Men's Basketball Coach Lange Discusses Roster Movement
Thank you Justice, Derek, Anthony, Dasear, Will, Mekai, Khaafiq, Steven, Kevin, Billy and our two incoming freshmen, Austin Williford and Owen Verna for their steadfast loyalty and commitment to St. Joe's.
It speaks volumes of their character, their appreciation of the nurturing SJU community, and impact of our program's culture.
The new normal in college athletics is the transfer portal and NIL. We are in a state of growth and have an opportunity to adapt and be proactive while maintaining transcendent and stable pillars that are true to the core of the story of St. Joe's basketball.
Our recent portal additions speak to that tradition and our current trajectory. Jaiden Glover-Toscano is a dynamic, multi-skilled, athletic, winning, two-way guard with a high upside and a desire to be great. He is the highest rated recruit in the history of St. Joe's basketball. His heart is what separates him as he is selfless, an ultra-competitor and a team first guy, with a fearless mentality. We can't wait to help him chase his dreams on Hawk Hill.
Deuce Jones has the DNA of a Saint Joseph's guard. He will make those that have been in that position proud to have worn the Crimson and Grey. He exudes swagger and passion, creating confidence in his teammates by the way he attacks the moment. We hated preparing for him – which is the ultimate compliment from a coaching staff. He was our conference's Rookie of the Year and has so much room for development. His work ethic is going to elevate our gym.
Al Amodou is pure energy. He attacks with his voice and his play. For the past 24 months, he has competed in a program culture that models many of the same things we believe in here on and off the court. He has versatility on both ends because of his intelligence and athleticism. He has been well coached his whole life at every level, loves to learn and can improve rapidly in our development structure. We are thrilled to have steward this next stage of his basketball journey.
I am grateful to our entire staff. We have created a developing, loving, resilient environment that reflects the entire brand of Saint Joseph's University. Our remarkable 4-year retention rate is evidence of young men finding their scholastic and athletic dreams come true here on Hawk Hill. Equally important, they have a place they can call home.
Latest Women's Tennis News
- Alex Kelsey Named Atlantic 10 Baseball Rookie of the WeekSaint Joseph's freshman center fielder Alex Kelsey was named the Atlantic 10 Baseball Rookie of the Week, the league office announced on Monday afternoon.
- 4x800m Relay Charges to Title as Men's Track Places Eighth at Atlantic 10 Outdoor ChampionshipsThe Saint Joseph's men's 4x800m relay took gold on Sunday as the Hawks placed eighth at the 2025 Atlantic 10 Outdoor Track and Field Championships at George Mason. The performance was one of five medal-winning showings by the squad, including all three relays.
- Curry Strikes Gold as Women's Track Places 10th at Atlantic 10 Outdoor ChampionshipsSenior Ava Curry took the gold medal in the 1500m to lead the Saint Joseph's women's track team at the 2025 Atlantic 10 Outdoor Track and Field Championships at George Mason this weekend. As a team, the Hawks collected three podium finishes on the way to a 10th-place team result.
- Women’s Lacrosse Falls in Title Game of A-10 Championship to #25 MassachusettsRICHMOND, Va. – The Saint Joseph's women's lacrosse team fell to #25 Massachusetts, 15-4, in the Atlantic 10 Championship title game on Sunday afternoon inside of Robins Stadium.
- Softball Takes Twinbill to Head into A-10 Tourney with MomentumOLEAN, N.Y. – The Saint Joseph's softball team broke out the bats with 26 runs across two games as the Hawks swept a twinbill from St. Bonaventure. St. Joe's won the completion of a suspended game 12-2 to open the day and won the second contest 14-4 in five innings.
- Baseball Drops Series Finale at George MasonThe Saint Joseph's baseball team fell to George Mason, 9-1, in the series finale between the teams at Spuhler Field on Sunday afternoon.