Keitt joined the Tornado staff prior to the 2017-18 season.

Year-By-Year Highlights

2019-20: The Tornado finished sixth in the Conference Carolinas standings with a league mark of 13-9, going 16-13 overall. King fell in the quarterfinals of the Conference Carolinas Tournament on the road for the second straight season. Trinity Lee earned second team All-Conference Carolinas honors while Kori West earned third team honors. King led the league in turnovers per game at 13.4 and ranked second with 14.8 personal fouls per game.

2018-19: The string of reaching three straight Conference Carolinas title games came to an end as the Tornado fell in the quarterfinals at Belmont Abbey. King was one of the top three-point shooting teams in the league, making 8.5 triples per game to rank them second in the conference. King also took care of the ball, leading Conference Carolinas in turnovers per game. The Tornado were young as they relied on five freshmen and sophomores, including four freshmen that saw regular action. Trinity Lee was selected Conference Carolinas Freshman of the Year and senior Kristen Cupples earned second team All-Conference Carolinas honors.

2017-18: King reached the Conference Carolinas Women's Basketball Championship title game for the third straight year in 2017-18, but fell at third seed Barton College. The Tornado posted an overall record of 17-13 while going 12-8 in league play to finish fourth in the Conference Carolinas standings. Kori West was selected second team All-Conference Carolinas.

Prior to King

Prior to returning to King, Keitt spent a year living in New Zealand working with Ignite Sport, which is a youth development organization. Ignite Sport uses the avenue of sport to encourage people to consider character, values balance and heart. Keitt coordinated two programs, one at a middle school, Wainuiomata Intermediate School and the other was Titiro Whakamua, a Teen Parent Unit. While there she also worked with the youth group at Knox Presbyterian Church.

Playing Career

In her four years at King, the Tornado won 56 games as Keitt helped the Tornado improve from five wins her freshman year, to 20 wins her senior campaign. Those 20 wins marked the first time the Tornado won at least 20 games since becoming NCAA Division II members and their first 20-win season since 2007-08.

In her career, Keitt scored 579 points and dished out 205 assists, including a career-best 89 during her senior season of 2014-15. In that season, the point guard averaged 8.4 points 3.3 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game.