Kingery, a second baseman from the University of Arizona, won Pac-12 Player of the Year honors after hitting .392 with five home runs, 36 RBIs and a .984 OPS in 54 games this season.
Scouting director Johnny Almaraz believes Kingery will be a "quick mover" through the Phillies' system.
"He's an advanced hitter and an everyday second baseman," Almaraz said.
The Phillies' first pick on Monday (and 10th overall), high school shortstop Cornelius Randolph, will move to left field once he signs, which could happen quickly.
Two picks, two hitters.
"We just felt it would be a good balance," Almaraz said about drafting a high school and a college hitter.