BOERNE, Texas --- There are two pretty unmistakable signs that broadcast when Kendall Hall is playing at her best: her line scores will show she's getting a ton of hits and her team will consistently chalk up victories. 

A Biola softball commit who plays under former Eagles Head Coach Lorie Coleman for the Warriors and for Corona Angels Texas, Hall made her commitment to Biola official alongside her twin sister Kaylee in early November. She and her sister have helped Cornerstone Christian win 78 percent of its softball games over their first two years of varsity competition and the Eagles are hoping to have similar positive correlations with Kendall's success when she dons a Biola uniform. 

Although Hall certainly impressed with her .422 batting average as a sophomore, she really made a name for herself as a doubles machine in her first year of varsity competition. The corner infielder led her district in extra-base hits (16 in 19 games) and was far and away the best in doubles with 11. But the most remarkable thing about this aspect of Hall's production is she recorded a double in six-straight games to end her sophomore campaign, a stat that shines alongside the fact that the Warriors won every game in 2019 during which she hit a double. 

With one more varsity season ahead of her, Hall has a total of 32 hits across her first 31 games of varsity competition and boasts an on-base plus slugging of 1.189. As she looks ahead to her time in La Mirada, Hall is excited to reconnect with the other signees she has already met and about the welcoming culture of Head Coach Nikki Udria's program. 

"I chose Biola because it made me feel at home and the people were super nice and welcome," said Hall. "I already feel like I have a family within the softball team as well. My teammates are amazing and Coach Nikki is awesome and I know I will be able to grow spiritually under her."

When she isn't playing or training for softball, Hall enjoys being outdoors and also serves as a youth leader at her church. She has already been named to two A/B honor rolls, placed top-five in her class for STAR reading metrics and earned membership into NHS and a Spanish honors society at Cornerstone Christian

Hall aspires to become a fitness trainer and plans to pursue a kinesiology degree at Biola. 

When they enroll in Fall 2021, Kendall and Kaylee Hall will also join twins Abie and Brie Nowak on Biola's softball roster. More information on the rest of the student-athletes that will join them at Biola in 2021-22 can be found on the Committed Athletes page.