Freeman was another notable from Palmetto 76ers/A’ja Wilson Elite that had herself a productive weekend at Nike EYCL Session 2 in New Orleans. Her team finished 3-2 over the weekend and one of those games was a competitive 61-55 victory over Winners United 17U EYCL. Freeman would finish with seven points in that contest. A highlight of Freeman’s from that matchup occurred late in the second quarter when she drained a go-ahead triple that allowed Palmetto 76ers/A’ja Wilson Elite to assume a 57-55 lead over Winners United 17U EYCL. Freeman’s team would close the contest with a 7-0 run. Freeman would average 9.9 points, 3.6 steals, 3.3 assists and 3.2 rebounds for a 4A Gray Collegiate team that finished this past season with a 22-6 record. Coach Brandon Wallace’s War Eagles will move up to 5A beginning with the 2026-27 season.

Freeman’s play ensured Gray had plenty to say in 2025-26. Not only did Gray Collegiate conclude the 2025-26 season with a record of 22-6, the War Eagles finished second in its region behind 4A champion North Augusta. Freeman would take to the court in 26 of the team’s 28 games in 2025-26 and averaged 9.9 points, 3.6 steals, 3.3 assists and 3.2 rebounds per game. She would help Gray Collegiate make a run in this past season’s 4A tournament to the Lower State semifinals. Last season’s War Eagles team had six juniors on its roster. Gray Collegiate is set to move up to 5A beginning with next season. 

When playing a team as stacked as 4A Gray Collegiate is, one does not know who the primary point-getter or point-getters will be. On Friday at the Beach Ball, that was Freeman who led her War Eagles with 20 points in a 63-53 decision over 5A Division 2 Socastee. Freeman established herself early and often by displaying not only speed and quickness but her ability to out-hustle her opponents. Combine that with Freeman’s rim-attacking capabilities and leadership attributes and it makes her an especially valuable piece to the winning puzzle that is coach Brandon Wallace’s Gray Collegiate team. 

In a close contest such as the one between Gray Collegiate and First Baptist, every point counts. The clash of 4A teams went the way of the War Eagles and the seven points placed on the board by Freeman made a notable difference. As someone who primarily plays at the point, she thrives as an attacker of the basket and will find driving lanes to the rim. Freeman can get herself in position to corral her fair assortment of rebounds. Defensively, Freeman is a consistent threat to collect plenty of steals which translate into additional offensive possessions for her team. 

Lefty guard that uses her quickness to attack the paint and gaps. Does nice job of creating for her teammates and finding open players. Loves to push the ball in the open court and plays at a fast pace. Has the ability to knock down shots and competes at a high level.

The addition of Freeman to coach Brandon Wallace’s Gray Collegiate assembling certainly made its transition from 2A to 4A a lot less daunting. Freeman can attract plenty of attention whenever she has the ball in her hand given her ability to not only make plays but put her teammates in position to do the same. She places as much emphasis on ball distribution, rebounding and defense as she does scoring. Freeman is one who possesses plenty of court vision. She played in 20 games last season for the War Eagles and averaged 10.3 points, 3.6 rebounds and 3.1 steals per contest. 

Kiley played her freshman season at Chapin HS before making the move over to the War Eagles this summer. Kiley a left-handed point guard was able to change directions and race to the cup all day long. She was able to finish through contact at times today while attacking the rim. Kiley is a very capable shooter from the floor at times. Freeman never looks to take a play-off while on the floor.

Freeman climbs from #53 to #31 in this latest edition of the 2027 Palmetto State Rankings and Stock-Risers. Kiley recently made the move over to Gray Collegiate from Chapin HS. Kiley keeps the ball low to the deck and really understands on how to turn the corner and get to the basket.

She really excels in the quick up-tempo style of play. Kiley a left-handed guard will form a nice little 1-2 duo in the backcourt with Diamond Tatum Diamond Tatum 5'1" | PG Gray Collegiate | 2025 State SC running the Lady War Eagles offense this season.

Freeman and the Lady War Eagles didn’t play until late in the second day here at the #SCLive Team Camp. Kiley recently made the move over to Gray Collegiate from Chapin HS. Kiley a left-handed point guard really does a nice job of turning the corner and racing to the bucket at times. She will use ball-screens to find her way around the court. Freeman will team up with senior to be Diamond Tatum Diamond Tatum 5'1" | PG Gray Collegiate | 2025 State SC in Lady War Eagles backcourt this season.