Kendra Parra brings veteran scoring pop and playmaking juice to Weber State
In the 2024-25 season, Kendra Parra emerged as a high-usage guard for Weber State, averaging 11.8 points, 3.7 assists and 3.5 rebounds while shooting 35.5% from three and an impressive 88.7% at the line[1][2]. She’s the kind of two-way lead guard who can bend a defense with pull-up threes, straight-line drives and enough passing vision to keep teammates involved, and she already logged a 30-point breakout game against Sacramento State in January 2025[1][3]. Her value is in steadiness, shot creation and late-game reliability — a polished fit if a team wants a composed, seasoned guard who can score without hijacking the offense[1][2].
