Moneyball 2026 Rosters Revealed: Spartans Gear Up for Summer Competition

The highly anticipated 21st annual Moneyball Pro-Am in Lansing is set to kick off, with team rosters officially announced and the summer game schedule prepared. According to Barry Kiel from the Lansing State Journal, the six-team league will once again take place at Holt High School, offering fans a unique chance to enjoy free basketball every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the summer, except for the week of July 4th.

This year's format features teams comprised of players from Michigan State University, Lansing Community College, and other local institutions, ensuring an exciting blend of talent. Each squad includes two players from the Spartans, leading to some compelling matchups throughout the league.

Among the notable roster updates, Kur Teng will not be participating this season as he is still recovering from foot surgery, which was reported in May. Additionally, the Walton brothers, known for their dynamic play when they enter the game, will also be absent this summer.

If you're in the vicinity of Holt High School on summer evenings, the Moneyball Pro-Am presents an excellent opportunity to witness competitive basketball and preview Michigan State's lineup ahead of the upcoming season.

Here’s a look at the full rosters for the Moneyball Pro-Am:

Team Tri-Star: Coen Carr, Michigan State; Jesse McCulloch, Michigan State; K.J. Torbert, Bowling Green; Xavier Pendergrass, Northwood; William Young II, Northwood; Cameron Essell, Albion; Chancelor Mullins, Trinity; Mehki Ellison, Eastern Michigan (2026); Austin Stone, Kuyper College; Devan Wilson, Lansing Community College.

Team Faygo: Jasiah Jervis, Michigan State; Cam Ward, Michigan State; Anthony Benard, Wayne State; Treyvon Miller, Wesleyan; Nathan Thompson, Great Lakes Christian; Shamar Howard; Xavier Johnson, Henry Ford Community College; Tracy Holbrook, Austin Community College; Sidney Droughns, Lansing Community College.

Team BLT's Wearable Art: Kaleb Glenn, Michigan State; Matthew Watkins, Michigan State; Myles Sidney, Grand Valley State; Shamus Thompson, Grand Valley State; Darius Welch, Trine; Tucker Loynes, Grace Christian; Deshawnta Malone, Mid-Michigan College; Trendon Hankerson, Akron (2023); Kameron Hankerson, UW-Green Bay (2020).

Team Motorcars: Carlos Medlock Jr., Michigan State; Anton Bonke, Michigan State; Marcus Gray Jr., Grand Valley State; Austin Tory, Grand Valley State; Carter Bishop, Hope; Keyshawn Sommerville; Evan Rolston, Montcalm Community College; Shannon Henderson, Lansing Community College; Chris Pearl, Davenport (2020).

Team LAFCU: Jeremy Fears Jr., Michigan State; Ethan Taylor, Michigan State; Tevin Ali, Olivet; Rasheed Dyson, Great Lakes Christian; Cayden Ali, Lansing Community College; Jayce Branson, Henry Ford Community College; Logan Blackledge, Jackson; Marcus Wourman, Hope (2026); Mafiaion Joyner, UM-Dearborn.

Team SPS: Jordan Scott, Michigan State; Julius Avent, Michigan State; BJ Walker, Grand Valley State; Deaire Lee, Cleary; Dylan Smith, Grand Valley State; Forrest Bouyer Jr., Calvin (2021); Ryan Franklin, Olivet (2021); Malik Ellison, Saginaw Valley State (2020); Anajuwon Spencer, Wheaton (2020).

The Moneyball Pro-Am 2026 schedule is as follows:

June 23: 6 p.m. — Motorcars vs. Faygo; 7 p.m. — LAFCU vs. Tri-Star; 8 p.m. — BLT's vs. SPS

June 25: 6 p.m. — SPS vs. Motorcars; 7 p.m. — Faygo vs. Tri-Star; 8 p.m. — LAFCU vs. BLT's

July 7: 6 p.m. — Motorcars vs. Tri-Star; 7 p.m. — LAFCU vs. SPS; 8 p.m. — Faygo vs. BLT's

July 9: 6 p.m. — LAFCU vs. Faygo; 7 p.m. — Motorcars vs. BLT's; 8 p.m. — SPS vs. Tri-Star

July 14: 6 p.m. — BLT's vs. Tri-Star; 7 p.m. — LAFCU vs. Motorcars; 8 p.m. — SPS vs. Faygo

July 16: 6 p.m. — LAFCU vs. SPS; 7 p.m. — Motorcars vs. BLT's; 8 p.m. — SPS vs. Tri-Star

July 21: 6 p.m. — LAFCU vs. BLT's; 7 p.m. — Faygo vs. Tri-Star; 8 p.m. — SPS vs. Motorcars

July 23: 6 p.m. — SPS vs. BLT's; 7 p.m. — LAFCU vs. Tri-Star; 8 p.m. — Faygo vs. Motorcars

July 28: 6 p.m. — No. 3 Seed vs. No. 4 Seed; 7 p.m. — No. 1 Seed vs. No. 6 Seed; 8 p.m. — No. 2 Seed vs. No. 5 Seed

July 30: 6 p.m. — Winner of 3 vs. 4 vs. Winner of 2 vs. 5; 7 p.m. — Moneyball 3-Point Contest; 8 p.m. — Winner of 1 vs. 6 vs. Winner.