2025:
Australia:
Joe Jackson, 6-7, 205, Indiana University SE (Woodville Warriors-NBL1-Australia)
Hussayn Ford, 6-6, 215, Northwest University (Southern Peninsula Sharks-Australia)
Jaylen Nixon, 6-3, 175, Eastern Pennsylvania JUCO (Port Macquarie Dolphins-Australia, February 2025 to August 2025) and Eagles Basketball Club, Darwin-Australia (August 2025 to February 2026)
Quayshun Hawkins, 6-2, 180, Benedict College (Ansett Basketball Club--Darwin, Australia)
Sean McCurdy, 6-5, 200, Pacific Lutheran University (Port Macquarie Dolphins-Australia)
Michael Dupree, 6-2, 180, Northwest University (SK Cherkasy Basketball Club, Ukraine)
Emmett Linton III, University of Providence (Eagles Basketball Club, Darwin, Australia)
2024:
Australia:
Joe Jackson, 6-7, 205, Indiana University SE (Woodville Warriors-NBL1-Australia)
Kobe Powell, 5-9, 160, Texas A & M University (Texarkana); (Port Macquarie Dolphins Basketball Club, February 2024 to August 2024); and (Eagles Basketball Club, Darwin, Australia) September 2024 to February 2025.
Michael Dupree, 6-2, 180, Northwest University (Willeton Tigers--NBL1---Australia)
Michael Dupree, 6-2, 180, Northwest University (Veszprem Kosarlabda Basketball Club, Hungary)
Colbye Jackson, 5-10, 175, Chadron State University (Eagles Basketball Club, Darwin, Australia)
Quayshun Hawkins, 6-2, 180, Benedict College (Ansett Basketball Club--Darwin, Australia)
2023:
Australia:
Jawan Stepney, 6-4, 185, Central Washington University (Woodville Warriors--NBL1-Australia)
Joe Jackson, 6-7, 205, Indiana University SE (Woodville Warriors-NBL1-Australia)
Lafonzo Smith, 6-9, 210, Benedict College (Goldfield Giants--NBL1--Australia)
Michael Dupree, 6-2, 180, Northwest University (Goldfield Giants---NBL1--Australia) and (Uni Rebels Basketball Club--Darwin, Australia)
Hussayn Ford, 6-6, 210, Northwest University (Warwick Senators--NBL1--Australia)
Djuan Miller, 5-9, 170, University of Illinois (Eagles Basketball Club--Darwin, Australia)
Quayshun Hawkins, 6-2, 180, Benedict College (Uni Rebels Basketball Club--Darwin, Australia)
Anthony Golden, 6-2, 180, NW Nazarene University (TV Jets Basketball Club--Darwin, Australia)
2022:
Australia:
Joe Jackson, 6-7, 205, Indiana University SE (Woodville Warriors-NBL1-Australia)
Hussayn Ford, 6-6, 210, Northwest University (Goldfield Giants--NBL1-Australia)
Jawan Stepney, 6-4, 185, Central Washington University (Woodville Warriors--NBL1-Australia)
Lafonzo Smith, 6-9, 205, Benedict College (Goldfield Giants--NBL1--Australia)
2021:
Australia:
Joe Jackson, 6-7, 205, Indiana University SE (Woodville Warriors-NBL1-Australia)
2019-2020:
Australia:
Joe Jackson, 6-7, 205, Indiana University SE (Darwin Eagles-Australia)
Quayshun Hawkins, 6-2,180, Benedict College (Tamworth Thunderbolts-Australia)
Jawan Stepney, 6-3, 185, Central Washington University (Canberra City Stallions-Australia)
2018-2019:
Australia:
Brandon Morris, 6-8, 210, Benedict College (Eastern Mavericks-Australia)
Quayshun Hawkins, 6-2, 180, Benedict College (Tamworth Thunderbolts-Australia)
2017-2018:
Australia:
Anthony Golden, 6-2, 180, NW Nazarene University (East Perth Eagles-Australia)
2016-2017:
Australia:
Anthony Golden, 6-2, 180, NW Nazarene University (Darwin Eagles-Australia)
JB Pillard, 6-7, 225, Central Washington University (Goldfield Giants-Australia)
Matt Smith, 6-9, 220, Florida College (SW Slammers-Australia)
2015-2016:
Marcus Goode, 6-10, 280, Benedict College (Cockburn Cougars-Australia)
JB Pillard, 6-7, 225, Central Washington University (Darwin Uni Rebels-Australia)
Marcus Bradford, 6-4, 180, Columbia College (Guangzhou Dragons-China)
2014-2015:
Paul Hafford, 6-4, 190, Portland State University (Mandurah Magic-Australia)
Jordan Hamilton, 6-6, 190, Lehigh University (Heffingen-Luxembourg)
2013-2014:
Duran Blue, 6-1, 170, Lee University (Goldfield Giants-Australia)
Avery Scharer, 6-2, 180, Shoreline College (Kuala Lumpur-Malaysia)
Rory Miller, 6-7, 190, Columbus State University (Al Ahli-Saudi Arabia)
Marcus Bradford, 6-4,180, Columbia College (Beijing Panthers-China)
2012-2013:
Billy McNutt, 6-9, 235, Douglas College (Etzella-Luxembourg)
Tim Pierce, 6-7, 200, San Jose State University (Konstaz-Germany)
Melvin Jones, 5-8, 160, Portland State University (Hanover-Germany)
Frank Igbekoyi, 6-8, 225, Chico State University (Middlesborough Mohawks-England)
2011-2012:
Jamaal Miller, 6-2, 180, Green River College (Beijing Olympians-China)
2010-2011:
Marcus Jacobs, 5-8, 170, Tarleton State University (Talca Santiago-Chile)
Marques Hayden, 6-7, 225, Kansas State University (Talca Santiago-Chile)
Tyler Amaya, 6-6, 200, Western Washington University (Otago Nuggets-New Zealand)
2009-2010:
Lynell Ingram, 6-5, 200, West Virginia Wesleyan University (Halifax-NBL Canada)
Tony Champion, 6-10, 285, Sacramento State University (D-League-LA Defenders)
Daniel McFaul, 6-5, 210, College of Idaho (Talca Santiago-Chile)
Marques Echols, 6-2, 180, Seattle Pacific University (Rosenheim-Germany)
2008-2009:
Rashaad Powell, 6-6, 190, University of Idaho (D-League-Dakota Wizards)
Lemar Gayle, 6-6, 190, Cal State-Bakersfield ( Otago Nuggets-New Zealand)
Antoine Tisby, 6-8, 235, University of South Carolina (Otago Nuggets-New Zealand)
2007-2008:
Lemar Gayle, 6-6, 190, Cal State-Bakersfield (D-League-Bakersfield Jam)
Alex Adedrian, 6-9, 255, Binghamton University (Dynamo-Russia)
Terrance Woodyard, 6-9, 200, Western Carolina University (Halifax-NBL Canada)
2006-2007:
Rashaad Powell, 6-6, 190, University of Idaho (An Nahl Sharijah-Saudi Arabia)
Justin Murray, 6-6, 230, Washington State University (Al Ahli-Saudi Arabia)
2005-2006:
Donald Watts, 6-5, University of Washington (Royal Atomica-Belgium)
