Kingsley continued to shine for Windsor, playing a key role in their run to the Final Four. Averaging 12.1 points and 3.9 rebounds, he proved to be a consistent offensive weapon. He’s an outstanding shooter who thrives as a spot up threat from three, stretching defenses and making teams pay for leaving him open. With the ball in his hands, he’s comfortable and under control, able to make plays and keep the offense flowing. His shooting ability and steady presence were crucial to Windsor’s success and a big reason his stock continues to rise. He also showed improved confidence creating off the dribble and making plays in big moments late in games

Kingsley is a game-changer and a release when all eyes are on other players, yet he tends to continue to stand out. He’s able to affect the game in ways that goes beyond simply scoring and provides a spark. He’s a floor spacer with his outside shot, he finishes well around the basket, and turns defense to offense. Windsor will look to repeat, and opposing teams will look to slow down their high-powered offense, and his ability to adapt to what defenses give him will continue to make him one of the better players in the conference. We like what we’ve seen with Brady and he’s a player that will rise this rankings update. 

Brady Kingsley Brady Kingsley 5'9" | CG Windsor | 2026 State CO play allowed him to control the tempo of the game and keep his teammates involved, even against heavy pressure. He was a reliable option from deep, knocking down shots when the offense needed a spark. His crafty handle also helped him get into the paint and finish tough plays at the rim.

Kingsley is always impressive with his relentless drive and work ethic. His motor never stops, and he’s constantly working to get open. He’s got a smooth shot and can hit the three on anyone. When it comes to offense, his ball handling is top notch always looking to set up his teammates for a big play. His deep ball is deadly, but where Kingsley really stands out is on defense. His quick hands and feet force a lot of mistakes from opponents, creating plenty of fast break opportunities for his team

Kingsley is a pure joy to watch — his athleticism and energy are contagious, which has such an influence on his team. On offense – he’s got great vision, always finding open teammates, and he makes quick cuts to the lane. When he gets a shot, the range is there and he’s not afraid of taking it and knocking it down. But where Kingsley really stands out is on defense. The phrase playing bigger than his size describes him perfectly. The quickness and hustle allows for fast closeouts, making it tough for defenders to get past him. Off the ball, he’s smart, positioning himself to take charges on driving opponents, showing he’s always thinking ahead

Kingsley is far and away the highest volume three point shooter at Windsor, capable of contributing an efficient clip on 7 or more attempts in a game. Although yet to see his three point percentage at the rate of last season, his increased volume and confidence leave intrigue into where he will end up in the coming months. His volume increase should not be overlooked, as he is on pace to pass his three point attempts number from last season by the end of this week, already at 102 attempts on the current season. Windsor has been in a bit of dry spell, although they have about as much perimeter upside as any team in 5A. 

Kingsley’s floor spacing has been a fundamental trait for the guard, knockdown from distance regardless of an incoming contest. Already a dependable option for Windsor last season and Triple Threat throughout club ball, the guard has asserted himself as one of the best floor spacers in Northern Colorado. Kingsley’s game has made strides in the past few months, getting more handling the ball in tight spaces. As the game continues to slow down for the guard, his abilities as a shot creator and facilitator will follow. Windsor remains a tough opponent due to their returning backcourt depth. 

One of the more consistent three point shooters in the class, Kingsley provided consistent floor spacing for one of the state’s top 5A programs in Windsor. Still a capable ball handler who makes the right decision versus pressure, Kingsley is a versatile offensive weapon who looks to make it back to a title.