Dukes is left-handed forward who seems to be quite crafty at times trying to score the rock. Kevin can score over bigger defenders and has the ability to play inside-out at times. He connected on some short jumpers here today when he wasn’t posting up down low. Kevin uses his body to work through contact and he won’t overwhelm you with athleticism, but he understands on how to score the rock.

Dukes a left-handed forward reminds you of watching the professor’s game on Friday afternoon at the local college. He plays the game with an old-school approach at times.

Dukes last season averaged 18 ppg at nearby Stall HS before making the move to SCISA Class 1A Riverpointe Christian Academy this fall. Kevin is crafty around the bucket with his way to use his frame and beat off defenders at times. He’s highly effective more and more around the cup finding ways to score the ball. Dukes makes the move up to #38 after being previously #47 in the June rankings.

Dukes is a new name for SCISA fans this season down in North Charleston. Dukes a left-handed forward previously attended Stall HS where he averaged 18.8 ppg and 6.9 rebounds last season at the Class 5A level.

Kevin plays the game using his body and overpowering defenders down low at times. He is a bit deceptive at times with his ability to finish around the bucket. Dukes has great hands to catch anything in his direction. He thrives on playing on contact and bullying defenders down low.

Dukes is the ultimate mismatch guy especially now at the SCISA Class 1A level.

Dukes has an old-school game and a new address this coming season. Kevin piled up some numbers last season at Stall HS a Class 5A school down in Chuck Town. This season he will take his skills to the SCISA Class 1A level and play at the new Riverpointe Christian Academy just down the road.

Kevin can play inside-out on the floor at times and tends to be a load in the paint. He really looks to thrive on contact with his play around the bucket. Dukes wants to score the ball and he has the ability to score over bigger defenders down low. He made a solid jump from this season up to #47.