The Madison-area native isn’t the most physically imposing guard on the perimeter, but she competes. Kellihan is a scrappy undersized player who doesn’t back down defensively. She can be a pest on that end of the floor and frustrate opposing guards at the point of attack. She will also learn from one of the best lead guards in the state in recent memory this winter.

The Edgewood prospect contributes to the game in many ways. Her energy was top tier, always showed signs of positivity. I noticed Kellihan isn’t afraid to attack the basket. She should play a role for the Crusaders as she rises up through the program during her high school years.