Report: 44 prospects invited to G League Combine ahead of NBA Draft

May 1, 2026

The NBA Combine gets the spotlight. The G League Combine is where a few names break through.

According to Jonathan Givony, 44 prospects have been invited to the G League Combine in Chicago, set for May 8-10. The top performers will have a chance to stick around for the main NBA draft combine.

Here is the full list, per Givony:

G League Combine Invites (2026)

Michael Ajayi, F, Butler
Alijah Arenas, G, USC
Donovan Atwell, G/F, Texas Tech
Nathan Bittle, C, Oregon
Elliot Cadeau, G, Michigan
Rafael Castro, F/C, George Washington
Zach Cleveland, F, Liberty
Jacob Cofie, F, USC
MJ Collins, G, Utah State
Quadir Copeland, G, NC State
Melvin Council, G, Kansas
Tucker DeVries, G/F, Indiana
Tre Donaldson, G, Miami
Reynan Dos Santos, G, Mexico City Capitanes
Malique Ewin, F/C, Arkansas
Jamal Fuller, G/F, Long Island
Isiah Harwell, G, Houston
Jaden Henley, G/F, Grand Canyon
Bryce Hopkins, G/F, St. John’s
Graham Ike, F, Gonzaga
Kasen Jennings, G, Appalachian State
Trey Kaufman-Renn, F, Purdue
Keba Keita, C, BYU
Kobe Knox, G/F, South Carolina
Xaivian Lee, G, Florida
Malique Lewis, F, Australia
Tamin Lipsey, G, Iowa State
Fletcher Loyer, G, Purdue
Aidan Mahaney, G, Santa Barbara
Robert McCray, G, Florida State
Kevin Miller, G, SMU
Mark Mitchell, F, Missouri
Paulius Murauskas, F, Saint Mary’s
Jaron Pierre, G, SMU
Kowacie Reeves, G/F, Georgia Tech
Jaylin Sellers, G, Providence
Markhi Strickland, G, North Dakota State
Aiden Tobiason, G, Temple
Seth Trimble, G, North Carolina
Cade Tyson, F, Minnesota
Ernest Udeh, C, Miami
Lamar Wilkerson, G, Indiana
Darrion Williams, F, NC State
Noam Yaacov, G, Belgium

A handful of players from this event typically earn two-way deals or training camp invites. It is also a key checkpoint for early entrants deciding whether to stay in the draft or return to school.

Not all 44 will be there by tipoff. The list is expected to shift as players make final decisions.