Wilkins has shown his continued development in the Christ School backcourt as he leads the way with 6.3 assists per contest. He’s still managed to average 19.3 PPG with his high assist rate, maintaining his ability to put constant pressure on opponents. He’s off to a hot start as a top unsigned senior point guard.

Wilkins was the engine that made Christ School go this week as the Greenies went 2-0 with wins over Gaston Christian and Legacy Early College. He averaged 22.5 points, 5 assists, and shot 50% from the field, showing off efficiency and creation skills. He’s an undersized guard that makes up for it in a huge way with his shot creation from multiple levels and his playmaking ability. He can really shoot it from deep but also has the ability to create off the bounce for mid-range jumpers as well. Holding offers from McNeese State, Jacksonville, SIUE, and others, his senior year looks to be getting off to a great start, and we should see him continue to garner plenty of college interest.

Keenan Wilkins Keenan Wilkins 5'11" | PG Christ School | 2024 State NC showed off his exploits this past weekend at the Hoopseen Tournament of Champions as he put up 31 points and knocked down a barrage of 3-pointers to show off his skill set. He’s a heady floor general that can fill it up in a hurry on the perimeter just as well as find others in space for easy buckets. He’s an underrated name for colleges of all levels to get to know out of Christ School.

Keenan Wilkins Keenan Wilkins 5'11" | PG Christ School | 2024 State NC leads the latest batch of stock-risers at the point guard spot out of Christ School. While the move is slight for Wilkins at just six spots from 22nd to 16th, it’s worth noting his ability to transition to the point guard spot with his move to Christ School. It’s been “so far, so good” for him since the move as he produced 14.1 ppg, 4.5 apg, 2.5 rpg and 1.3 spg while shooting 41 percent from 3-point range. He led Christ School with 77 made 3-pointers in 2022-23. He’s a floor general that can knock down shots on the perimeter and make plays for others utilizing his speed off the bounce. He’s a proven winner that’s worth some attention from DI and DII programs in the region.