Thompson is a sophomore on the Manhattan College women’s basketball team for the 2025-26 season. A standout at Mount Mansfield Union High School, Thompson developed into a key player, averaging 15.5 points per game as a junior with a 42.5% three-point shooting percentage, earning Second Team All-Metro honors. Known for her leadership, basketball IQ, and strong academics—she made Honor Roll all four years—she plans to major in Early Childhood Education at Manhattan.

Hill is the Director of Basketball Operations with the University of Vermont Women’s Basketball Team and a former standout guard from Essex, Vermont. A Rice Memorial High School alum, she began her collegiate career at Le Moyne, helping the Dolphins win a Northeast-10 Regular Season title and earn an NCAA Tournament berth. Hill later transferred to SUNY-Potsdam, where she started all 25 games as a senior, averaging 7.2 points per game and ranking third in her conference in three-point shooting at 38%.

Platt is a Video Coordinator with the University of Vermont Men’s Basketball Team and a former Duncan Hoops trainer. With a strong background in player development, Platt has worked at every level of the game-from leading film and scouting operations as Head Student Manager at the University of Vermont, to coaching at Florida Atlantic University’s Dusty May Basketball Camp, and to being a Graduate Assistant at USC.

Mazzulla is a former Duncan Hoops trainer who is now part of the Utah Jazz coaching staff as an Assistant Video Coordinator. He previously served in the same role with the Salt Lake City Stars, the Jazz’s G League affiliate, and briefly worked as a Graduate Assistant at the University of Rhode Island. A Johnston, R.I. native, Mazzulla played five collegiate seasons at George Washington and the University of Vermont, bringing high-level playing and coaching experience to every athlete he works with.

Deloney is a professional point guard and a former Duncan Hoops trainer currently playing overseas for Etha Engomi Nicosia in Cyprus' Division A. A Portland, Oregon native, Deloney starred at UVM, where he played in a program-record 142 games. He was a two-time America East Sixth Man of the Year (2022, 2023), earned All-Conference Second Team honors (2024), and was named to the America East All-Championship Team in 2023. Aaron also competed with the Green Mountain Men, the Vermont alumni team, in the 2025 TBT Basketball Tournament.

Tobey Bellows is a forward at Colby-Sawyer College, where he made an immediate impact during his freshman season. Starting all 25 games, Tobey led the Chargers in scoring with 12.3 points per game while also averaging 3.7 rebounds and 2.0 assists. He finished the season shooting 80.9% from the free throw line and scored a season-high 29 points, establishing himself as one of the team's top offensive threats. A graduate of Harwood Union High School who also attended Kimball Union Academy, Tobey has continued to elevate his game at the collegiate level through his work ethic, versatility, and competitive mindset.

Cieplicki plays for the Saint Michael's College women's basketball team, joins with an impressive background from Rice Memorial High School, where she played four years of varsity basketball, served as a two-year captain, earned all-state honors, and twice made the Dream Dozen team. A National Honor Society member and a key player in Rice's state championship win her sophomore year, Kelli is majoring in accounting with a minor in business administration.

Joe Joe DuBrul graduated from Norwich University following his senior season with the Cadets. A versatile 6-foot-7 forward, Joe Joe brought size, athleticism, and toughness to the program while competing at the NCAA Division III level. Prior to Norwich, he attended New Hampton School and was a member of Rice Memorial's 2020 Vermont Division I State Championship team before beginning his collegiate career. Throughout his time at Norwich, Joe Joe continued to develop into a reliable contributor, highlighted by standout performances that showcased his scoring ability and versatility. His work ethic, commitment to improvement, and team-first mentality made him a valuable member of the Cadets throughout his collegiate career.

Hathorn, a standout 5'10" guard from Hartford High School in White River Junction, VT, joins the Vermont State University Lyndon men’s basketball team for the 2024-25 season. Known for his sharpshooting and leadership, Hathorn led Hartford to a top Division 2 state ranking and averaged 13.5 points, four assists, and two rebounds in 2023-24. A well-rounded student-athlete, he maintained a 3.5 GPA and as a three-sport athlete

Grace Murphy graduated from Kenyon College in May 2026 following an outstanding four-year career with the Owls. A dependable guard and exceptional teammate, Grace appeared in 87 career games, totaling 228 points, 144 rebounds, 112 assists, and 31 steals. As a senior, she played in 25 games while making 25 starts, averaging 3.3 points, 3.3 rebounds, and 1.1 assists per game, serving as a steady leader for the Owls throughout the season. Grace's success extended well beyond the basketball court. She was named to the 2024 NCAA Division III Academic All-District Team, recognizing her outstanding achievements as both a student and an athlete.

Paige graduated from Western New England University in May 2026 after completing her collegiate basketball career with the Golden Bears. During the 2025–26 season, she appeared in 24 games, averaging 3.4 points, 2.1 rebounds, and 1.9 assists per game while shooting an impressive 88.9% from the free-throw line. As a freshman, Paige played in 22 games, totaling 62 points, 24 rebounds, and 21 assists. Before college, she played four years of varsity basketball at Essex High School in Vermont.

Tucker Tharpe is a former standout at Champlain Valley Union High School who went on to play collegiate basketball at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI). A member of CVU's historic 2023 Division I State Championship team, Tucker earned All-Metro recognition and was selected to Vermont's prestigious Dream Dozen. Known for his versatility, basketball IQ, defensive ability, and strong work ethic, Tucker developed into one of Vermont's top players in the Class of 2024.