Kilah Freelon brings Virginia Tech a high-efficiency, high-motor rebounder with veteran versatility
Freelon gives Virginia Tech a reliable frontcourt presence: in the 2025-26 season she started 32 games, averaged 9.5 points and 8.5 rebounds, shot 51.3% from the field, and finished with team-best five double-doubles[1]. Her value goes beyond box scores—she’s a physical, active rebounder who can score efficiently, protect the rim, and impact games with hustle plays, as shown by her top-15 ACC rankings across multiple categories and strong production in late-game stretches[1][5]. For a team needing toughness, experience, and two-way consistency, she looks like a strong fit[1][6].
