Kellner is not a player that we’re too familiar with and we don’t know where he’ll go to high school yet, but he’ll be a prospect who could be a game changer for a program,. He’s a name to remember as he read the floor and seemed to understand where the next pass needed to go. Kellner fed the bigs, found shooters and kept the ball in rotation. He understands spacing and timing. Wherever he ends up, there’s going to be plenty to work on as he adjusts to freshman basketball. He’ll need to get stronger, handle increased pressure and continue building his own offensive game. Still, vision and willingness to make the right play are good intangibles to start with. He’s on the Watch List now, and hopefully we get to see him a few more times times.

Kellner joins the watchlist as a guard whose impact will come through his playmaking and command of the offense. He is expected to continue standing out for his vision, consistently reading defenses and creating advantages for teammates. As his game develops his decision making should remain a strength, helping keep possessions organized and efficient. He has a natural feel for when to attack openings, whether delivering interior passes or swinging the ball to shooters on the perimeter. With his understanding of spacing and timing, Kellner is positioned to grow into a steady facilitator who helps stabilize and elevate offensive flow moving forward

Kellner is a guard who stands out for his vision and ability to create opportunities for others. He consistently made smart decisions with the basketball, setting up teammates for open looks and keeping the offense moving efficiently. His awareness allowed him to make the defense react and exploit openings, particularly when feeding the ball inside or kicking it out to perimeter shooters. Kellner’s ability to control the flow of the game and make timely passes adds stability to the offense. He shows a strong understanding of spacing and timing, which improves his effectiveness as a facilitator.