Bio

Kendall joins the staff for the 2026 season primarily working with the Catchers and Outfielders. 

Kendall began her collegiate softball career at Palomar and was a catcher for the Comets. After two seasons, she was able to transfer to Michigan State University where she earned a scholarship to finish out her remaining eligibility and ultimately earn a Masters Degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Strength and Conditioning. 

As a freshman, she helped Team 42 to a 41-7 record and 3C2A State Runner-Up finish, winning the PCAC title. Was named a NFCA California Community College First Team All-American, earned First Team All-PCAC honors and was a second team All-State honoree. Behind the dish she owned a .993 Fielding Percentage, only making 2 errors in 294 total chances. 

In her sophomore season, the team was in first place in the conference standings (16-3 overall, 4-0 Pacific Coast Athletic Conference (PCAC) and was ranked sixth in the state when the season was suspended due to Covid-19. She appeared in all 19 games, where she hit .448 overall with 12 RBI, 10 walks, and just two strikeouts in 70 plate appearances … Owned a .707 slugging percentage and .595 OBP in those 19 games, where she had three doubles, three triples and a pair of homers. 

Kendall is also a Part-Time Faculty member at Palomar, teaching Health Education and Kinesiology courses.