Kilroy, a forward out of the Dexter Southfield School in Massachusetts, is ranked #14 among the power forwards and checks in at #98 overall in this update. The 6’6″ lefty plays with toughn ess on both sides of the floor, has the ability to dominate on the glass, and does a nice job of making winning plays that don’t show up in the box score. Defensively, he’s vocal, capable of guarding in switches, doesn’t back down physically in the paint, and goes hard after every rebound. Offensively, he can roll or pop out of screens, finishes with either hand around the rim, and does a nice job of chasing down loose rebounds. He’ll play a bigger role next winter for Dexter and is a prospect to watch as a stock riser going forward.

Kilroy, a forward out of the Dexter Southfield School, checks into the rankings at #88 overall and #10 among the power forwards. Kilroy is a plus defender, capable of guarding up and down a position, while showing some signs of being able to protect the rim. He rebounds it at a high rate and does a nice job of getting up the floor in transition. He can finish with length around the rim, does a nice job of setting solid screens, and also shows the ability to attack the rim in straight line drives.

Kilroy is an incoming transfer from Westwood High School, and I imagine he’ll either start or be one of the first couple guys off the bench this season. The 6-foot-5 sophomore is a really good leaper and has great instincts in terms of judging the ball off the rim; this makes him a really effective rebounder on both ends. The lefty needs to improve his right hand finishing, but he shows flashes of having nice touch in the lane, and I liked the way his three-point shot looked, even though he barely took any yesterday. Bright future ahead for Kilroy, who will be a big part of Dexter’s future.