When McKenna stepped back into her six-rotation outside hitting role, Kendall was the recipient of the libero jersey for the Bison. Already fully familiar with the role at Boiler Juniors, Miss Segal is a calm and cool libero with active feet and a solid, consistent platform and always finds a nose for the ball, wherever it’s sent. Benton Central is in good hands at the libero position for all of Kendall’s four years, and is only going to get better from here.

In an event loaded with exciting young talent, Kendall made her presence felt as a high-motor player. Segal displayed tremendous hustle and heart throughout the day, bringing the energy every time she stepped on the court. The incoming freshman showed leadership ability with her communication and willingness to do whatever it takes to help her team. These intangible skills, in addition to present athleticism and a solid fundamental base, make her an intriguing follow in the 2030 class.