St. John's NBA Players (2026-27)
All 6 former St. John's players on an NBA roster this season.
Updated Oct 16, 2026 · rosters as of the 2026-27 preseason
- Players
- 6
- Average height
- 6'7"
- Average age
- 24
- Teams represented
- 6 of 30
- Tallest
- Dillon Mitchell (6'8")
- Shortest
- Daniss Jenkins (6'4")
- Oldest
- Julian Champagnie (25)
- Youngest
- Zuby Ejiofor (22)
Six St. John's alumni are on NBA rosters for the 2026-27 season, each landing at a different team. The group skews young — the oldest is 25 and the youngest is 22 — and every player was born in the United States.
Forwards make up the majority of the group, with 4 of the 6 playing that position. The 2 guards round out a roster spread that reaches from Atlanta to Boston to San Antonio.
Think you'd know these players from their team, height, age and jersey number alone?
Play Guess-the-Player with only St. John's alumni →| Player | Team | Pos | Ht | Age | No. |
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F | 6'7" | 24 | #13 |
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G | 6'4" | 25 | #24 |
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F | 6'8" | 23 | #20 |
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F | 6'7" | 25 | #30 |
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G | 6'6" | 25 | #16 |
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F | 6'8" | 22 | #20 |
Click any column heading to sort. Players with no college listed came into the league from overseas or straight out of high school.
Heights and Ages Across the Group
The tallest players are Dillon Mitchell (Boston Celtics, 6'8") and Zuby Ejiofor (Atlanta Hawks, 6'8"), while Daniss Jenkins of the Detroit Pistons is the shortest at 6'4". Julian Champagnie, who wears #30 for the San Antonio Spurs, is the oldest at 25; Ejiofor, wearing #20 for Atlanta, is the youngest at 22.
Kadary Richmond (Cleveland Cavaliers, #16) and Bryce Hopkins (Denver Nuggets, #13) both stand at 6'6" and 6'7" respectively, keeping the group tightly clustered in height.
Where These Players Were Born
All 6 players were born in the United States. Two were born in Brooklyn, NY — Julian Champagnie and Kadary Richmond — and 2 were born in Texas: Daniss Jenkins in Dallas and Zuby Ejiofor in Garland. Dillon Mitchell was born in Tampa, FL, and Bryce Hopkins in Oak Park, IL.
One Player Per Team Across the League
Each of the 6 St. John's alumni plays for a different franchise, so there's no single team that concentrates this alumni group. They're spread across the Eastern and Western Conferences, with no two sharing a locker room.