Josh Pratt, a 6-foot-2 point guard from Lincoln Park Performing Arts Carter School, has committed to Columbia University for Division I basketball. Ranked among the top recruits in Pennsylvania, he previously held offers from several schools. Columbia struggled last season, finishing 12-15 overall and 1-13 in the Ivy League.
Atticus Richmond from Newman School has committed to Columbia University for Division I basketball. The 6-foot-8 forward previously received an offer from Lehigh and played for the Illinois Wolves 17U UAA squad.
Former Richmond player Ryan Soulis is transferring to Columbia University’s Division I basketball program after averaging 1.8 points and 1.0 rebounds last season, following his tenure at Asheville School in high school.
Class of 2025 guard John Laboy II has committed to Columbia University's Division I basketball program. The versatile player also participates in baseball, excelling as a shortstop and pitcher, showcasing significant athletic talent.
Class of 2026 guard Sage Mateo from The Hun School has received a Division I offer from Columbia, marking his third. He also holds offers from Brown and Cornell, showcasing his academic and athletic prowess.
Quinn Costello, a 6-foot-9 forward from The Newman School, has received a Division I offer from Columbia University. He also attracts interest from several other colleges, showcasing remarkable shooting skills and versatility.
Miles Franklin, a guard at St. Andrew's Episcopal School, committed to the Division I Columbia Men's basketball program. Known for athleticism and unselfish play, he chose Columbia over other offers. Columbia had a 13-14 record in the 2023-24 season.
Jake Sussberg, a guard at Scarsdale High School, received an offer from Columbia University's Men's basketball program. Sussberg, a 6-foot-5 rising senior, previously received offers from NJIT and Kent State. Columbia had a 13-14 record in the 2023-24 season.
Additionally, the 6-foot-4 shooting guard held offers from George Mason, High Point, La Salle, Stony Brook, Northern Illinois, Manhattan and Robert Morris.
Clarkson, who is a highly skilled long-range shooter, had an offer from UPenn, and been on unofficial visits to American University and U.S Naval Academy, per his Twitter account. Last season, Clarkson attended Crosby High School.
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