Keegan averaged over 8 points per game last season at Paris and relocated to LCA this summer. Part of an LCA team that will have a lot of offensive firepower, Strait is likely to see a lot of open looks in his freshman season. As he gets stronger, I expect that Keegan will get to the free throw line quite a bit and should be a big time scorder, overall.

Another future Lexington star, Keegan and his brother transferred from Paris to LCA this summer. Strait is coming off a very good AAU season and averaged over 8 points per game for the Greyhounds last season. With his shooting, expect the younger Strait brother to get plenty of playing time at LCA this year.

Only an 8th grader, Keegan gained invaluable varsity experience as a key contributor for the Greyhounds. He put up 8+ PPG and nearly 3 RPG on average with 44/31/75 shooting splits. A feat that not many his age can claim. On the other side of the ball, Keegan’s ability to apply ball pressure and force turnovers could take him far. Expect the Strait brothers to continue to play impact roles for Paris basketball moving forward.