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SPOKANE, Wash. – Gonzaga’s Graham Ike was one of 44 players that received an invitation for the 2026 AWS NBA G League Combine.
The NBA G League Combine is at Wintrust Arena in Chicago on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The three-day event provides NBA Draft prospects with the opportunity to showcase their talent in front of NBA and NBA G League scouts, coaches, and front-office executives. Participants will take part in five-on-five games as well as strength and agility drills.
A select number of players from the draft-eligible group will earn invitations to the AWS NBA Draft Combine 2026 later in the week, based on their performance at the AWS NBA G League Combine. Last year, former GU standout Ryan Nembhard earned one of those invitations and played with the Dallas Mavericks this season in the NBA.
Notable NBA players who have previously participated in the NBA G League Combine include former Zag and Indiana Pacers guard Andrew Nembhard, New York Knicks guard Jose Alvarado, Dallas Mavericks forward Caleb Martin, Brooklyn Nets guard Terance Mann, Cleveland Cavaliers guard Max Strus, and three-time AT&T Slam Dunk champion and two-time Kia NBA G League MVP Mac McClung.
2026 AWS NBA G League Combine Invited Players
Player
College/Pro Team
Michael Ajayi
Butler
Alijah Arenas
USC
DJ Armstrong Jr.
UMBC
Donovan Atwell
Texas Tech
Nate Bittle
Oregon
Rafael Castro
George Washington
Zach Cleveland
Liberty
Jacob Cofie
USC
M.J. Collins Jr.
Utah State
Quadir Copeland
NC State
Melvin Council Jr.
Kansas
Tucker DeVries
Indiana
Tre Donaldson
Miami (FL)
Reynan dos Santos
Mexico City Capitanes (NBA G League)
Malique Ewin
Arkansas
Jamal Fuller
Long Island University
Isiah Harwell
Houston
Jaden Henley
Grand Canyon
Bryce Hopkins
St. John’s
Graham Ike
Gonzaga
Kasen Jennings
Appalachian State
Trey Kaufman-Renn
Purdue
Keba Keita
BYU
Kobe Knox
South Carolina
Xaivian Lee
Florida
Malique Lewis
SE Melbourne Phoenix (Australia)
Tamin Lipsey
Iowa State
Fletcher Loyer
Purdue
Aidan Mahaney
UC Santa Barbara
Robert McCray V
Florida State
Kevin Miller
SMU
Mark Mitchell Jr.
Missouri
Paulius Murauskas
Saint Mary’s
Jaron Pierre Jr.
SMU
Kowacie Reeves Jr.
Georgia Tech
Jaylin Sellers
Providence
Markhi Strickland
North Dakota State
Aiden Tobiason
Temple
Seth Trimble
UNC
Cade Tyson
Minnesota
Ernest Udeh Jr.
Miami (FL)
Lamar Wilkerson
Indiana
Darrion Williams
NC State
Noam Yaacov
Telenet BC Oostende (Belgium)