"Silent Storm: Lockdown Defense, Smooth Buckets, and Unshakable Fire"
- Kevin Moses
- May 7
- 2 min read

Kamari Jenning
@KamariJennings
IG: @jenningskamari
5’8, Class of 2027
Wichita Collegiate School, KS
Kamari is a two-way spark plug with a fierce motor and a versatile offensive game that commands attention. What separates him from others in his position is how smoothly he shifts from scoring to setting up teammates while never letting up on the defensive end. He’s a crafty shot creator who can bury buckets off the catch or pull-up, and he thrives using ball screens to create angles, separation, and buckets. On the other side of the ball, he’s a relentless defender who brings pressure from baseline to baseline, rattling ball handlers and setting the tone early. Coaches can expect a fearless floor general who plays with high energy, leadership, and pride, always elevating those around him while locking into every possession like it’s his last.
As a sophomore, Kamari averaged 10 points per game while knocking down 42 threes, second in AVCTL Division 4, with a sizzling 38% from beyond the arc and 79% at the free throw line. He helped lead Wichita Collegiate to a strong 16–6 record and earned Honorable Mention All-Conference honors, showing he belongs among the region’s most complete guards. His biggest improvement was his confidence, learning how to lead and apply his full skill set in game situations. After transferring schools, Kamari adjusted quickly, meshing with new coaches, teammates, and a new system while still standing out. Now, his offseason focus is locked in on physical growth and skill efficiency, sharpening his shooting, passing, and defensive tools for a breakout junior year.
He plays for Wichita Padres Keim this AAU season, and his mission is to expand his reach beyond Wichita and get recognized on a national scale. Kamari’s especially fired up for the KC Classic, a loaded tournament where he plans to dominate against tough competition and boost his offer sheet, even though he knows most coaches wait to offer until later. He’s out to change that narrative.
Disrespect fuels Kamari’s fire. When teams show up soft in warmups or underestimate him, it ignites a flame that doesn’t burn out until the final whistle. He embraces adversity, works through it, and lets it make him better. The best coaching advice he lives by is "Confidence wins games. Trust your skills, ignore the noise, and never stop moving forward."
I assess that Kamari’s defensive tenacity and shooting efficiency make him an asset for any system built on pace, space, and pressure. He plays with maturity, communicates well, and reads the floor like a veteran. His ability to spark offense while being a defensive stopper gives college programs a valuable, balanced weapon they can rely on in big moments.
With his work ethic, leadership, and relentless mindset, Kamari is poised to erupt as one of the top guards in his class. His growth and potential are climbing fast, and if he continues to develop physically while sharpening his already polished game, coaches can expect a true difference-maker at the next level that brings buckets, clamps, and confidence every night. Stay tuned.







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