Kingston Freeman is a dedicated 16-year-old student-athlete and the oldest of four siblings, setting an inspiring example for his family. He is a sophomore at Nederland High School, where he plays middle linebacker under the coaching of Scott Rich and staff. Kingston currently stands 5’11” and weighs 180 lbs, bringing a combination of strength, agility, and football IQ to the field.

Balancing his athletic pursuits with academic excellence, Kingston maintains a 3.7 GPA in honors and AP courses. In addition to football, he runs track to enhance his speed and endurance, further developing his versatility as an athlete. He is also actively involved in his church and youth group, staying committed to his faith and personal growth.

Since the 8th grade, at age 14, Kingston has worked at Chick-fil-A, demonstrating a strong work ethic and sense of responsibility. Upon turning 16, he was promoted to Team Leader, a testament to his leadership skills, reliability, and dedication. With his foundation of discipline, leadership, and determination, Kingston is positioning himself for success at the next level—both on and off the field.