Prolific Prep has built a legacy defined by elite development, a relentless work ethic, and results that speak for themselves. Since our founding, our program has produced an extraordinary lineage of student-athletes who have gone on to excel at the highest levels of college basketball, in professional leagues worldwide, and in the NBA.

Our alumni represent premier programs in every major conference—Kansas, Duke, Arizona, UCLA, USC, Oregon, Miami, Baylor—and continue to elevate the sport across the Big Ten, SEC, ACC, Big East, Pac-12, WCC, Mountain West, and beyond. Many others have built impactful careers at elite mid-majors, Division II programs, and international professional organizations, carrying forward the Prolific Prep standard wherever they compete.

Below is the full roster of Prolific Prep alumni—Class of 2015 through Class of 2025—who embody our commitment to excellence, leadership, and long-term development. Their journeys illustrate what defines Prolific Prep: elite preparation, elite opportunity, and elite outcomes.

Winters Grady – Michigan
Nikola Bundalo – Ole Miss
Darryn Peterson – Kansas
Mazi Mosley – LSU

Aiden Sherell – Alabama
Derrion Reid – Alabama
Mikey Lewis – St. Mary’s
Zoom Diallo – Washington
Liam Dayco-Green – Florida Atlantic University

Aden Holloway – Auburn
Trey Green – Xavier
Michael Nwoko – University of Miami
Yves Missi – Baylor
N’Famara Dabo – Brown University
Sam Yurasek – Loyola Chicago

Adem Bona – UCLA
Tre White – USC
MJ Rice – Kansas
Dior Johnson – Oregon
Jordan Pope – Oregon State
Mor Seck – University of Hawaii

Nate Bittle – Oregon
Fallou Cisse – UCSD
Mouhamed Gueye – Washington State
Stefan Todorovic – SMU
Milos Usan – Houston

Jalen Green – NBA G League Ignite
Nimari Burnett – Texas Tech
Mawot Mag – Rutgers
Frank Anselem – Syracuse
Coleman Hawkins – Illinois
Saba Gigiberia – Georgia Tech
Jack Wetzel – Montana

Pierre Crockrell Jr. – Pacific
Kuany Kuany – Cal
Zach Harvey – Cincinnati
Ibrahima Diallo – Ohio State
Alimamy Koroma – Cal Poly SLO
Malike Tidwell – Georgia State

Amadou Sow – UCSB
Sekou Toure – UCSB
Jeenathan Williams – Buffalo
Jordan Brown – Arizona
Onyi Eyisi – Fordham
Nathan Mensah – San Diego State
Jared Martin – Montana State

Ira Lee – Arizona
Paul Scruggs – Xavier
Gary Trent Jr. – Duke
Abu Kigab – Boise State
Mamoudou Diarra – Cincinnati
Nick Lombardi – Lewis and Clark
Dempsey Roggenbuck – Linfield University

Josh Jackson – Kansas
Vance Jackson – Arkansas
Devon Daniels – NC State
Algevon Eichelberger – Cleveland State
Micah Elan – Pomona Pitzer

Kyle Leufroy – Lehigh
Matt O’Reilly – Bucknell
Sasha French – Albany
Ryan Stewart – Lewis and Clark
Marko Filipovic – Pro Europe