Asa Klimchock, who transferred to The Kiski School from Greensburg Central Catholic after his sophomore year, had a solid senior basketball season and has entered the recruiting ring.
The 6-foot point guard averaged 18 points, eight assists and five rebounds a game as is drawing college interest from some Division II schools.
“He brought energy and fight to every competition,” Kiski School coach Damien Williams said. “He is a true competitor who has high-level talent. I was proud to be his coach the last two seasons. Great kid, very hard worker in the classroom and on the court.”
Klimchock reclassified when he came to Kiski, meaning he’d gain an extra year.
Seton Hill appears to be interested in him and Klimchock said coaches plan to watch him play in the Roundball Classic next weekend at Geneva College.
He also is in talks with Wooster and said he intends to visit Robert Morris.
“I am still getting other interest from coaches so I am not 100 percent sure what I’m doing next year yet,” he said.
