Depends on the amount of "crush". There would be limits on weight gain and if the hull isnt straight it is tough to make it true again.
I have had 3 kevlar Neckys. They will generaly take polyester resin repairs, though epoxy takes the guess work out. Some manufactuers used vinylester resin which best bonds with epoxy.
Kevlar does ball up. Effect repairs from the inside. Sand until you have clean surface and a little fuzzie then uses light mat or cloth. The outside will have some gel coat to work with so sand as needed to make it seem smooth, repair cracks with "filler"which could be a bondo like product or thickened epoxy, then spray a couple coats of gel coat and sand out the orange peel.
If it has been really crushed, it will look like frankenstein but be seaworthy. The attribute of kevlar it can be crushed and the fibers remain intact.
Post pics. Too bad you arent in FL Brad. Sorry for your loss but at least you will get a replacement:)