By his standards, Kingery’s numbers in Indianola’s win over Ankeny were pedestrian – 11 points (4-7 FG, 1-2 3P, 2-3 FT), 10 rebounds, 4 assists, and a steal. But that’s just a testament to how sensational he has been over the last three years that we’d see an efficient double-double as a quiet game. The 6-5 wing impacts the game in a major way on both ends of the floor, and in a game filled with talented players, the way he moves, passes, and sees the game were just noticeably different and on a higher level. He doesn’t force anything, is a gifted passer, a talented defender, is willing to stick his nose in on the glass, and is a versatile three-level scorer. Truman State is getting a really good one in Kingery.

The top-ranked uncommitted player in the 2023 class, Kingery is a versatile three-level scorer who can score in bunches, but does so with great efficiency, posting 52-36-74 shooting splits en route to 18.7 points and 7.4 rebounds a game as a junior. He has good size and length on the wing at 6-5/6-6 and is a good athlete who moves his feet well. He has improved his handle and ability to create his own shots as well as looks for others.

The top-ranked uncommitted player in the state, Kingery is a pure wing scorer with the ability to score from anywhere at any time. He averaged 18.7 points on 52-36-74 shooting splits as a junior to go with 7.4 rebounds, 2.9 assists, and 1.6 steals a game. He’s a bouncy athlete with a great feel for the game who provides versatility on both ends of the floor. He holds offers from North Dakota and Truman State, but I believe he can play at a higher level than that.