For 2027 arrivals the roster projection reads: G blocked (8 ahead · multi-yr), F crowded (4 ahead), C crowded (2 ahead · multi-yr).
Of the latest cycle's 12 arrivals, 6 came straight from high school and 6 from the transfer portal.
Most arrivals come from CA, UT, WA.
3 of 14 recent arrivals held a national ranking — 3 of 14 appear in our cross-checked rankings ledger; players absent from the ledger are not necessarily unranked.
7% of last season's scoring returns.
The roster, as a depth chart
2026–27 · 14 players
Guards 8 of 14
Mason Abittan6′5″RS-Fr
Alvin Jackson III6′5″So
Hunter Hansen6′5″Fr
Sir Marius Jones6′4″RS-Fr
Aaron Powell6′1″So
ArDarius Grayson6′1″So3.8 PPG
Maximillian Russell6′1″Fr
Gavin Lowe5′11″Fr
Frontcourt 6 of 14 · forwards + centers
Declan Cutler6′9″Jr · C1.5 PPG
Chamberlain Burgess6′9″RS-Fr · F
Augustine Ewke6′9″So · C
Brock Felder6′8″Sr · F · final yr
Dyllan Thompson6′7″So · F
Dylan Warlick6′5″So · F
freshman final year — spot opens returning
Returning production
7%of recorded scoring returns
0 of 5top scorers returning
Top returning scorers
ArDarius Grayson3.8 PPG in 2025–26 · returning
Declan Cutler1.5 PPG in 2025–26 · returning
Computed from 12 of 15 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
6from high school6via the portal
8 of 14 roster spots were filled out of high school or held over.
Rankings
3 of 14
3 of 14 appear in our cross-checked rankings ledger; players absent from the ledger are not necessarily unranked.
Best-ranked: Chamberlain Burgess #134.
Where from
CA 6 · UT 5 · WA 2 · AK 1 · DC 1 · ID 1
6 international: Kinshasa; Magrath; San Juan; Helsinki and 2 more
High schools: Royal Crown; Magrath; Mount Si and 2 more
Transfer flow
named arrivals and departures
2025–26 → 2026–27 · in
→Brock Felder
→Dyllan Thompson
→Dylan Warlick
→Augustine Ewke
→Alvin Jackson III
→Aaron Powell
2025–26 → 2026–27 · out
←Tyler Christensen
←Malek Gomma
←Trevor Hennig
←Bourgeois Tshilobo
←Brady Smith
←Anthony Moore
←Edwin Suarez Jr.
←Jace Whiting
←Tijan Saine
←David Hansen
←Viljami Vartiainen
←Duce Paschal
How this roster compares
Big Sky Conference (11 programs, 2025–26 medians)
Measure
Weber State
Conference
Average guard height
6′3″
6′4″
−1″
Average frontcourt height
6′8″
6′9″
−1″
Roster size
14
15
−1
Freshman share
43%
20%
+23pp
The five-year arc
kenpom rank · wins · conference finish
21–12 · Big Sky 3rd18–15 · Big Sky 4th20–12 · Big Sky 1st12–22 · Big Sky 9th16–16 · Big Sky 7th
Coaching staff
Kaleb CanalesHead coach
Bobby JonesAssistant coach
Dondrale CampbellAssistant coach
Patrick ZipfelAssociate head coach
Staff changes6 on-court staff changes in 4 offseasons — 1 before 2024–25, 3 before 2025–26, 2 before 2026–27.
How this page is made: Rosters: official Weber State rosters, 2025–26 and 2026–27, read from the athletic department's own site · Season: Weber State'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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