Portsmouth Invitational Releases 2026 Rosters
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PORTSMOUTH, Va. — The Portsmouth Invitational Tournament (P.I.T.) has unveiled the 64 seniors who will compete in the 2026 edition of the showcase, set for April 15–18 in Portsmouth, Virginia.
The four-day event offers graduating college players a final opportunity to impress NBA scouts before the draft combine. Recent P.I.T. alumni such as Toumani Camara, Craig Porter Jr., Daniss Jenkins and Kobe Sanders have turned strong showings into professional contracts; Camara and Sanders were selected in the second round in 2023 and 2025, respectively.
Full 2026 participant list
Each of the eight tournament teams will feature eight players:
Rashaun Agee (Texas A&M) • Donovan Atwell (Texas Tech) • Ezra Ausar (USC) • Robbie Avila (Saint Louis) • Kylan Boswell (Illinois) • Duke Brennan (Villanova) • Nimari Burnett (Michigan) • John Camden (California) • Javontae Campbell (Bowling Green) • Corey Camper Jr. (Nevada) • Tre Carroll (Xavier) • Rafael Castro (George Washington) • Zach Cleveland (Liberty) • Carson Cooper (Michigan State) • Quadir Copeland (NC State) • Melvin Council Jr. (Kansas) • Malik Dia (Mississippi) • Josh Dix (Creighton) • Tre Donaldson (Miami) • Themus Fulks (UCF) • David Green (Tulsa) • JVonne Hadley (Louisville) • Jaden Henley (Grand Canyon) • Meechie Johnson (South Carolina) • Nate Johnson (Kansas State) • Tavari Johnson (Akron) • Lajae Jones (Florida State) • Trey Kaufman-Renn (Purdue) • Jaxon Kohler (Michigan State) • Riley Kugel (UCF) • Toibu Lawal (Virginia Tech) • Xaivian Lee (Florida) • Tamin Lipsey (Iowa State) • Ven-Allen Lubin (NC State) • Amani Lyles (Akron) • Max Mackinnon (LSU) • Rienk Mast (Nebraska) • Robert McCray V (Florida State) • Devin McGlockton (Vanderbilt) • Duke Miles (Vanderbilt) • Kevin “Boopie” Miller (SMU) • Mark Mitchell (Missouri) • KeShawn Murphy (Auburn) • Izaiyah Nelson (USF) • Moe Odum (Arizona State) • Felix Okpara (Tennessee) • Nijel Pack (Oklahoma) • Kowacie Reeves Jr. (Georgia Tech) • Malik Reneau (Miami) • Jordan Riley (East Carolina) • Chase Ross (Marquette) • Anthony Roy (Oklahoma State) • Jaylin Sellers (Providence) • TreVon Spillers (Wake Forest) • Corey Stephenson (FIU) • AJ Storr (Mississippi) • Peter Suder (Miami OH) • Nick Townsend (Yale) • Seth Trimble (UNC) • Cade Tyson (Minnesota) • Ernest Udeh Jr. (Miami) • Jalen Washington (Vanderbilt) • Solomon Washington (Maryland) • Tre White (Kansas)
Prospects on ESPN’s top-100 board
Illinois guard Kylan Boswell, who helped lead the Illini to the Final Four, is the highest-ranked invitee at No. 66 on ESPN’s latest big board. Tennessee center Felix Okpara sits at No. 86, and Purdue forward Trey Kaufman-Renn is No. 88.
Play begins Wednesday, April 15, with games running through Saturday, April 18. Standout performances could earn players invitations to the NBA Draft Combine in May.
Source: Hoops Rumors
