Curtis Stinson Jr., a towering guard from the Bronx, joins Cleveland States 2026 class. After a year at North Texas, hes poised to contribute, having earned Iowa Gatorade Player of the Year honors in high school. With a solid resume, Stinson is set to play a key role in the Vikings rebuild.

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Cleveland State secures ninth commit for 2026 class, Owen Bronston, a six-foot-six forward from Fairfield, Ohio. Bronston, with experience from three schools, showcases impressive growth, averaging 26 points per game in his sophomore year and 10 points in his junior year. He joins a strong incoming class, signaling a fierce future for Cleveland State.

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Cleveland State secures local talent, Deandre Jones, a six-foot-eight forward, for their incoming class. Jones, who spent two seasons at Kent State, brings height and hometown flair. With eight commits, including standout high school player Jones, the Vikings are gearing up for a competitive season.

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Derek Vorst, a 610 center from Indiana State, commits to Cleveland States 2026 basketball class. Known for his size and skills, Vorst averaged 4.7 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 1 assist per game at Indiana State. With a high school background of Northwest Ohio First Team and All-Ohio Special Mention, Vorst is set to contribute immediately. Joining a solid incoming class, Vorst helps Cleveland State build momentum in the Horizon League.

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Cleveland State Mens Basketball Secures Sixth Commit: Jordan Lowery, a Versatile Guard from Texas

Jordan Lowery, a six-foot-one guard from Denton, Texas, has committed to Cleveland States mens basketball team. After playing his freshman year at UT Arlington, Lowery transferred and is now joining the Vikings. He was named to the WAC All-Freshman Team, averaging 4.6 points, 1.4 rebounds, and 1.2 assists per game. In high school, Lowery was a four-star talent, ranked 250th nationally, and led his team to their first state title. He joins a solid incoming class, including Rayvon Griffith, Alex Bruskotter, Gavin Headings, Micah Bays, and Dylan Foster, giving Cleveland State depth and potential for a strong season.

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Cleveland State mens basketball secures fifth commit for incoming class, adding six-foot-eight forward Rayvon Griffith from Cincinnati, Ohio. Griffith brings size and experience, averaging four points and three rebounds per game at Kent State last season. He previously played at Cincinnati and Taft High School, where he led his team to a state title as a junior. Griffiths addition rounds out a promising group for the 2026 class, setting the stage for a rebuild and potential contention.

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Cleveland State basketball coach Rob Summers bolsters his staff with Tre Gomillion, a former player and two-time all-defensive honoree, and Drew Denisco, a seasoned coach with experience at Eastern Michigan, Michigan State, and the Cavaliers. Both are eager to contribute to the Vikings pursuit of another Horizon League title.

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Gavin Headings, a six-foot-eight forward from Pickerington, Ohio, is returning home to join Cleveland States mens basketball team. With experience from Pitt-Johnstown and Ranger College, Headings brings solid size and skills to the team. In his freshman year at Pitt-Johnstown, he averaged 11.2 points, 7.3 rebounds, and 1.9 assists per game. At Ranger College, he played 31 games with 25 starts, averaging 9.9 points, 8.1 rebounds, and 3.2 assists. Headings high school career at Pickerington Central, where he led his team to a state title and a runner-up spot, showcases his winning mentality. With Dylan Foster and Micah Bays already in the 2026 class, Cleveland State is building a strong team, and Headings fit will be worth watching.

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