Kendrick De Luna is a physical, efficient frontcourt piece trending upward for Cal State Fullerton
De Luna’s 2024-25 season showed clear growth: he started 25 of 32 games, played 23.9 minutes per game, and averaged 5.7 points, 2.4 rebounds, and 0.5 blocks while shooting 49.1% from the field.[2][3] His best trait is efficiency around the rim, plus enough mobility and energy to finish plays with force, which is reinforced by highlight-level dunk production.[4][9] He looks like a fit for teams wanting a tough, low-usage forward who can defend, rebound, and convert clean looks without needing the ball a lot.[6][7]
