D1 · West Coast Conference

Seattle U Men’s Basketball Recruiting: Roster & Openings

KenPom #107 · 21–14 · 2025–26 · Division 1 · West Coast Conference · Seattle, WA

Seattle U finished 21–14 (WCC 4th, KenPom #107) in 2025–26. 14 players hold the 2026–27 roster; 8 are new this season.

Roster data through 2026–27

Roster14 players
New this season8
Transfer additions6
Clearest projected openingGuards · 2026
Most common home stateWA (7)

Where the door opens

our roster projection · your arrival year

Guards: open from 2026 — 7 ahead.

Centers: blocked until 2029.

2026
Gopening7 ahead
Fblocked6 ahead
Ccrowded2 ahead · multi-yr
2027
Gblocked6 ahead
Fcrowded4 ahead
Cbalanced2 ahead
2028
Gcrowded5 ahead
Fopen3 ahead
Cbalanced1 ahead · multi-yr
2029
Gbalanced4 ahead
Fopen0 ahead
Copen1 ahead
2030
Gopen3 ahead
Fopen0 ahead
Copen0 ahead

Projections for 2029, 2030 are low-confidence reads.

Guards in that room (7)
Mason Williams6′5″Sr
Jeremiah Harshman6′1″So
Amare Larane6′4″Fr
Kaden Hansen6′2″—
Tyler Boston6′0″Jr
JT White6′4″Freshman
Jaden Bailes6′2″Fr
Forwards in that room (5)
Junseok Yeo6′8″Grad
Yuto Kawashima6′9″Jr
Will Heimbrodt6′7″Sr
Tómas Thrastarson6′7″Jr
Ray Adams6′8″Jr
Centers in that room (2)
Ladji Coulibaly6′10″So
Halvine Dzellat6′10″Sr
Those openings are for the roster in general. See whether your position, size and profile fit them →

If you want to play at Seattle U

How to get recruited here

For 2026 arrivals the roster projection reads: G opening (7 ahead), F blocked (6 ahead), C crowded (2 ahead · multi-yr).

Of the latest cycle's 9 arrivals, 3 came straight from high school and 6 from the transfer portal.

Most arrivals come from WA, CA, AK.

1 of 14 recent arrivals held a national ranking — 1 of 14 appear in our cross-checked rankings ledger; players absent from the ledger are not necessarily unranked.

26% of last season's scoring returns.

The roster, as a depth chart

2026–27 · 14 players

Guards 7 of 14

Mason Williams6′5″Sr · final yr
Amare Larane6′4″Fr
JT White6′4″Freshman
Kaden Hansen6′2″—
Jaden Bailes6′2″Fr
Jeremiah Harshman6′1″So
Tyler Boston6′0″Jr

Frontcourt 7 of 14 · forwards + centers

Ladji Coulibaly6′10″So · C
Halvine Dzellat6′10″Sr · C · final yr
Yuto Kawashima6′9″Jr · F
Junseok Yeo6′8″Grad · F · final yr12.0 PPG
Ray Adams6′8″Jr · F3.2 PPG
Will Heimbrodt6′7″Sr · F · final yr12.3 PPG
Tómas Thrastarson6′7″Jr · F
freshman final year — spot opens returning

Returning production

26%of recorded scoring returns
2 of 5top scorers returning
Top returning scorers
Will Heimbrodt12.3 PPG in 2025–26 · returning
Junseok Yeo12.0 PPG in 2025–26 · returning
Ray Adams3.2 PPG in 2025–26 · returning

Computed from 13 of 17 players on the 2025–26 roster with recorded stats; "returning" means listed on the 2026–27 roster.

Who actually gets onto this roster?

How players arrive

3from high school6via the portal

8 of 14 roster spots were filled out of high school or held over.

Rankings

1 of 14

1 of 14 appear in our cross-checked rankings ledger; players absent from the ledger are not necessarily unranked.

Best-ranked: Jaden Bailes #307.

Where from

WA 7 · CA 5 · AK 1 · MD 1 · OR 1 · UT 1

9 international: Thorlakshofn; Seoul, South Korea; Blois; Kati, Mali and 5 more

High schools: Yongsan High School ×2; Cascade Christian High School; Smoky Hill and 2 more

Transfer flow

named arrivals and departures

2025–26 → 2026–27 · in

→Mason Williams
→Kaden Hansen
→Tyler Boston
→Tómas Thrastarson
→Ladji Coulibaly
→Halvine Dzellat

2025–26 → 2026–27 · out

←Brayden Maldonado
←Brock Felder
←Miles Amos
←Austin Maurer
←Houran Dan
←Stratos Papastavrou

How this roster compares

West Coast Conference (10 programs, 2025–26 medians)
MeasureSeattle UConference
Average guard height6′3″6′4″−1″
Average frontcourt height6′8″6′9″−1″
Roster size1416−2
Freshman share21%32%−11pp

The five-year arc

kenpom rank · wins · conference finish
#1422021–22#1612022–23#1152023–24#1422024–25#107→ moved to the WCC2025–26
23–9 · WAC 7th20–12 · WAC 8th23–14 · WAC 3rd14–18 · WAC 3rd21–14 · WCC 4th

Coaching staff

Chris VictorHead coach
Staff changes1 on-court staff change in 3 offseasons — 1 before 2025–26.

Academics

published admissions data
Acceptance rate77%
SAT midpoint1225
ACT midpoint28

How this page is made: Rosters: official Seattle U rosters, 2025–26 and 2026–27, read from the athletic department's own site · Season: Seattle U's 2026–27 roster is posted, so this page reads it; the conference comparison uses 2025–26, the newest season every program has on file. · Stats: 2025–26, the last season played — the 2026–27 season has no games yet. · New this season: players not listed on the 2025–26 roster; a newcomer who is not a freshman counts as a transfer addition · Ratings: KenPom, five seasons; conference finish computed among same-conference teams by rating · Openings: Depth Chart's roster projection from listed class years; confidence stated per year · Sample: among players who made a college roster — the data cannot see who didn't. Among players who made a college roster. Model judgments describe positions and cohorts, never a named player's future. Refreshed automatically when the rosters change. Corrections: research@mydepthchart.com.

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