At Evolution Basketball, our mission has always been to help players grow—not just in skill, but in mindset, work ethic, and leadership. From youth sessions to college hardwoods and professional arenas, our athletes continue to represent what it means to evolve.
The Evolution family continues to shine with several alumni now playing at the professional level.
Hunter Dickinson (Kansas) - From his early training days with Evolution to becoming one of college basketball’s most dominant big men, Hunter’s commitment and leadership have carried him to NBA.
Andre Screen (Butler) - A versatile center known for his footwork and defensive presence, Andre has taken his game to the professional ranks after a strong career in the Big East.
Chuck Harris (SMU) - Chuck’s scoring ability and confidence on the court made him a standout at Butler and now at SMU, where he continues to showcase the all-around game he built through years of hard work.
Otis Livingston (GMU) - A dynamic playmaker, Otis starred at George Mason before playing professionally overseas, bringing the same energy and IQ to training. He also worked out and coached with Evolution during his GMU days.
Charles Thompson (Towson) - Charles carved out a reputation as one of the toughest players in the CAA, anchoring Towson on both ends of the floor. Now playing professionally, he continues to demonstrate the strength and discipline that began at Evolution.
Saiquan Jamison (Bowie State) - Saiquan’s Evolution from a high-motor big man to a polished pro is a story of persistence. His dedication to growth—on and off the court—helped him earn opportunities at the professional level and inspire the next generation of Evolution athletes.
Terrance Williams (USC) – Has spent countless hours with Alex Harris improving his jumpshot. Injury sidelined him last season, but he is ready to make his mark on the Pac-12 for his final college season.
Derek Dixon (UNC - Chapel Hill) – A rising star in the ACC, Derek’s poise and work ethic have already made him a standout in Chapel Hill.
Adrien Stevens (Marquette) – One of the best young men in college basketball. Adrien is ready to bring his unmatched work ethic and professionalism to the Big East.
Grace Arnolie (Brown) – There's a reason she is playing in the Ivy League! An incredibly high-IQ player who has been a part of the #EVOFAMILY since 7th grade.
Garrett Johnson (GW) – Health issues and injuries have kept him off the court the past few seasons. Is back and better the ever. Ready to become a key piece to GW's success
Nyk Lewis (VCU) – A dynamic guard for the Rams, Nyk’s leadership and all-around game have made an immediate impact in the A-10. His toughness, pace, and feel for the game continue to showcase the Evolution standard at the college level.
We’re proud to continue working with dozens of current college athletes who have trained with Evolution and carried their habits into the next level:
Gibraltar Coleman (Flint Hill 2023) - American University (Division I)
Fiona Hastick (Paul IV 2023) - West Point (Division I)
Stella Gougoufkas (James Madison 2024) - Holy Cross (Division I)
Wes Peterson (Bishop O'Connell 2021) - Binghamton (Division I)
Jamal Miles (South County 2024) - South Carolina State (Division I)
Quin Gorman (Flint Hill 2024) - Stony Brook (Division I)
Kade Sebastian (Dematha 2025) - American (Division I)
Derek Dixon (Gonzaga 2025) - University of North Carolina (Division I)
Adrian Stevens (Bullis 2025) - Marquette (Division I)
Nyk Lewis (Gonzaga 2025) - VCU (Division I)
Grace Arnolie (James Madison 2022) - Brown University (Division I)
Garrett Brennan (SSSAS 2022) - Loyola Maryland (Division I)
Will Harper (Gonzaga 2025) - Richmond (Division I)
Kennedy Parrott (Centreville 2025) - Colgate (Division I)
Jack Lloyd (Flint Hill 2025) - Air Force (Division I)
Jeffery Ellison (Bishop Ireton 2023) - Barton College (Division II)
Kara Bremser (Mclean HS 2023) - Assumption College (Division II)
Elijah Adegbenro (Fairfax Christian 2024) - Belmont Abbey (Division II)
Vilte Kacerauskaite (St. Mary's Ryken 2025) - Shepard University (Division II)
Elizabeth Creed (Meridian 2023) - Christopher Newport (Division III)
Jessica Dornack (South Lakes 2023) - Christopher Newport (Division III)
Bella Bruce (Westfield 2023) - Randolph Macon (Division III)
Ethan O'Bryan (Wakefield 2023) - Drew (Division III)
Brian Weiser (Washington Liberty 2023) - Christopher Newport (Division III)
Nate Pabis (Flint Hill 2023) - Amherst College (Division III)
Ji Young Hartman (Trinity at. Meadow View 2023) - St. Mary's College (Division III)
Jay Randall (Patriot 2023) - University of Mary Washington (Division III)
Peyton Jones (Meridian 2023) - University of Rochester (Division III)
Mike Christenson (Trinity at Meadowview)Â - Grove City (Division III)
Gavin O'Malley (Tuscarora 2023) - Roanoke College (Division III)
Cara Vollmer (Brentsville 2023) - Marymount (Division III)
Caelan McCormack (Potomac School 2023) - St. Lawrence University (Division III)
Lyndsey Costigan (Flint Hill 2023) - Muhlenberg College (Division III)
Austin Smith (Potomac School 2023) - Virginia Wesleyan (Division III)
Ronnie Peters (Fairfax 2024) - Marymount (Division III)
Jack Gatjanis (Gonzaga 2024) - Colby College (Division III)
Connor Ammorski (Gonzaga 2024) - Washington & Lee (Division III)
Ian Hoochman (Walter Johnson 2024) - Haverford College (Division III)
Jack Robertson (Freedom South Riding 2024) - Hood College (Division III)
Madison Mckenzie (Gainesville 2024) - Christopher Newport (Division III)
Alayna Arnolie (James Madison) - Gettysburg (Division III)
Amaya Thrash (Colgan 2024) - Randolph College (Division III)
Mckenna Huff (Robinson 2024) - Mary Washington (Division III)
Elizabeth Barry (Robinson 2024) - Mary Washington (Division III)
Aaliyah Thrash (Colgan 2025) - Marymount (Division III)
Cheyenne Sweeney (Patriot 2025) - UMW (Division III)
Hobbes Fiel (James Madison 2025) - St. Mary's College (Division III)
Lyla Seneca (Woodgrove 2025) - Southern Virginia University (Division III)
Talan Dawkins (Freedom South Riding 2025) - Merchant Marine Academy (Division III)
Anya Rahman (Langley 2025) - Carnegie Mellon (Division III)
Tatum Olson (Mclean HS 2025) - Emory University (Division III)
Jordan Silverstein (Walter Johnson 2025) - Hood College (Division III)
Sean Martin (Heritage 2025) - Penn State Altoona (Division III)
Addison Padgett (Heritage 2025) - Chatham University (Division III)
These athletes continue to set the standard, carrying the lessons learned at Evolution into every game, practice, and classroom.
Our Winter Training Season (Nov 17 – Feb 8) is your chance to train alongside the same coaches who’ve helped hundreds of athletes reach their goals—from middle school stars to college and professional players.
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