Killick was the leading scorer of the 1946–47 Catamounts team which won the Yankee Conference regular season title, posting a 19–3 overall record under John C. Evans.

Killick played semi-professional basketball for the Glens Falls Commodores, which he also owned, in the New York State Professional League for two seasons[2] before moving on from the sport as a player.

In the summer of 1956, Killick toured Europe, Northern Africa and the Middle East with the recent NBA champion Syracuse Nationals as part of the first goodwill team sent abroad.

"Equipment he designed made it possible for boys as young as six years old to become proficient in the game", according to his University of Vermont Hall of Fame entry.

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