Oklahoma State men's basketball adds Canadian transfer Mikey Kelvin II to 2024-25 roster
Justin MartinezThe Oklahoman
The OSU men's basketball team announced the signing of Mikey Kelvin II on Monday.
Kelvin is a 6-6 wing player from Ottawa, Canada, who spent the last three seasons at Queens University in Ontario. He averaged 10.1 points and 5.5 rebounds last season on 37.6% shooting from deep.
Kelvin played a key role with Queens as it reached the championship round of the USPORTS Final 8, which is Canada's March Madness equivalent.
“Mikey is a great young man who has competed and excelled at the highest level of Canadian university basketball," OSU head coach Steve Lutz said. "He’s long, athletic and shoots the three well. He has only been playing basketball since his junior year of high school but has already had a great deal of success, including a run to Canada’s national championship game. We’re excited to have him join the Cowboy Family this year.”
Kelvin is the ninth scholarship transfer to be added to OSU's 2024-25 roster. The incoming class joins returners Connor Dow, Jamyron Keller and Bryce Thompson.
It's a revamped roster for the Cowboys, who went 12-20 (4-14 Big 12) last season and failed to reach the NCAA Tournament. OSU then fired head coach Mike Boynton on March 14 and hired Lutz on April 1.
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