Truly horrible news: Swarthmore hoops alum Jared Groff died in a plane crash along with his sister, their partners, and his parents. Just unthinkable.
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#2
Multi-Regional Topics / Re: Transfers/Seniors with Remaining Eligibility
April 11, 2025, 11:31:22 AM
Wow that's crazy - I'd imagine that VERY few D3 schools have NIL money beyond what enterprising players can scrounge up themselves - most programs have no television revenue, no ticket revenue, and no or virtually no boosters, so I'm not even sure what that money would come from ...
#3
Multi-Regional Topics / Re: Transfers/Seniors with Remaining Eligibility
April 11, 2025, 09:40:06 AM
Looking back at the last few years, it seems like very few true D1 walk-ons who never earned scholarships made a significant impact upon transferring to D3. Tristan How is obviously an example to the contrary, but I think the vast majority of impactful transfers over the past few years were either D3 stars moving between schools or guys who were originally recruited by D1 or D2 schools rather than joining a program as a pure walk-on. I'd be very surprised if, generally speaking, transfers made close to the impact in D3 next year as they have the past few years even if there are more walk-on types joining D3 programs. Certainly, I think it's much harder to build a powerhouse team like Case and NYU did in recent years primarily on the back of transfers (unless you are talking about a team with a lot of JUCO guys like Redlands).
#4
Multi-Regional Topics / Re: Transfers/Seniors with Remaining Eligibility
April 10, 2025, 10:07:13 AM
The three UAA teams who relied so heavily on the portal could all be in quite a bit of trouble. With no more COVID years, there will be very few guys who have played four years and are available as fifth-year grad students, and I suspect that most high-level impact players who are looking to transfer prior to graduating will be aiming for scholarships.
Brandeis (which seemed to have underachieved a bit given the talent on hand last year) is looking at potentially being down its top five scorers; Case (which had a rough year even with the talent on hand) is going to be down five of its top six; and NYU, potentially its top SEVEN scorers. NYU I agree will probably have the easiest time rebuilding so long as Klatsky sticks around (and he may as a lot of the jobs he was in the mix for seem to have filled up), after making the national title game and with all the advantages NYU has to offer recruits. Still, Spencer Freedmans and Tristan Hows don't grow on trees and the odds of striking gold like that again are pretty low, and again, it's hard to imagine even NYU bringing in 5 high level transfers at once now that the COVID year era is over. I could see NYU (especially) or Case each bringing in a couple of impactful guys, but nothing like the full all-star teams they've been able to attract largely from guys who played four years already elsewhere.
The other issue for these three teams is that they haven't been spending the last few years developing younger players so it's not like underclassmen on the roster are as ready to just step in right away. The UAA tourney teams who haven't relied much on the portal - WashU, UChicago, and Emory - seem really well set up for next year and the future, as all have a lot of key players who have been making a big impact since their first year on campus.
NESCAC (which of course has been doing just fine the last two years as-is) is also a beneficiary of the end of the COVID era, given how few graduate programs NESCAC schools can offer and how tight many of them are with transfer admissions in any event. I don't think any NESCAC team has gotten a major impact from a graduate transfer during the entire COVID era. And the NESCAC schools have done a very good job of keeping their guys around for four years of late - ironically, it was the era before mass transfers for everyone else that NESCAC schools really got hurt by guys leaving (Duncan Robinson, Austin Hutcherson, Matt Hart, Hunter Sabety, etc.). So far, this year seems to be no different, as the only NESCAC player I've seen in the portal is Shane Regan, and he was a senior with an injury redshirt year. Some of the top players who I think could have easily gone D1 - Henry Vetter, Jarrel Okourogo, Ray Cuevas, maybe one or two others - SEEM to be sticking around, or at least aren't advertising an intent to move up.
Brandeis (which seemed to have underachieved a bit given the talent on hand last year) is looking at potentially being down its top five scorers; Case (which had a rough year even with the talent on hand) is going to be down five of its top six; and NYU, potentially its top SEVEN scorers. NYU I agree will probably have the easiest time rebuilding so long as Klatsky sticks around (and he may as a lot of the jobs he was in the mix for seem to have filled up), after making the national title game and with all the advantages NYU has to offer recruits. Still, Spencer Freedmans and Tristan Hows don't grow on trees and the odds of striking gold like that again are pretty low, and again, it's hard to imagine even NYU bringing in 5 high level transfers at once now that the COVID year era is over. I could see NYU (especially) or Case each bringing in a couple of impactful guys, but nothing like the full all-star teams they've been able to attract largely from guys who played four years already elsewhere.
The other issue for these three teams is that they haven't been spending the last few years developing younger players so it's not like underclassmen on the roster are as ready to just step in right away. The UAA tourney teams who haven't relied much on the portal - WashU, UChicago, and Emory - seem really well set up for next year and the future, as all have a lot of key players who have been making a big impact since their first year on campus.
NESCAC (which of course has been doing just fine the last two years as-is) is also a beneficiary of the end of the COVID era, given how few graduate programs NESCAC schools can offer and how tight many of them are with transfer admissions in any event. I don't think any NESCAC team has gotten a major impact from a graduate transfer during the entire COVID era. And the NESCAC schools have done a very good job of keeping their guys around for four years of late - ironically, it was the era before mass transfers for everyone else that NESCAC schools really got hurt by guys leaving (Duncan Robinson, Austin Hutcherson, Matt Hart, Hunter Sabety, etc.). So far, this year seems to be no different, as the only NESCAC player I've seen in the portal is Shane Regan, and he was a senior with an injury redshirt year. Some of the top players who I think could have easily gone D1 - Henry Vetter, Jarrel Okourogo, Ray Cuevas, maybe one or two others - SEEM to be sticking around, or at least aren't advertising an intent to move up.
#5
Multi-Regional Topics / Re: Transfers/Seniors with Remaining Eligibility
April 09, 2025, 04:45:20 PM
Two more big D3 additions to the portal today: Elias Rodl from Brandeis and Christian Green from Trinity (TX).
#6
Region 8 men's basketball / Re: MBB: College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin
April 09, 2025, 11:37:22 AM
I've seen no indication that Vetter is looking to transfer - and really, if money isn't a decisive factor, why would he? He has only one year left at a school and program he presumably loves, and an opportunity to leave an incredible legacy with a historic class (including two other classmates who will also be potential all-Americans next year). Given how decimated most of the other top 10 D3 teams are this off-season, he has a very good chance to play in a third-straight Final Four, for a third-straight NESCAC title, and for a second straight national title. And accordingly he has a chance to go down as the leader of the clear best team in NESCAC history (which is really saying something) and indeed one of the best in NCAA D3 history with a second national title. And, he gets a Trinity degree in the process. I'm sure there will end up being some teams in Trinity's echelon next year but as of now they are far and away the best returning team.
vs. ... one year as, say, a decent starter on a lower-tier D1 team that is going nowhere, with entirely new coaches, teammates, etc. It might be different if he was like a Duncan Robinson type who could end up at a high D1 school or something, but that isn't the kind of program he would land at with only one year of eligibility left.
vs. ... one year as, say, a decent starter on a lower-tier D1 team that is going nowhere, with entirely new coaches, teammates, etc. It might be different if he was like a Duncan Robinson type who could end up at a high D1 school or something, but that isn't the kind of program he would land at with only one year of eligibility left.
#7
Multi-Regional Topics / Re: Transfers/Seniors with Remaining Eligibility
April 07, 2025, 02:14:44 PM
Moving the updated list with some new additions forward. Rough going for Ohio Northern with at least four guys in the portal!
Transferring from D3:
Toby Harris, Brandeis to Iona (D1)
In the transfer portal (top-tier transfers, the majority will end up in D1):
Justin Allen, CMU (one year)
Owen Varnado, Calvin (one year)
Nick Roper, IWU (one year)
Tye-Rell Monroe, St. Elizabeth's (one year, JUCO exception)
EJ Matthews-Spratley, Stockton (one year)
Charlie Randall, Amherst (two years)
Eli Beard, MHB (one year)
Tyrese Rho, Salem State (one year)
Brandon Kulakowski, Fredonia State (one year)
Kenneth Rogers, Westfield State (three years)
Shane Regan, Wesleyan (one year)
Drew Moore, Trine (one year)
Antonio Redding Jr., Delaware Valley (one year)
Livingston Cross, Penn College (one year)
Hampton Sanders, NYU (two years)
AJ Rohosy, CMS (one year)
Christian Green, Trinity (TX) (two years)
Elias Rodl, Brandies (one year)
In the transfer portal (the rest)
Darrius Bolden, Stevens Point (one year, JUCO exception)
Payton Thomsen, Bethel (one year)
Charles Nelson, Fontbonne (one year)
Nas Johnson, Arcadia (one year)
Isaiah Amato, Whitman (I believe one year of eligibility as a grad transfer)
Khai Champion, Tufts (one year - maybe two?)
Sunny Parker, McMurray (three years)
Moustapha Diop, Randolph (two years)
Darren Rubin, Denison (one year)
Ethan Edwards, Brandeis (one year)
DeAndre Vortes, Illinois Tech (one year)
Joshua Iguade, Illinois Tech (two years)
Hamilton Campbell, HSC (one year)
Andre Treadwell, Lewis and Clark (one year)
Nate Jacobson, Cornell College (one year)
Colt Donley, Covenant (two years)
Tyler Bergmans, Vermont-Lyndon (three years)
Jacob Morgan, Goucher (two years)
Anthony Davis, Knox (two years)
Jakorri Arnold, Warren Wilson (three years)
Dakota Sellers, Mary Washington (three years)
Matthew Puodziukaitis, Saint Vincent (three years)
Carter Reese, Ohio Northern (two years)
Justin Chapman, Ohio Northern (two years)
Jadi Cunningham, Ohio Northern (two years)
Cayden Jacoby, Ohio Northern (two years)
Grant Paetzold, Eau Clair (two years)
Cade Hogan, ETBU (three years)
Elijah Thomas, Carthage (one year)
KJ Williams, Carthage (one year)
Lance Nelson, North Park (one year)
Will Little, Bryn Athyn (one year)
Joevonn Mccottry, Aurora (one year)
Trenton Connolly, Earlham (three years)
Felipe Carter, Hunter (two years)
Troy Santos, Hartford (three years)
Ken Walker, Earlham (two years)
Connor Smith, Earlham (two years)
Kaosi Chijioke, Hartford (two years)
Vondre Chase, Emmanuel (one year)
Cooper Haberern, Susquehanna (one year)
Playing a fifth year at current school:
Luke Chicone, John Carroll (injury redshirt)
Omari DeVeaux, VWU (injury)
Peter Lash, NWU (one year)
Seniors / grad students of note with (I believe) remaining eligibility:
Malcolm Newman, Drew (injury)
Antuan Nesbit, Carthage (listed on roster but did not play this year, not sure why)
Zach Rosenthal, Roanoke (injury)
Transferring to D3:
Eli Ehrke - Sioux Falls (D2) to Gustavus Adolphus
Kenji Scales - Sioux Falls (D2) to UWEC
Will Boser - Concordia St. Paul (D2) to UWEC
Transferring from D3:
Toby Harris, Brandeis to Iona (D1)
In the transfer portal (top-tier transfers, the majority will end up in D1):
Justin Allen, CMU (one year)
Owen Varnado, Calvin (one year)
Nick Roper, IWU (one year)
Tye-Rell Monroe, St. Elizabeth's (one year, JUCO exception)
EJ Matthews-Spratley, Stockton (one year)
Charlie Randall, Amherst (two years)
Eli Beard, MHB (one year)
Tyrese Rho, Salem State (one year)
Brandon Kulakowski, Fredonia State (one year)
Kenneth Rogers, Westfield State (three years)
Shane Regan, Wesleyan (one year)
Drew Moore, Trine (one year)
Antonio Redding Jr., Delaware Valley (one year)
Livingston Cross, Penn College (one year)
Hampton Sanders, NYU (two years)
AJ Rohosy, CMS (one year)
Christian Green, Trinity (TX) (two years)
Elias Rodl, Brandies (one year)
In the transfer portal (the rest)
Darrius Bolden, Stevens Point (one year, JUCO exception)
Payton Thomsen, Bethel (one year)
Charles Nelson, Fontbonne (one year)
Nas Johnson, Arcadia (one year)
Isaiah Amato, Whitman (I believe one year of eligibility as a grad transfer)
Khai Champion, Tufts (one year - maybe two?)
Sunny Parker, McMurray (three years)
Moustapha Diop, Randolph (two years)
Darren Rubin, Denison (one year)
Ethan Edwards, Brandeis (one year)
DeAndre Vortes, Illinois Tech (one year)
Joshua Iguade, Illinois Tech (two years)
Hamilton Campbell, HSC (one year)
Andre Treadwell, Lewis and Clark (one year)
Nate Jacobson, Cornell College (one year)
Colt Donley, Covenant (two years)
Tyler Bergmans, Vermont-Lyndon (three years)
Jacob Morgan, Goucher (two years)
Anthony Davis, Knox (two years)
Jakorri Arnold, Warren Wilson (three years)
Dakota Sellers, Mary Washington (three years)
Matthew Puodziukaitis, Saint Vincent (three years)
Carter Reese, Ohio Northern (two years)
Justin Chapman, Ohio Northern (two years)
Jadi Cunningham, Ohio Northern (two years)
Cayden Jacoby, Ohio Northern (two years)
Grant Paetzold, Eau Clair (two years)
Cade Hogan, ETBU (three years)
Elijah Thomas, Carthage (one year)
KJ Williams, Carthage (one year)
Lance Nelson, North Park (one year)
Will Little, Bryn Athyn (one year)
Joevonn Mccottry, Aurora (one year)
Trenton Connolly, Earlham (three years)
Felipe Carter, Hunter (two years)
Troy Santos, Hartford (three years)
Ken Walker, Earlham (two years)
Connor Smith, Earlham (two years)
Kaosi Chijioke, Hartford (two years)
Vondre Chase, Emmanuel (one year)
Cooper Haberern, Susquehanna (one year)
Playing a fifth year at current school:
Luke Chicone, John Carroll (injury redshirt)
Omari DeVeaux, VWU (injury)
Peter Lash, NWU (one year)
Seniors / grad students of note with (I believe) remaining eligibility:
Malcolm Newman, Drew (injury)
Antuan Nesbit, Carthage (listed on roster but did not play this year, not sure why)
Zach Rosenthal, Roanoke (injury)
Transferring to D3:
Eli Ehrke - Sioux Falls (D2) to Gustavus Adolphus
Kenji Scales - Sioux Falls (D2) to UWEC
Will Boser - Concordia St. Paul (D2) to UWEC
#8
Multi-Regional Topics / Re: Transfers/Seniors with Remaining Eligibility
April 07, 2025, 10:01:58 AM
Another big name in the transfer portal, CMS's A.J. Rohosy, who certainly has the profile of a guy who can (return to) D1 next year, except this time, on scholarship.
To illustrate just how different D3 is going to look next year, of the 36 scoring average leaders last year, 26 are out of eligibility, and at least six (Tye-Rell Monroe, Justin Allen, Charles Nelson, Ken Walker, EJ Matthews-Spratley, and AJ Rohosy) are in the portal. All of those guys should be pretty safe bets for at least a D2 ride I'd expect.
The D3 hoops all-American list tells a similar story: only three out of 25 seem likely to return, with Regan, Rohosy, and Harris three others with eligibility but all in the portal. And of course, lots of high-profile teams many of whom went deep into the tournament suffer massively impactful personnel losses this year and in many cases look likely to be very different teams (NYU, Platteville, Wisconsin Lutheran, WPI, Wesleyan, IWU, Keene State, Wash U., WNEC, Catholic, etc.). Just about the only thing that is a sure thing right now is that Trinity (CT) is flat loaded for the third year in a row. There are going to be a ton of new faces next year, though, for sure.
To illustrate just how different D3 is going to look next year, of the 36 scoring average leaders last year, 26 are out of eligibility, and at least six (Tye-Rell Monroe, Justin Allen, Charles Nelson, Ken Walker, EJ Matthews-Spratley, and AJ Rohosy) are in the portal. All of those guys should be pretty safe bets for at least a D2 ride I'd expect.
The D3 hoops all-American list tells a similar story: only three out of 25 seem likely to return, with Regan, Rohosy, and Harris three others with eligibility but all in the portal. And of course, lots of high-profile teams many of whom went deep into the tournament suffer massively impactful personnel losses this year and in many cases look likely to be very different teams (NYU, Platteville, Wisconsin Lutheran, WPI, Wesleyan, IWU, Keene State, Wash U., WNEC, Catholic, etc.). Just about the only thing that is a sure thing right now is that Trinity (CT) is flat loaded for the third year in a row. There are going to be a ton of new faces next year, though, for sure.
#9
Multi-Regional Topics / Re: Transfers/Seniors with Remaining Eligibility
April 04, 2025, 01:49:16 PM
Hampton Sanders is entering the transfer portal with two years of eligibility. With rumors that Klatsky is likely headed to D1 (rumored now as an assistant at Florida) plus NYU now set to lose its top seven guys without a large pool of 5th years guys to pull from as a potential replacements, NYU may have one of the most dramatic drop-offs we've seen for a team that made a national title game ...
#10
Region 1 men's basketball / Re: MBB: NESCAC
April 01, 2025, 10:34:53 AM
Updated 4/7 ... a few interesting recent NESCAC commitments:
Wes Gudeman, who was first-team all-state in Illinois's second-biggest school division, is a crafty, old-school, interior player who committed to Williams: https://x.com/ILLHoopsScoops/status/1906895827525836984
The Ephs now have a well-rounded incoming class with a solid recruit at each position.
Elijah Proctor-Moore out of Delaware looks like a classic Wesleyan recruit, a long, athletic, versatile wing, and Ian Plankey (ranked #77 in New England, an athletic big man who seems like he has a ton of upside) seems like a steal for Wesleyan as well and should form a fierce center duo with Edelman going forward for the Cards.
The only school I haven't at this point seen any announced recruits for is Trinity, but that is more scary than anything, since Trinity seems to target some high-level guys who slip through the cracks fairly late in the recruiting cycle, and coming off a national title, I assume will have a lot of juice.
In addition to those guys, Theo Pow at Colby and Jalaan Watson at Wesleyan (who was first-team all-state in Kansas's big school division) seem like guys who will be very fun to watch and potentially make an early impact, and Tufts has another strong class with a lot of size and talent. Midd's new coach will at least have some great size to work on developing, with two 6'11 underclassmen on the roster.
Amherst:
Sherron Woodberry, 6'3 G, Olathe West (KS)
Brandon Margolin, 6'5 W, Xaverian
Ryan Hempfling, 6'10 C, Blair Academy
KJ Neville, 6'3 PG, Bartlett (TN)
Bates:
Charlie Williams, 6'7 Kimball Union (NH #27)
Chris Camozzi, 6'4 F, Dexter School (MA #49)
Jamari Robinson 6'1 G, Belmont Hill (MA #47)
Theo Falkenhein, 5'10 PG, Columbia Academy (OH)
Bowdoin:
Benedek Maly, 6'6 G, Trinity-Pawling
Jules Varin, 6'4 G, Hotchkiss
Maximillion Cook, 6'3 PG, Oratory Prep (NJ)
Colby:
Ian Schnable, 6'7 F, Blake School (MN)
Theo Pow, 6'3 G, Kennebunk (ME #5)
Nick Mautone, 6'5 W, Hotchkiss
Conn College:
Will Phillips, 6'10 C, St. Joseph's Metuchen (NJ)
Cole Craffey, 6'2 G, Oliver Ames (MA)
Hamilton:
David Melson, 6'5 G, Cushing Academy (MA #42)
Olufemi Ogundiju, 6'9 C, Albany Academy
Evan O'Reilly, 6'3 G, Ridgewood (NJ)
Middlebury:
Devin Merker, 6'3 G, Pascack Valley (NJ)
Justin Fuerbacher, 6'5 F, Christian Brothers (NJ)
Donovan Lee, 6'1 G, The Newman School
Alex Gklaros-Stavropoulos, 6'11 C, St. Francis (CA)
Tufts:
Deacon Barratta, 6'6 W, Phoenixville (PA)
Ian Randall, 7'0 F, Hotchkiss (CT #43)
Ricardo Nieves, 6'4 G, Williston Northampton (MA #37)
Wesleyan:
Jalaan Watson, 5'9 G, Olathe North (KS) (first team all-state Kansas 6A)
Elijah Proctor-Moore, 6'7 W, St. Andrew's (Delaware)
Ian Plankey, 6'9 C, Holderness (NE #77, NH #17)
Williams:
Solomon Marshall, 5'10 G, Phillips Andover
Khalil Carlson, 6'4 W, Darrow School
Ty Kuehl, 6'6 W, Parkway West (Missouri)
E.J. Sommers, 6'9 F/C, Roosevelt H.S. (Washington)
Wes Gudeman, 6'5 W, Morton (IL) (first team all state Illinois Class 3A)
Wes Gudeman, who was first-team all-state in Illinois's second-biggest school division, is a crafty, old-school, interior player who committed to Williams: https://x.com/ILLHoopsScoops/status/1906895827525836984
The Ephs now have a well-rounded incoming class with a solid recruit at each position.
Elijah Proctor-Moore out of Delaware looks like a classic Wesleyan recruit, a long, athletic, versatile wing, and Ian Plankey (ranked #77 in New England, an athletic big man who seems like he has a ton of upside) seems like a steal for Wesleyan as well and should form a fierce center duo with Edelman going forward for the Cards.
The only school I haven't at this point seen any announced recruits for is Trinity, but that is more scary than anything, since Trinity seems to target some high-level guys who slip through the cracks fairly late in the recruiting cycle, and coming off a national title, I assume will have a lot of juice.
In addition to those guys, Theo Pow at Colby and Jalaan Watson at Wesleyan (who was first-team all-state in Kansas's big school division) seem like guys who will be very fun to watch and potentially make an early impact, and Tufts has another strong class with a lot of size and talent. Midd's new coach will at least have some great size to work on developing, with two 6'11 underclassmen on the roster.
Amherst:
Sherron Woodberry, 6'3 G, Olathe West (KS)
Brandon Margolin, 6'5 W, Xaverian
Ryan Hempfling, 6'10 C, Blair Academy
KJ Neville, 6'3 PG, Bartlett (TN)
Bates:
Charlie Williams, 6'7 Kimball Union (NH #27)
Chris Camozzi, 6'4 F, Dexter School (MA #49)
Jamari Robinson 6'1 G, Belmont Hill (MA #47)
Theo Falkenhein, 5'10 PG, Columbia Academy (OH)
Bowdoin:
Benedek Maly, 6'6 G, Trinity-Pawling
Jules Varin, 6'4 G, Hotchkiss
Maximillion Cook, 6'3 PG, Oratory Prep (NJ)
Colby:
Ian Schnable, 6'7 F, Blake School (MN)
Theo Pow, 6'3 G, Kennebunk (ME #5)
Nick Mautone, 6'5 W, Hotchkiss
Conn College:
Will Phillips, 6'10 C, St. Joseph's Metuchen (NJ)
Cole Craffey, 6'2 G, Oliver Ames (MA)
Hamilton:
David Melson, 6'5 G, Cushing Academy (MA #42)
Olufemi Ogundiju, 6'9 C, Albany Academy
Evan O'Reilly, 6'3 G, Ridgewood (NJ)
Middlebury:
Devin Merker, 6'3 G, Pascack Valley (NJ)
Justin Fuerbacher, 6'5 F, Christian Brothers (NJ)
Donovan Lee, 6'1 G, The Newman School
Alex Gklaros-Stavropoulos, 6'11 C, St. Francis (CA)
Tufts:
Deacon Barratta, 6'6 W, Phoenixville (PA)
Ian Randall, 7'0 F, Hotchkiss (CT #43)
Ricardo Nieves, 6'4 G, Williston Northampton (MA #37)
Wesleyan:
Jalaan Watson, 5'9 G, Olathe North (KS) (first team all-state Kansas 6A)
Elijah Proctor-Moore, 6'7 W, St. Andrew's (Delaware)
Ian Plankey, 6'9 C, Holderness (NE #77, NH #17)
Williams:
Solomon Marshall, 5'10 G, Phillips Andover
Khalil Carlson, 6'4 W, Darrow School
Ty Kuehl, 6'6 W, Parkway West (Missouri)
E.J. Sommers, 6'9 F/C, Roosevelt H.S. (Washington)
Wes Gudeman, 6'5 W, Morton (IL) (first team all state Illinois Class 3A)
#11
Multi-Regional Topics / Re: Transfers/Seniors with Remaining Eligibility
March 31, 2025, 11:21:33 AM
Thanks Greg! And good catch, I'll delete that.
#12
Multi-Regional Topics / Re: Transfers/Seniors with Remaining Eligibility
March 31, 2025, 09:40:16 AM
Big update with lots of new additions. I've also divided up the outgoing transfer pool by my own (subjective, so feel free to disagree) guess regarding guys who could end up on a D1 scholarship of if not would be massive additions to any D3 program vs. all the rest of the transfers:
Transferring from D3:
Toby Harris, Brandeis to Iona (D1)
In the transfer portal (top-tier transfers, the majority will end up in D1):
Justin Allen, CMU (one year)
Owen Varnado, Calvin (one year)
Nick Roper, IWU (one year)
Tye-Rell Monroe, St. Elizabeth's (one year, JUCO exception)
EJ Matthews-Spratley, Stockton (one year)
Charlie Randall, Amherst (two years)
Eli Beard, MHB (one year)
Tyrese Rho, Salem State (one year)
Brandon Kulakowski, Fredonia State (one year)
Kenneth Rogers, Westfield State (three years)
Shane Regan, Wesleyan (one year)
Drew Moore, Trine (one year)
Antonio Redding Jr., Delaware Valley (one year)
Livingston Cross, Penn College (one year)
Hampton Sanders, NYU (two years)
AJ Rohosy, CMS (one year)
In the transfer portal (the rest)
Darrius Bolden, Stevens Point (one year, JUCO exception)
Payton Thomsen, Bethel (one year)
Charles Nelson, Fontbonne (one year)
Nas Johnson, Arcadia (one year)
Isaiah Amato, Whitman (I believe one year of eligibility as a grad transfer)
Khai Champion, Tufts (one year - maybe two?)
Sunny Parker, McMurray (three years)
Moustapha Diop, Randolph (two years)
Darren Rubin, Denison (one year)
Ethan Edwards, Brandeis (one year)
DeAndre Vortes, Illinois Tech (one year)
Hamilton Campbell, HSC (one year)
Andre Treadwell, Lewis and Clark (one year)
Nate Jacobson, Cornell College (one year)
Colt Donley, Covenant (two years)
Tyler Bergmans, Vermont-Lyndon (three years)
Jacob Morgan, Goucher (two years)
Anthony Davis, Knox (two years)
Jakorri Arnold, Warren Wilson (three years)
Dakota Sellers, Mary Washington (three years)
Matthew Puodziukaitis, Saint Vincent (three years)
Carter Reese, Ohio Northern (two years)
Grant Paetzold, Eau Clair (two years)
Cade Hogan, ETBU (three years)
Elijah Thomas, Carthage (one year)
KJ Williams, Carthage (one year)
Lance Nelson, North Park (one year)
Will Little, Bryn Athyn (one year)
Joevonn Mccottry, Aurora (one year)
Trenton Connolly, Earlham (three years)
Felipe Carter, Hunter (two years)
Troy Santos, Hartford (three years)
Ken Walker, Earlham (two years)
Playing a fifth year at current school:
Luke Chicone, John Carroll (injury redshirt)
Omari DeVeaux, VWU (injury)
Peter Lash, NWU (one year)
Seniors / grad students of note with (I believe) remaining eligibility:
Malcolm Newman, Drew (injury)
Antuan Nesbit, Carthage (listed on roster but did not play this year, not sure why)
Zach Rosenthal, Roanoke (injury)
Transferring to D3:
Eli Ehrke - Sioux Falls (D2) to Gustavus Adolphus
Transferring from D3:
Toby Harris, Brandeis to Iona (D1)
In the transfer portal (top-tier transfers, the majority will end up in D1):
Justin Allen, CMU (one year)
Owen Varnado, Calvin (one year)
Nick Roper, IWU (one year)
Tye-Rell Monroe, St. Elizabeth's (one year, JUCO exception)
EJ Matthews-Spratley, Stockton (one year)
Charlie Randall, Amherst (two years)
Eli Beard, MHB (one year)
Tyrese Rho, Salem State (one year)
Brandon Kulakowski, Fredonia State (one year)
Kenneth Rogers, Westfield State (three years)
Shane Regan, Wesleyan (one year)
Drew Moore, Trine (one year)
Antonio Redding Jr., Delaware Valley (one year)
Livingston Cross, Penn College (one year)
Hampton Sanders, NYU (two years)
AJ Rohosy, CMS (one year)
In the transfer portal (the rest)
Darrius Bolden, Stevens Point (one year, JUCO exception)
Payton Thomsen, Bethel (one year)
Charles Nelson, Fontbonne (one year)
Nas Johnson, Arcadia (one year)
Isaiah Amato, Whitman (I believe one year of eligibility as a grad transfer)
Khai Champion, Tufts (one year - maybe two?)
Sunny Parker, McMurray (three years)
Moustapha Diop, Randolph (two years)
Darren Rubin, Denison (one year)
Ethan Edwards, Brandeis (one year)
DeAndre Vortes, Illinois Tech (one year)
Hamilton Campbell, HSC (one year)
Andre Treadwell, Lewis and Clark (one year)
Nate Jacobson, Cornell College (one year)
Colt Donley, Covenant (two years)
Tyler Bergmans, Vermont-Lyndon (three years)
Jacob Morgan, Goucher (two years)
Anthony Davis, Knox (two years)
Jakorri Arnold, Warren Wilson (three years)
Dakota Sellers, Mary Washington (three years)
Matthew Puodziukaitis, Saint Vincent (three years)
Carter Reese, Ohio Northern (two years)
Grant Paetzold, Eau Clair (two years)
Cade Hogan, ETBU (three years)
Elijah Thomas, Carthage (one year)
KJ Williams, Carthage (one year)
Lance Nelson, North Park (one year)
Will Little, Bryn Athyn (one year)
Joevonn Mccottry, Aurora (one year)
Trenton Connolly, Earlham (three years)
Felipe Carter, Hunter (two years)
Troy Santos, Hartford (three years)
Ken Walker, Earlham (two years)
Playing a fifth year at current school:
Luke Chicone, John Carroll (injury redshirt)
Omari DeVeaux, VWU (injury)
Peter Lash, NWU (one year)
Seniors / grad students of note with (I believe) remaining eligibility:
Malcolm Newman, Drew (injury)
Antuan Nesbit, Carthage (listed on roster but did not play this year, not sure why)
Zach Rosenthal, Roanoke (injury)
Transferring to D3:
Eli Ehrke - Sioux Falls (D2) to Gustavus Adolphus
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Pick-ems, fantasy leagues, etc. / Re: EARLY BIRD: Player - Pick 20 - Sleeper
March 28, 2025, 11:24:04 AM
1. Alex Lee - Williams
2. Aidan Yates - Williams
3. Hudson Hansen - Williams
4. Josiah Butler - Stevens-Point
5. Cal Krohn - Stevens-Point
6. Soren Richardson - Wheaton (IL)
7. Marcus Montagnino - Endicott
8. Babacar Pouye - Bates
9. Amari Moorer - VWU
10. Peter Lash - NWU
11. Michael Metcalf-Grassman - Oshkosh
13. Paul Anderson - VWU
14. Andre Renta - Eau Claire
15. Seth Newton - NWU
16. Lence Altenor - St. Joseph's CT
17. Friedrich Feldrappe - St. Joseph's CT
18. Cameron Perkins - UMass Boston
19. Omari Deveaux - VWU
20. Khai Sargeant - VWU
2. Aidan Yates - Williams
3. Hudson Hansen - Williams
4. Josiah Butler - Stevens-Point
5. Cal Krohn - Stevens-Point
6. Soren Richardson - Wheaton (IL)
7. Marcus Montagnino - Endicott
8. Babacar Pouye - Bates
9. Amari Moorer - VWU
10. Peter Lash - NWU
11. Michael Metcalf-Grassman - Oshkosh
13. Paul Anderson - VWU
14. Andre Renta - Eau Claire
15. Seth Newton - NWU
16. Lence Altenor - St. Joseph's CT
17. Friedrich Feldrappe - St. Joseph's CT
18. Cameron Perkins - UMass Boston
19. Omari Deveaux - VWU
20. Khai Sargeant - VWU
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Pick-ems, fantasy leagues, etc. / Re: EARLY BIRD: Player - Pick 20
March 28, 2025, 10:59:29 AM
1. Henry Vetter - Trinity
2. Jarrel Okorougo - Trinity
3. Jared Berry - Trinity
4. Drew Lazarre - Trinity
5. Jabril Robinson - RMC
6. Keyshawn Pulley - RMC
7. Toa Hollanback - CNU
8. Ben Pearce - Emory
9. Jair Knight - Emory
10. Omari Ferguson - Redlands
11. Lucas Gordan - Redlands
12. Sam Greiger - Lacrosse
13. JJ Paider - Lacrosse
14. Scott Gyimesi - Tufts
15. James Morakis - Tufts
16. Connor May - Wash U
17. Kye Robinson - MWU
18. Jay Randall - MWU
19. Ryan Johnson - Carthage
20. AJ Johnson - Carthage
2. Jarrel Okorougo - Trinity
3. Jared Berry - Trinity
4. Drew Lazarre - Trinity
5. Jabril Robinson - RMC
6. Keyshawn Pulley - RMC
7. Toa Hollanback - CNU
8. Ben Pearce - Emory
9. Jair Knight - Emory
10. Omari Ferguson - Redlands
11. Lucas Gordan - Redlands
12. Sam Greiger - Lacrosse
13. JJ Paider - Lacrosse
14. Scott Gyimesi - Tufts
15. James Morakis - Tufts
16. Connor May - Wash U
17. Kye Robinson - MWU
18. Jay Randall - MWU
19. Ryan Johnson - Carthage
20. AJ Johnson - Carthage
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Pick-ems, fantasy leagues, etc. / Re: EARLY BIRD: Team - Pick 20
March 28, 2025, 10:34:06 AM
1. Trinity - NESCAC
2. Tufts - NESCAC
3. Wash U - UAA
4. Emory - UAA
5. UChicago - UAA
6. Randolph Macon - ODAC
7. CNU - C2C
8. Wisconsin Lacrosse - WIAC
9. Wisconsin Oshkosh - WIAC
10. Wisconsin Stevens-Point - WIAC
11. St. Joseph's (ME) - GNAC
12. Redlands - SCIAC
13. Williams - NESCAC
14. Calvin - MIAA
15. Carthage - CCIW
16. TCNJ - NJAC
17. Richard Stockton - NJAC
18. Mary Washington - C2C
19. Virginia Wesleyan - ODAC
20. HSC - ODAC
2. Tufts - NESCAC
3. Wash U - UAA
4. Emory - UAA
5. UChicago - UAA
6. Randolph Macon - ODAC
7. CNU - C2C
8. Wisconsin Lacrosse - WIAC
9. Wisconsin Oshkosh - WIAC
10. Wisconsin Stevens-Point - WIAC
11. St. Joseph's (ME) - GNAC
12. Redlands - SCIAC
13. Williams - NESCAC
14. Calvin - MIAA
15. Carthage - CCIW
16. TCNJ - NJAC
17. Richard Stockton - NJAC
18. Mary Washington - C2C
19. Virginia Wesleyan - ODAC
20. HSC - ODAC