The University of Jamestown has unveiled a seven‑player signing that reshapes its men's basketball lineup for the 2026‑27 campaign. Each recruit arrives with a distinct blend of high‑school accolades, collegiate experience, and leadership qualities, promising to add depth and versatility to the Jimmie program.
A Mix of Fresh Talent and Proven Experience
Lincoln Cantrall, a forward out of Southeast Polk High School, spent a year at Colorado Christian University before joining Jamestown. Though his college stats hovered at 3.0 points and 2.0 rebounds per game, his high‑school pedigree suggests untapped potential that the coaching staff hopes to unlock.
Ezra Cunningham arrives as one of the most prolific scorers in recent state history. At St. Paul Academy he closed his prep career with averages of 22.2 points, 8.3 rebounds and 3.4 assists per game, positioning him as a primary offensive weapon for the team.
Wylee Delorme brings a rare blend of NCAA Division I and Division II experience, a background that could prove invaluable as the Jimmies navigate a competitive schedule. His adaptability on the court may allow the team to experiment with multiple lineups throughout the season.
Tristan Hanson, a wing from Centennial High School, capped his senior year with 16.0 points and 9.0 rebounds per game, earning All‑Conference honors that underscore his readiness for collegiate competition. His rebounding prowess should add a physical edge to the Jimmies' frontcourt.
Guard Brandon Hymes comes from Dawson Community College, where he helped lead his squad to back‑to‑back conference and regional titles. Averaging 13.0 points and 4.3 rebounds, Hymes combines scoring ability with a knack for clutch performances that could prove decisive in tight games.
Marcus Lawson offers a unique mix of junior‑college grit and major‑program exposure, having spent time at South Puget Sound Community College and Providence College. His experience across different levels of play may give the Jimmies a flexible option in the backcourt.
Pablo Rodriguez, a forward from SFA Academy, finished his senior season with 18.0 points and 8.0 rebounds per game, highlighting his ability to dominate inside the paint. His presence should bolster the team's interior scoring and rebounding.
Looking Ahead to the Season Opener
The newly assembled roster will make its debut on November 17 against Oak Hills Christian College. That first game will serve as a litmus test for how quickly the group can gel, and early indications suggest the coaching staff is optimistic about the blend of talent and experience they now possess.