EuroBasket Pro Redhawks Weekly Update

- May 18, 2026

POSTED BY: Eurobasket News

EuroBasket Pro Redhawks Weekly Update

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We bring you last week's top former Redhawks players who are currently playing in pro basketball.

   #1. Experienced champion Aaron Broussard, a 6'5'' guard who is 36 years old and graduated from Seattle in 2012, currently plays professionally in Portugal. In a recent game, he played a crucial role in his team's dominant 94-79 victory over the eighth-ranked Braga in the Portuguese Liga Betclic Masculina. Broussard showcased his skills by scoring 8 points, grabbing 6 rebounds, and dishing out 6 assists in just 30 minutes of play. Sport Lisboa Benfica, where Broussard plays, is currently the top team in the league with a record of 20-2. This win marked their fifth consecutive victory, demonstrating their strong form. Broussard, in his fifth season with the team, continues to be a key player contributing to his team's success as a finalist. Throughout the season, Broussard has maintained solid statistics, averaging 12.8 points, 4.7 rebounds, 4.5 assists, and 1.6 steals per game in the 23 games he has played so far. His consistent performance on the court highlights his abilities as a champion player.

   #2. Australian player Kobe Williamson, standing tall at 6'8'' and a 24-year-old forward, is a former Redhawks alumnus from 2025. In that year, he played a crucial role in helping them clinch the Australian NBL1 South Regular Season Champion title. Currently, he is showcasing his talent as a professional player in Australia. Recently, Williamson led the Knox Raiders to a convincing victory over the 19th-ranked United with a final score of 103-75 in an Australian NBL One game. In this matchup, Williamson displayed his prowess by achieving a double-double with 14 points and 13 rebounds in just 25 minutes of play, an impressive feat for a rookie in the professional basketball scene. The Knox Raiders, with an 8-3 record, currently hold the second position in the South group standings. In another remarkable performance against Geelong U, Williamson once again stood out by contributing 14 points, 13 rebounds, and 1 assist. This stellar display not only secured the win for his team but also earned him the prestigious Triple-Double Badge from eurobasket.com. Williamson's consistent excellence on the court highlights his skills and solidifies his status as a champion in the sport. Throughout this season, Williamson has maintained solid statistics, averaging 14.1 points, 8.9 rebounds, 2.0 assists, and 1.1 blocks per game across 11 appearances. His impressive contributions demonstrate his potential to continue excelling and make a significant impact in the league as a formidable finalist.

   #3. Australian basketball player Brody Nunn, standing at 6'1'' and 23 years old, graduated from Seattle in 2024 before embarking on his professional career in Australia. In a recent Australian NBL One game, Nunn, a key player for his team, joined forces with his teammate Kobe Williamson, and their combined efforts led to a decisive victory against the 19th-ranked United with a score of 103-75. During the game, Nunn showcased his skills by scoring 7 points, securing 3 rebounds, and delivering 8 assists in 34 minutes of play. His exceptional performance was instrumental in ensuring the team's triumph over Geelong U, highlighting his pivotal role as the champion of the game. Throughout the season, Nunn has maintained impressive statistics, averaging 13.0 points, 3.3 rebounds, 5.5 assists, and 1.2 steals per game across 11 matches. His consistent contributions on the court have solidified his reputation as a standout player and a formidable finalist in every game he plays.

   #4. Australian champion Tidjane Diop, a 6'8'' forward aged 35 and an alum of Redhawks from 2012, currently playing professionally in Australia, played a key role in leading the Gold Coast Rollers to a victory over the 13th-ranked South West Metro Pirates with a score of 114-96 in the Australian NBL One, which is the second division, during Saturday night's game. Despite scoring only 2 points in 12 minutes, his presence on the court was influential. The Gold Coast Rollers, currently holding a record of 5-1, are positioned second in the North group standings, with the recent win marking their fifth consecutive victory. This season marks Diop's eighth year with the team, showcasing his loyalty and dedication to the club. In the game against the South West Metro Pirates, Diop contributed 2 points and grabbed 2 rebounds, playing a crucial role in helping his team secure the win and ultimately be crowned as the champion. His performance exemplified his importance to the team and his ability to make a difference in critical moments. Throughout this season, Diop has been averaging 4.3 points per game and 3.0 rebounds per game across six games, demonstrating his consistent performance and value to the Gold Coast Rollers. With his experience and skills, Diop continues to be a vital asset for the team as they strive for further success in the league.

   #5. Cameron Tyson, a 6'3'' guard who graduated from Seattle in 2024 and received the CBI All-Tournament MVP award that year, is currently playing professionally in Canada. In a recent game for the Brampton Honey Badgers, he showcased his skills by being a key contributor in their 91-86 victory against the Blackjacks. Tyson put up an impressive performance, scoring 24 points, grabbing 8 rebounds, and playing for 35 minutes. This game marked his debut for the Brampton Honey Badgers this season, which is remarkable considering he is only in his second season in professional basketball. Despite the team's current 2-0 record this season, it is still early, and anything can happen as the season progresses. In a standout performance against Ottawa, Tyson once again displayed his talent by scoring 24 points, grabbing 8 rebounds, and dishing out 1 assist. His exceptional play was instrumental in securing the victory for his team, highlighting why he is indeed a champion on the court.

   #6. Myles Carter, a 29-year-old center standing at 6'9'' and an alumnus of the Redhawks class of 2020, showcased his prowess on the basketball court as he played a crucial role in Caimanes' victory over the closely-ranked Sabios with a score of 99-91 in the Colombian LBP during Friday night's game. In an impressive display, Carter achieved a double-double by scoring 19 points, securing 10 rebounds, and contributing 4 assists during his 33 minutes on the court. His exceptional performance not only helped lead his team to victory but also highlighted his skills as a finalist. Throughout the game, Carter's 19 points, 10 rebounds, and 4 assists were instrumental in securing the win for Caimanes, solidifying his status as a champion player. This season, Carter has maintained strong statistics, averaging 15.0 points per game, 8.1 rebounds per game, 2.1 assists per game, and 1.4 blocks per game across seven games. His consistent contributions on the court have undoubtedly established him as a key player and a force to be reckoned with in the league.

   #7. Canadian Matthew-Alexander Moncrieffe, a 6'8'' forward aged 25, who graduated from Seattle in 2025 and received the All-WAC First Team award that same year, currently plays professionally in Canada. He is teammates with the aforementioned Cameron Tyson and recently shared the court with him in the latest Canadian Elite Basketball League game. Moncrieffe played a pivotal role in the Brampton Honey Badgers' triumph over the Blackjacks with a score of 91-86. In an impressive performance, he achieved a double-double by contributing 17 points and securing 14 rebounds in just 29 minutes of play. This game marked his debut for the Brampton Honey Badgers this season. In a subsequent match against Ottawa, Moncrieffe once again showcased his skills by scoring 17 points, grabbing 14 rebounds, and providing 2 assists to help his team secure the win. His exceptional performance did not go unnoticed, as he was awarded the Triple-Double Badge by eurobasket.com for his outstanding display on the court. This remarkable achievement further solidified Moncrieffe's reputation as a true champion and finalist in the game.

Other former Seattle University players, who play in pro basketball:

Isiah Umipig (6'0''-PG-1992, played in 2010-12) plays for Spartak Pleven in Bulgarian NBL
Riley Grigsby (6'6''-G/F-1999, played in 2018-23) plays for Sioux Falls Skyforce in the NBA G League
Alex Schumacher (6'3''-G-2001, played in 2022-24) plays for Long Island Nets in the NBA G League
Jordan Dallas (6'10''-C/F-1997, played in 2019-20) plays for Sunrockers Shibuya in Japanese B1 League
Mikkel Hauge (6'4''-F-1999, played in 2016-20) played for Vaerlose in Danish BasketLigaen few monts ago
Brandton Chatfield (6'10''-F-2001, played in 2021-24) plays for Nuernberg Falcons BC in German ProA
Oluwashore Adenekan (6'9''-F/C-1991, played in 2013-15) played for Grevenbroich in German Regionalliga last year
Mattia Da Campo (6'6''-G-1997, played in 2016-20) plays for Vicenza in Italian Serie B Nazionale
Seyi Reiley (6'5''-F-1999, played in 2022-24) played for Vilkaviskis in Lithuanian NKL last year
Charles Garcia (6'9''-PF-1988, played in 2009-10) plays for Los Angeles Blue Waves in the USBL
Nathan Robinson (6'5''-G-2000, played in 2020-22) plays for Caribbean Storm Islands in Colombian LBP

Notice: The list above includes only some of alumni playing currently in pro basketball. Check complete list of Seattle University basketball alumni.