EuroBasket Pro Pride Weekly Update(09/30/2026)

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Every week we bring you a list of the top former Pride players who continue their career in pro basketball.



   #1. Jaquan Carlos, a 24-year-old point guard standing at 6'0'' who graduated from Syracuse in 2025, previously played for Hofstra from 2021 to 2024 before embarking on his professional basketball career in Lithuania. In a recent game, he led Gargzdai to a notable 87-78 victory over the sixth-ranked Neptunas, earning himself the title of MVP. Despite being only in his second season in professional basketball, Carlos showcased an impressive performance by scoring 20 points, securing 3 rebounds, and delivering 8 assists in 32 minutes of play. His exceptional skills on the court have not gone unnoticed, as he is currently ranked second in the league with an average of 17.7 points per game. Additionally, he leads the league in assists with an average of 7.3 per game and ranks third in steals with an average of 2.3 per game. Carlos's outstanding contributions to Gargzdu SC Gargzdai have helped position the team as the current second-placed finalist in the league, highlighting his importance as a key player in their success this season. While it is still early in the season, Carlos's consistent performance and leadership suggest a promising future for both himself and his team.

   #2. Zach Cooks, a 27-year-old point guard standing at 5'9'' and an alumnus of Pride from 2022, has been making waves playing professionally in Germany. In a recent match, he showcased his skills by leading Giessen 46ers to a hard-fought 91-87 victory over the tenth-ranked Artland Dragons in the German BARMER 2. Basketball Bundesliga ProA. Cooks' stellar performance earned him the MVP title of the game, as he scored 22 points and provided 4 assists during his 30 minutes on the court. This game marked his debut for Giessen 46ers this season, where he made an immediate impact. Currently, Giessen 46ers holds the third position in the league standings, with Cooks making significant contributions in his first year with the team. Against Artland Dragons, Cooks displayed his prowess by not only scoring 22 points but also grabbing 2 rebounds and distributing 4 assists. His exceptional performance was crucial in securing the victory for his team, highlighting his capabilities as a true champion on the court.

   #3. British champion Jalen Ray, a 6'2'' guard who is 27 years old and graduated from Hofstra in 2022, is currently playing professionally in Turkey. Last Saturday, he unfortunately could not assist Konya BBSK (1-2) in their game against Mersin Spor (#4), resulting in an 87-82 defeat on the road. Despite Ray's exceptional performance, where he scored 15 points, secured 4 rebounds, and contributed 6 assists in 37 minutes of play, his team was unable to clinch the victory. This season marks Ray's debut with the team, and his overall statistics showcase his solid contributions, averaging 12.7 points, 3.3 rebounds, 3.0 assists, and 1.3 steals per game.

   #4. Omar Silverio, a 27-year-old guard standing at 6'3'' and an alumnus of Mountaineers from 2023, showcased his skills in Estudiantes' recent triumph over the 12th-ranked Caja 87 in the Spanish Primera FEB league. Despite having played for Hofstra between 2019 and 2022, Silverio made a significant impact in his pro career in Spain. In his debut game for Estudiantes this season, Silverio delivered an impressive performance, contributing 10 points, 2 rebounds, and 1 assist in just 20 minutes of play. This outstanding display played a crucial role in Estudiantes' victory, positioning them as the champions of the game against Caja 87. Currently, his team holds the fourth position in the league standings. Notably, this marks Silverio's first year with Estudiantes, where he has quickly proven to be a valuable asset. Hailing as a naturalized Dominican, Silverio's skills and dedication on the court have undoubtedly made a positive impact on his team's success in the league.

   #5. TJ Gadsden, a 6'7'' guard who is 24 years old and graduated from Hofstra in 2025, showcased his skills in a recent match for druck.at Traiskirchen Lions in the Austrian Win2Day Basketball Superliga. In their game against BC Vienna, one of the league's weakest teams with a record of 0-1, Gadsden played a pivotal role in his team's dominant 122-37 victory on Saturday night. In his first game of the season, Gadsden made a significant impact by contributing 9 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists in just 18 minutes of play. This performance highlighted his versatility and effectiveness on the court, marking a strong start to his time with the Traiskirchen Lions. Currently, Gadsden's team holds the fourth position in the league standings, with high hopes for further success as the season progresses. As a newcomer to the team, Gadsden's stellar performance against BC Vienna demonstrated his potential and ability to make a difference for his squad. Ultimately, his contributions helped lead his team to victory, cementing his position as the champion of the game.

   #6. Michael Graham, a 6'8'' forward and 26-year-old Pride alumnus from 2025, showcased his exceptional skills on the court while playing professionally in Sweden. Despite his very good performance, he could not help Boras (0-2) secure a victory in their recent game against the higher-ranked Hogsbo (#4) in Goteborg. Graham recorded an impressive double-double, scoring 22 points and grabbing 12 rebounds in just 27 minutes of play. Although his individual efforts were commendable, Boras was defeated 96-90 by Hogsbo. Graham's remarkable display on the court earned him the Triple-Double Badge from eurobasket.com, solidifying his status as a true champion in the game. Throughout the season, Graham has maintained high statistics, averaging 16.0 points per game and 16.0 rebounds per game, making him a standout finalist in the league as the leader in rebounds.

   #7. Tyler Thomas, a 26-year-old guard standing at 6'3'' who graduated from Hofstra in 2024 and received the All-CAA Player of the Year award that same year, currently plays professionally in France. In a recent game, he led Caen Basket Calvados to a thrilling 95-91 victory over the 11th-ranked Aix-Maurienne in the French ELITE 2 league, which is the second division in French basketball. Thomas showcased his skills by contributing 19 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists, and 4 steals in just 30 minutes of play. This outstanding performance not only earned him the MVP title for the game but also demonstrated his crucial role in guiding his team to success. It was his first game of the season for Caen Basket Calvados, and his impactful display on the court undoubtedly solidified his reputation as a champion.

   #8. James Patterson, a 6'7'' forward and 23-year-old Pride alumnus from 2026, made his debut for RheinStars Koeln in Germany's BARMER 2. Basketball Bundesliga ProA. In a thrilling match against the 14th-ranked BG Goettingen, Patterson's contribution was instrumental in securing an 83-80 victory for his team. Despite playing for just 18 minutes, he managed to score 6 crucial points and grab 3 rebounds. This stellar performance not only helped RheinStars Koeln claim the win but also showcased Patterson's talent and potential as a champion. His efforts on the court undoubtedly played a key role in leading his team to success, setting the stage for a promising season ahead.

   #9. Darlinstone Dubar, a 6'8'' guard who is 25 years old, graduated from Tennessee in 2025 after playing for Hofstra between 2021 and 2024 where he received the All-CAA Second Team award. Currently playing professionally in India, Dubar recently faced a tough match with Indian Railways (1-1) last Saturday. Despite his exceptional performance, where he scored 23 points and grabbed 7 rebounds in 34 minutes of play, Indian Railways suffered a defeat against the formidable Al Riyadi in Beirut with a final score of 104-81. Dubar showcased his skills as he emerged as the top scorer of the game. His remarkable statistics for the season reflect his outstanding performance, with an average of 19.0 points per game, 9.0 rebounds per game, and 1.5 assists per game. Despite his individual success, Dubar's team was unable to secure a victory in the game against Al Riyadi, highlighting the challenges faced by Indian Railways in the matchup against the leading team.

   #10. Jamaican Warren Williams, a 28-year-old center standing at 6'9'' and a Pride alumnus from 2023, showcased his skills in France where he currently plays professionally. Recently, he led Loon-Plage to a significant victory over the seventh-ranked SO Maritime Boulogne with a score of 77-72 in the French Nationale Masculine 1, the third division of French basketball, on Tuesday night. Williams proved to be a key player in the game as he was named the MVP, scoring 16 points and grabbing 8 rebounds in just 25 minutes of play. His remarkable performance not only contributed to the team's success against Boulogne but also highlighted his potential as a future champion. With an average of 12.3 points per game and 6.7 rebounds per game this season, Williams has been consistently displaying his talent and contributing significantly to his team's performance. His impressive stats and impactful presence on the court further solidify his position as a finalist in the making.


Other former Hofstra University players, who play in pro basketball:

Desure Buie (6'0''-G-1997, played in 2015-20) signed for Slovan in Slovakian Tipos SBL
Silas Sunday (7'0''-F-2003, played in 2023-26) signed for PGE Spojnia Stargard in Polish 1Liga
Elijah Pemberton (6'5''-F/G-1997, played in 2016-20) played for Iowa Wolves in the NBA G League
Jacco Fritz (6'10''-F-2000, played in 2023-24) signed for Melilla in Spanish Segunda FEB
Moussa Kone (6'8''-F-1993, played in 2011-15) signed for Al Khaleej in Saudi Arabian SBL
Justin Wright-Foreman (6'0''-PG-1997, played in 2015-19) plays for Diablos in Mexican LNBP
Rokas Gustys (6'9''-F/C-1994, played in 2014-18) signed for Kanazawa Samuraiz in Japanese B.One League

Notice: The list above includes only some of alumni playing currently in pro basketball. Check complete list of Hofstra University basketball alumni.


Jaquan Carlos
(Lithuania)

(Photo: @KatajaBaske)
Zach Cooks
(Germany)

(Photo: @giessen46er)
Jalen Ray
(Turkey)

(Photo: @SpojniaStar)

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Players who continued career after leaving the school
Active
Name INCHCM Pos Age NAT YearLast TeamGrad
Desure Buie 6'0''182 G 29 USA 2027 Slovan Slovakia 2020
Jaquan Carlos 6'0''183 PG 24 USA 2027 Gargzdai Lithuania 2025
Zach Cooks 5'9''175 PG 27 USA 2027 Giessen 46ers Germany 2022
Cruz Davis 6'3''190 G 22 USA 2027 Texas Tech (NCAA1)
Preston Edmead 6'1''185 G 23 USA 2027 NC State (NCAA1)
Aaron Estrada 6'3''190 G 25 USA 2027 Boulazac France 2024
Jacco Fritz 6'10''208 F 26 Holland 2027 Melilla Spain 2024
TJ Gadsden 6'7''199 G 24 USA 2027 Traiskirchen Austria 2025
Michael Graham 6'8''203 F 26 USA 2027 Boras Sweden 2025
David Green 6'7''201 F 24 USA 2027 Kiryat Ata Israel 2026
Rokas Gustys 6'9''206 F/C 32 Lithuania 2027 Kanazawa Japan 2018
Jimmy Hall 6'8''203 PF 32 USA 2027 M.Petah Tikva Israel 2017
Amar'e Marshall 6'4''193 G USA 2027 Tamis PN Serbia 2026
Vukasin Masic 6'5''196 G 25 Serbia 2027 FMP BG Serbia 2026
Victory Onuetu 6'11''210 C 22 Spain 2027 Wisconsin (NCAA1)
Eric Parnell 6'3''190 G USA 2027 Georgia St. (NCAA1)
Jalen Ray 6'2''188 G 27 United-Kingdom 2027 Konya BBSK Turkey 2022
KiJan Robinson 6'3''190 G 21 USA 2027 Binghamton (NCAA1)
Kevin Schutte 6'10''208 C 28 Holland 2027 Valladolid Spain 2023
Omar Silverio 6'3''190 G 27 USA-Dominican-Republic 2027 Estudiantes Spain 2023
Silas Sunday 7'0''213 F 23 Ireland-Poland 2027 Stargard Poland 2026
Tyler Thomas 6'3''190 G 26 USA 2027 Caen France 2024
Amir Williams 6'4''193 G USA 2027 UWG (NCAA1)
Warren Williams 6'9''206 C 28 Jamaica 2027 Loon-Plage France 2023
Jean Aranguren 6'3''190 G 23 Venezuela 2026 GWU (NCAA1)
Griffin Barrouk 6'5''196 G 23 USA 2026 Sacred Heart (NCAA1)
Zion Bethea 6'4''193 G USA 2026 Delaware St. (NCAA1)
Kvonn Cramer 6'7''201 F 25 USA 2026 Misfits (TBL) 2025
Darlinstone Dubar 6'8''203 G 25 USA 2026 Charlotte BJ (ECBL) 2025
Khalil Farmer 6'3''190 G USA 2026 UMass Lowell (NCAA1)
Abayomi Iyiola 6'10''208 C 28 USA-Nigeria 2026 Purple Reign (TBT) 2023
Moussa Kone 6'8''203 F 33 Ivory-Coast-USA 2026 Braga Portugal 2015
Lual Manyang 7'0''213 F Qatar South-Sudan 2026 ESU (NCAA2)
Elijah Pemberton 6'5''196 F/G 29 USA 2026 Iowa W. (NBA) 2020
Matija Radovic 6'6''198 F 28 Serbia 2026 Zitko Basket Serbia 2020
Jaquan Sanders 6'4''193 G 23 USA 2026 FAMU (NCAA1)
Justin Wright-Foreman 6'0''183 PG 28 USA 2026 Zaragoza Spain 2019
Caleb Burgess 6'3''190 G 26 USA 2025 NTD Azerbaijan 2024
Jermaine Miranda 6'3''190 G 25 Puerto-Rico 2025 Guaynabo Puerto Rico 2021
Darren Payen 6'8''203 F 32 USA 2025 Green Mountain Men (TBT) 2017
Christian Tomasco 6'9''206 F 23 USA 2025 Temple (NCAA1)
Darren Townes 6'7''201 F 40 USA 2025 Portlaoise Ireland 2009
Arminas Urbutis 6'9''206 C/F 40 Lithuania 2025 Recanati Italy 2009

Non-Active
Name INCHCM Pos Age NAT YearLast TeamGrad
Shawndarius Cowart 6'2''188 G USA 2024 Newfoundland R. (TBL) 2023
Eliel Gonzalez 6'2''188 G 31 Puerto-Rico 2024 Leones Nicaragua 2017
Adrian Uter 6'7''201 F/C 41 Jamaica-USA 2024 Al-Muharraq Bahrain 2006
Chaz Williams 5'9''175 PG 35 USA 2024 Njardvik Iceland 2014
Charles Jenkins 6'3''191 G 37 USA-Serbia 2023 FMP BG Serbia 2011
Isaac Kante 6'7''201 F USA 2023 UMass (NCAA1)
Shemiye McLendon 6'3''190 G 35 USA 2023 Miami (ESL) 2014
Jacquil Taylor 6'10''208 C 31 USA 2023 Men of Mackey (TBT) 2019
Tareq Coburn 6'5''196 G USA 2022 St.John's (NCAA1)
Aurimas Kieza 6'7''199 PF 43 Lithuania 2022 Suduva-Mantinga Lithuania 2006
Carlos Rivera 6'2''187 PG 43 Puerto-Rico 2022 Ponce Puerto Rico 2007
Jarrod Simmons 6'8''203 F/C 28 USA-Trinidad-and-Tobago 2022 Achilleas K. Cyprus 2022
Kenny Wormley 6'4''193 G 30 USA 2022 Prawira Indonesia 2019
Juan'Ya Green 6'2''188 G 34 USA 2020 Al Sadd Qatar 2016
Dane Johnson 6'10''208 C 40 USA-Jamaica 2020 Las Animas Chile 2009
Jerome Brown 5'11''180 PG USA 2019 Queens, NY (NCAA2)
Bradley Kelleher 6'0''182 PG 40 Australia 2019 Keilor T. Australia 2011
Ameen Tanksley 6'5''196 G 34 USA 2019 AEL Cyprus 2016
Dallas Anglin 6'1''185 G 32 USA 2018 Benidorm Spain 2016
Brian Bernardi 6'2''188 G 32 USA 2018 Rustavi Georgia 2017
Tyquone Greer 6'6''198 F USA 2018 Ferris St. (NCAA2)
Chris Jenkins 6'4''193 G/F USA 2018 NJIT (NCAA1)
Halil Kanacevic 6'8''203 F 34 Montenegro-USA 2018 Gael Nation (TBT) 2014
Denton Koon 6'8''203 F 34 USA 2018 Barca 2 Spain 2016
Stephen Nwaukoni 6'8''203 F 34 USA-Nigeria 2018 La Rochelle France 2014
Jamall Robinson 6'6''198 G USA 2018 LIU Brooklyn (NCAA1)
Shaq Stokes 6'0''183 PG 34 USA 2018 Dubai (ESL) 2016
Zeke Upshaw 6'6''198 F/G 35 USA 2018 Grand Rapids G. (NBA) 2014
Andre Walker 6'10''208 F/C USA 2018 Virginia Union (NCAA2)
Taran Buie 6'2''188 G 34 USA 2017 USAO (NAIA)
Mike Moore 6'5''195 G 37 USA 2017 Arce El Salvador 2012
Deron Powers 6'0''183 G 33 USA 2017 Mgzavrebi Georgia 2017
Zygimantas Sestokas 6'5''196 SG 40 Lithuania 2017 Oro navigacija Lithuania 2009
Miklos Szabo 6'9''204 C/F 40 Hungary 2017 DEAC Hungary 2010
Kentrell Washington 6'4''193 G 32 USA 2017 E.Oregon (NAIA)
Antoine Agudio 6'3''190 G 41 USA 2016 Cleveland C. (NBA) 2008
Jordan Allen 6'6''198 F USA 2016 Sacred Heart (NCAA1)
Dashiem Cherry 6'0''182 PG USA 2016 Tara Basket Montenegro 2012
Bryant Crowder 6'9''206 F/C 37 USA 2016 ETAMU (NCAA1)
David Imes 6'7''201 F 37 USA 2016 Isabela Puerto Rico 2013
Mantas Leonavicius 6'7''200 F 39 Lithuania 2016 Tigrai Lithuania 2011
Nathaniel Lester 6'5''195 G/F 38 USA 2016 Brooklyn B. (APBL) 2012
Stevie Mejia 5'9''175 PG 37 Dominican-Republic-USA 2016 New England Sh. (PBL) 2013
Cornelius Vines 6'2''188 PG 40 USA 2016 Bayreuth Germany 2010
Rick Apodaca 6'4''193 G 46 Puerto-Rico 2015 Guaynabo Puerto Rico 2003
Roland Brown 6'8''203 F/C 35 USA 2015 Galati Romania 2014
Lars Gruebler 6'11''211 C 46 Germany 2015 ETV Hamburg Germany 2003
Paul Bilbo 6'9''206 C USA 2014 Mercyhurst (NCAA1)
Daquan Brown 6'10''208 F 37 USA 2014 BCU (NCAA1)
Greg Johnson 6'1''185 G 40 USA 2014 Olympia R. (IBL) 2012
Tony Dennison 6'3''191 G 38 USA 2013 Davie Stars (ABL) 2010
Yves Jules 6'2''188 G 35 USA 2013 FDU (NCAA1)
Jorge Lebron 6'2''188 G 40 Puerto-Rico 2013 San German Puerto Rico
Gregory Washington 6'10''208 C/F 39 US-Virgin-Islands 2013 Falcon Denmark 2011
Woody Souffrant 6'1''184 G 43 Haiti 2012 NY Charters (ABA) 2005
Loren Stokes 6'3''190 G 42 USA 2012 College Park SH (NBA) 2007
Speedy Claxton 5'11''180 G 48 USA 2010 GS Warriors (NBA) 2000
Norman Richardson 6'5''196 F/G 49 USA 2010 Bremerhaven Germany 2001
Kenny Harris 6'9''206 F 45 USA 2009 Bintulu R. Malaysia 2006
Wendell Gibson 6'7''201 F/C 42 USA 2007 Gimnasia Argentina 2005
Roberto Gittens 6'7''199 F/C 47 Panama-USA 2007 Kouvot Finland 2001
Ahmad Jackson 6'8''203 F USA 2007 S.Island S. (ABA) 1999
Duane Posey 6'8''202 C/F 51 USA 2006 Long Island (USBL) 1999
Greg Johnson G USA 2005 Georgia K. (MBL) 2004
Jason Hernandez 6'0''183 G 48 Puerto-Rico-USA 2004 Isabela Puerto Rico 2001
John Burke 7'1''215 C 55 Ireland 2002 Seixal Portugal 1993
Jamil Greene 6'7''201 F/C 52 USA 2002 Wels Austria 1996
Greg Springfield 6'9''206 C/F USA 2002 Brooklyn K. (USBL) 2001
Rich Apodaca Perez 6'4''193 G 45 Puerto-Rico-USA 2000 Bayamon Puerto Rico 2000
Mike Renfro 6'2''188 G USA 1999 Long Island S. (USBL) 1998
Rob Ogden 6'7''200 F/C 53 USA 1997 Hoops Ireland 1996
John Irving 6'9''206 F/C 73 USA 1987 Groningen Holland 1977
Rich Laurel 6'6''198 SG 72 USA 1986 Mechelen Belgium 1977
Barry White 6'7''201 F 79 USA-France 1981 Tours France 1969
Nat Militzok 6'3''191 F 10 USA 1951 Glens Falls-Sar. (ABL) 1944
Others
Name INCHCM Pos Age NAT Graduated
Trey Boyd 6'4''193 G USA 2026
Joshua DeCady 6'8''203 F USA 2026
Carlos Lopez Jr. 6'1''185 G 22 USA 2026
Brandon Morgan 6'4''193 G USA 2026
James Patterson 6'7''201 F USA 2026
German Plotnikov 6'5''196 G 25 Belarus 2026
Joshua Reaves 6'3''190 G USA 2026
Alex Tsynkevich 6'10''208 C 24 Belarus 2026
AJ Wills 6'0''183 PG USA 2026
Jayden Henriquez 6'1''185 G USA 2025
Aiden Best 5'9''175 PG USA 2024
Bryce Washington 6'4''193 G USA 2024
Nelson Boachie-Yiadom 6'8''203 F 27 United-Kingdom 2023
Petey Galgano 6'0''183 PG USA 2023
Cole Eiber 6'1''185 G USA 2021
Stafford Trueheart 6'8''203 F USA 2021
Carl Gibson Jr. 6'2''188 G USA 2020
Connor Klementowicz 6'2''188 G USA 2020
Dan Dwyer 6'8''203 F USA 2019
Joel Angus III 6'6''198 F 32 USA 2018
Hunter Sabety 6'9''206 F USA 2018
Tommy Ros 6'8''203 F 29 France 2017
Daryl Fowlkes 6'1''185 G USA 2016
Malik Nichols 6'6''198 G USA 2016
Dion Nesmith 6'1''185 PG 34 USA 2015
Adam Savion 6'2''188 G USA 2014
Dan Steinberg 6'7''201 F USA 2014
Jamal Coombs-McDaniel 6'7''201 F 36 USA 2013
Matt Grogan 6'5''196 G 36 USA 2013
Jereme Good 6'6''198 F 35 USA 2012
Dwan McMillan 6'0''182 G 37 USA 2012
Mike Davis-Sabb 6'7''201 F 39 USA 2009
Ryan Johnson 6'4''193 G/F USA 2008
Anthony Errico 6'3''190 G USA 2007
Sal Patricio 6'2''188 G USA 2007
Danny Walker 6'6''198 F 45 USA 2004
Osei Millar 6'8''203 F USA 2003
Joel Suarez 6'0''183 G 45 Dominican-Republic-USA 2002
Tim Cluess 6'6''198 G 67 USA 1983