La Salles mens basketball program is gearing up for the 2026-27 season with the addition of Jay Nelson Mboudjika, a six-foot-ten forward from Cameroon. Mboudjika, who chose La Salle over Rhode Island and St. Bonaventure, brings international experience and impressive skills to the team. He averaged eight points and eight rebounds last season at CATS Academy and showcased his versatility and shot-blocking potential on the AAU circuit. Mboudjika is one of five international players and three freshmen joining the squad, adding a global flavor and fresh energy to the Explorers.

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La Salle mens basketball secures guard Jamison Lynam for the 2026-27 season. Hailing from Lorton, Virginia, Lynam brings Blue and Gold energy from his successful stint at Division Three Arcadia University. With a career-high 17.7 points per game and a knack for three-pointers, Lynams Philly hoops roots run deep. His family ties to La Salle are strong, with cousin Mike Doyle as an assistant coach and aunt Denise Dei Lynam as the head womens golf coach. Lynams impressive freshman year and family legacy make him a promising addition to the team.

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La Salle Lands Rink: New Frontcourt Beast

Rob Dockery, La Salles redshirt sophomore, secured Second Team All-Big Five honors, averaging 12.5 points, 6.1 rebounds, and 1.5 steals per game. He led the league in free throws made, ranked high in scoring, rebounds, and steals in Atlantic Ten play, and set records with a career-high 33 points and 10 rebounds. Dockery closed strong with a six-game streak, earning Big Five Player of the Week, and La Salle looks forward to a bounce-back season with him leading the way.

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La Salle mens basketball secures key transfers: Devin Booker, Kam Burton, and Vice Zanki join the team, bolstering backcourt and frontcourt depth. Booker, a Philly native, brings local fire and high school prowess. Burton, a sharpshooter, boasts impressive three-point shooting stats. Zanki, a Croatian forward, contributes experience and shooting accuracy. These additions position La Salle for a competitive Atlantic Ten season.

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La Salle Signs Philly Forward Finkley

La Salle mens basketball bolsters roster for 2026-27 season with guard Trey Moss, who brings experience from George Washington and William & Mary. Moss, a redshirt senior, averaged 13.5 points and 4.3 rebounds at William & Mary, and started at South Florida. He joins returning forwards Max Lipacis and Arlan Masharaliyev, aiming to build continuity and strengthen the backcourt.

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Jackie Moore, a trailblazing Black basketball player, passed away at 93. He led La Salle to the 1952 NIT Championship, averaging 12.2 points and 12.6 rebounds per game. In his NBA career, he played for Syracuse Nationals, Milwaukee Hawks, and Philadelphia Warriors, becoming the first Black player for the Warriors in 1955. Moores legacy lives on in halls of fame, and he is survived by his family.

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