Kendal Brueggen is a high-upside, shot-making guard who already looks built for big moments
In the 2025-26 season, Kendal Brueggen played in all 36 games as a true freshman and averaged 5.8 points and 2.7 rebounds, while tying for second on the team in made three-pointers[1][14]. Her high school résumé backs up the upside: she arrived from Hesston after a 22.2-point, 7.1-rebound, 3.3-steal senior year and nearly 40% shooting from deep, so the value is clear—she can score, space the floor, and bring competitive edge[12]. Missouri State also trusted her in a postseason spot, where she matched a career best with 16 points in February 2026 and later added 13 points and nine rebounds in the NCAA First Four[10][15].
