Kendra Hicks brings elite rebounding and a physical frontcourt presence to Nevada
In her 2024-25 freshman season at Nevada, Hicks played a limited role but flashed the skill that got her recruited: physical board work, active hands, and a willingness to do the dirty work in the paint. Nevada described her as a “tremendous rebounder” and a physical post presence, and her high school résumé backs that up—she was Jesuit’s all-time rebounding leader and a multiple-time All-Metro League selection. She looks like a fit for teams needing toughness, size, and a high-motor rebounder more than a volume scorer.[13][2][8]
