Lowry Kirkland is a 5'9" Point Guard in the 2026 class.
Kirkland attends Pueblo County in Colorado.
Kirkland's Player Profile was created on March 13, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Lowry
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Class
2026
Height
5'9"
HS
Pueblo County
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CO
5A Round 1 Playoff Game Summary: Pueblo County vs Aurora Central
Kirkland showed exactly why he’s the senior leader this team leans on. The steady ball handler controlled the...
Written by Bobby Lopez
Lowry
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Class
2026
Height
5'9"
HS
Pueblo County
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CO
5A Players That Can Catch Fire In 1st Round Of Playoffs
Pueblo County goes as Kirkland goes. The senior leader has been phenomenal and has his fingerprints on every...
Written by Bobby Lopez
Lowry
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Class
2026
Height
5'9"
HS
Pueblo County
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CO
Rankings Risers: 2026 Players Who’s Stock Keeps Going Up
Kirkland is the engine that makes Pueblo County go, impacting the game in every possible way while setting...
Written by Bobby Lopez
Lowry
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Class
2026
Height
5'9"
HS
Pueblo County
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CO
PH The Expo: Team 4 Analysis and Breakdowns of Player Performance
Kirkland has a dynamic offensive game using his quick first step to beat defenders off the dribble and...
Written by Bobby Lopez
Lowry
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Class
2026
Height
5'9"
HS
Pueblo County
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CO
2026 Players Primed To Make You Remember Their Names
Kirkland enters the season as a dynamic floor general for Pueblo County, bringing poise and control to the...
Written by Bobby Lopez
Lowry
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Class
2026
Height
5'9"
HS
Pueblo County
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CO
2026 Class Review: The Lead Guards
Down in Pueblo County, the guard is quick to find teammates in the fullcourt, rewarding breakaways. Capable of...
Written by Clayton Conover
Lowry
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Class
2026
Height
5'9"
HS
Pueblo County
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CO
Spring Exposure: Team 1 Breakdown
Kirkland took what the defense gave him, one of the smarter guards from this event. Possessing a consistent...
Written by Clayton Conover
Lowry
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Class
2026
Height
5'9"
HS
Pueblo County
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CO
Standout Statistics: Early Season Excellence – 5A 2026s
9.4 PPG, 3.4 APG, 2.3 RPG, 42% 2P, 34% 3P, 70% FTKirkland’s quick decision making with the ball...
Written by Clayton Conover
Lowry
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Class
2026
Height
5'9"
HS
Pueblo County
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CO
2026 Rankings Update: Additional Stock Risers
Kirkland showed out at his team’s 15U appearance for the final club team event in the box state....
Written by Clayton Conover
Lowry
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Class
2026
Height
5'9"
HS
Pueblo County
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CO
2026 Rising Stars That You Need To Know
Kirkland is a player that has quick feet and is a pest on the defensive end of the...
Written by Robert Davis
Bobby Lopez | Prep Hoops Scout
Bobby Lopez
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Kirkland showed exactly why he’s the senior leader this team leans on. The steady ball handler controlled the tempo, organized teammates and made sure everyone was in the right spots offensively. When the moment called for it, he took over. He poured in 19 points, surpassing the 1,000 career point mark in the process, and delivered the dagger late. With AC mounting a comeback, Kirkland came up with a clutch steal and calmly finished a floater to seal the win and shut the door for good
Pueblo County goes as Kirkland goes. The senior leader has been phenomenal and has his fingerprints on every part of the game. Averaging 18.1 points per night, he sets the tone offensively, but it’s everything else that makes him invaluable. He rebounds in traffic, facilitates for teammates and plays relentless on ball defense. His poise and experience steady the group in big moments, and if he controls the tempo, Pueblo County becomes a dangerous out in the postseason
Kirkland is the engine that makes Pueblo County go, impacting the game in every possible way while setting the tone on both ends of the floor. A true stat sheet stuffer, his numbers jump off the page for a point guard, averaging 17.8 points, 5 assists, 4 rebounds and an impressive 4.1 steals per game. He’s a complete three level scorer who can hurt defenses in transition, the midrange, or from deep. What really separates him is his leadership and feel for the game where his vision allows him to get to his spots, consistently find open teammates and keep the offense flowing. Defensively he’s relentless, rotating early, forcing turnovers and finishing possessions with rebounds that ignite the break. His consistent two way production, command of the game as a true point guard and ability to elevate those around him are exactly why he continues to climb the rankings
Kirkland has a dynamic offensive game using his quick first step to beat defenders off the dribble and attack the lane with purpose. Once inside he has the body control to finish acrobatically, making tough shots look routine. He’s constantly in motion on offense creating opportunities by coming off screens, relocating on the perimeter, or slipping behind the defense on backdoor cuts to the rim. His relentless movement and ability to score in multiple ways keep defenders engaged and wears them down over the course of a game
Kirkland enters the season as a dynamic floor general for Pueblo County, bringing poise and control to the backcourt. His ability to dictate tempo and break down defenders off the dribble makes him highly effective at getting into the paint, where he can create scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. Defensively, Kirkland sets the tone with relentless pressure and quick hands, consistently generating steals and forcing turnovers that lead to transition offense. With his combination of playmaking, penetration ability, and disruptive defense, Kirkland is projecting to be one of the most impactful point guards on the court this season
Down in Pueblo County, the guard is quick to find teammates in the fullcourt, rewarding breakaways. Capable of running plays out of ball screens, the guard has been excellent as a primary playmaker.
Kirkland took what the defense gave him, one of the smarter guards from this event. Possessing a consistent three point shot from distance, the guard was knockdown off the catch. While in transition, he did well to push the pace, often from well placed outlet passes to teammates. Pueblo County features an exciting group of 2026s, certainly capable of making some noise in due time.
Kirkland’s quick decision making with the ball has aided 9-5 Pueblo County this season. His tight handle allows him to take advantage of driving lanes, effective on mid-air finishes or last second kick out passes.
Kirkland showed out at his team’s 15U appearance for the final club team event in the box state. Rocking Pueblo County, Kirkland provided immense value handling the ball and making himself impactful passing to shotmakers. Capable of attacking downhill with pace, the guard does a great job keeping his eyes up for the next play. Kirkland showed additional value moving proactively off-ball, finding holes in the floor to be a threat off-ball.
Kirkland is a player that has quick feet and is a pest on the defensive end of the court. He seems to always find himself in the right position to come away with a loose ball and has good vision seeing plays develop and jumping the passing lane. He is able to push the ball in transition and is looking for his teammates constantly trying to get a good shot. He has some nice touch in short midrange and can knock down the short jumpers. He will be a defensive guard to keep an eye on moving forward as he will figure to stay towards the top of the steals column.