Kinley reclassed from the 2029 class and transferred to DME, bringing intriguing long-term potential to Florida’s 2030 group. While her game is still raw, she has the length, frame and competitiveness that make her an exciting prospect to track. She has a knack for finding the ball and making plays, and her combination of physical tools and competitive edge gives her some of the highest upside in the class.

Kinley Stillman Kinley Stillman 6'0" | PF/SG DME Academy | 2030 FL showed some flashes on the court as her offensive game is still developing. She did get to the rim a few times and made a few shots in the midrange and on the perimeter. She had some nice defensive plays, including a few nice blocked shots on the help side. Her athleticism and length stood out, but the one thing that separated Stillman was her effort to get to loose balls. She repeatedly dove on the floor for loose balls and got the ball to her teammates while lying on the floor. When Stillman’s offensive game catches up to her athleticism and motor, she is going to be a problem.

Kinley is one of the more intriguing long-term prospects added to the rankings because of her combination of length, athleticism, and developmental upside. While still relatively raw, she possesses a frame that projects well as she continues to add strength and experience over the coming years. Kinley plays hard, competes consistently, and benefits from receiving significant in-game reps and minutes, which has accelerated her growth. She also has the ability to stretch the floor with her outside shot which adds another layer to her versatility and future potential. With her physical tools, motor, and room for continued development, Kinley is a player whose ceiling remains very high as she continues to refine her game.