kills and a .306 hitting percentage, she provides steady production at the net. At 6’1, Anderson has the ability to hit over the block, but what sets her apart is her decision-making. She is smart with the ball and chooses the right shot for the moment. Whether powering through the bock, tipping short, or rolling deep, she finds ways to score and keeps her teams offense flowing.

Kendall Anderson Kendall Anderson 6'1" | MB Colorado Academy | 2027 State CO is the kind of front-row weapon every setter wants on the floor. With the ability to swing from the middle, right, or even back row, she brings a level of versatility that’s rare. She uses her length and explosive core strength to generate high-contact kills, and she doesn’t shy away from going after balls—whether in-system or out. Her court awareness and ability to reposition herself quickly make her a constant option in transition, and she’s confident turning on sharp angles or tooling the block when needed. At the net, she’s physical and disciplined—reading the setter well and sealing off lanes with strong, well-timed blocks. Anderson plays with a high motor and an aggressive mindset that makes her a legitimate two-way threat and a name to circle for programs looking for a dynamic, multi-role attacker.

~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

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