Alaska Anchorage men's basketball has secured guard Mack Keighran for his senior season via the transfer portal. The 6-2, 180-pound player previously averaged 11.0 points, 2.1 rebounds, and 2.3 assists per game at Chadron State, earning a reputation as a sharpshooter with a 36% three-point shooting percentage. Keighran, hailing from Melbourne, Australia, is the 13th Australian to join the Seawolves, continuing a successful trend for the program. Coaching staff praises him for his toughness, intelligence, and winning mentality, marking him as a valuable addition to the team. He follows three other recent signings under new coach Cameron Turner.

By the Numbers
  • 11.0 points per game, 2.1 rebounds, 2.3 assists at Chadron State.
  • 36% from three-point range and .825 free-throw accuracy.
Yes, But

While the addition of Keighran bolsters the squad, the team will need to integrate multiple new players, including those from recent signings, to foster chemistry and performance on the court.

State of Play
  • Keighran is the fourth new player signed since Cameron Turner became head coach this spring.
  • The Seawolves aim to build a competitive roster with a focus on player experience and proven success.
What's Next

With Keighran and other new recruits, UAA will prepare for an upcoming season where they will leverage the experience of their transfers to elevate their performance in NCAA Div. II basketball.

Bottom Line

Bringing Keighran into the fold exemplifies Alaska Anchorage's commitment to strengthening its roster, while continuing to draw talent from Australia—a strategy that has historically paid off for the program.