Though Kingston did make plays that led directly to points, his impact went well beyond the box score. His scoring was versatile, knocking down a three, attacking off the dribble, finishing inside, and creating second-chance opportunities on the offensive glass. He also provided steady defense, holding his own against both opposing big men and skilled guards who could handle the ball. As the Tigers’ primary big man, he showed good feel with the ball in his hands and made smart passes to keep the offense moving. In the paint, Kingston battled hard on both ends, consistently competing on the boards and affecting possessions even when he didn’t come away with the rebound.

Kingston Brockett Kingston Brockett 6'4" | C Beechwood | 2027 State KY can shoot from deep and complements that with strong footwork in the paint, consistently working to gain good positioning and create scoring opportunities. Rather than staying stationary, he moves well within the offense, cutting to the rim and staying active to find openings. He’s also capable of putting the ball on the floor and driving to the basket, adding versatility to his game. On the defensive end, he brings a good motor, competes consistently, and makes an impact as a solid shot blocker and reliable rebounder.