A Sudden Departure
Madison College announced this week that Jason Roscoe has stepped down from his role as head coach of the men’s basketball program, bringing an end to a four‑year stint that reshaped the WolfPack’s identity.
Roscoe’s departure follows a period of rapid ascent for the program. Under his guidance the team posted a 20‑win season, climbed as high as #16 in the national polls and captured a Region 4 Division III Championship game appearance in his very first year.
Rising Fortunes
The 2025‑26 campaign was especially striking. A program‑record nine‑game winning streak propelled the WolfPack to a 20‑win finish, a feat that underscored the coach’s ability to attract talent and instill a winning culture.
During his tenure Roscoe mentored three all‑conference players, five all‑region selections, two Region 4 All‑Tournament honorees and a single NJCAA All‑American, highlighting his knack for developing standout athletes.
Leadership Recognition
Jason Verhelst, Madison College’s Director of Athletics, issued a statement praising Roscoe’s contributions, noting that ‘his leadership elevated the program to new heights and left an indelible mark on our student‑athletes.’
While the search for a successor begins, the college will look to build on the foundation Roscoe established, a foundation that includes three Region 4 Tournament appearances and a sustained presence among the nation’s top Division III programs.