Canadian 2018 NCAA Transfer List

There’s over 480 NCAA Transfers to this date with more coming almost by the hour. The number is expected to reach well over 750.

Coaching changes, poor fits, coaches recruiting over players, players choosing the wrong level, moving up or down in levels are all some of the factors that go into student-athletes making the transfer decision.

Considering the number of total Canadians playing NCAA basketball, the ratio is not so bad; the majority seem to be in good fits for the time being.

Here are the total number of Canadian players from this past season on both the men’s and women’s side.

Total men D1: 100 (112 on team rosters)
Total men D2: 33 (40 on team  rosters)
Total women D1:  83 (100 on team rosters)
Total women D2: 19 (20 on team rosters)
Statistics provided by Hasan Alanam – NCAA Stat Tracker

Of the 390+ transfers, 9 of them are Canadian. Of the names of talent players below, some are open to moving to another program in the NCAA to take a redshirt year while others are open to the idea of coming back to Canada to complete their university careers at the USports level.

The most highly sought after is Joseph Chartouny who is coming off of 3 years at Fordham where he built a list of accolades through his production.

Chartouny and Otas Iyekekpolor are the only two that will be immediately eligible.

Things are really heating up as Toronto’s Koby McEwen is receiving calls from big programs like Iowa State, Oregon and Ohio State among others.

Chartouny’s Accolades

  • 2016 A10 Rookie of the Year
  • 2017-2018 led the NCAA in steals (averaged 3.2 spg)
  • 2017 A-10 All Academic Team

Koby McEwen HM interest

Since receiving his release from Utah State, McEwen and his family have been receiving calls from high major programs who are interested in his services. He’s set to sit one and play two, having already played two seasons.

Ohio State, Tennessee, Creighton, Oregon and others have all showed interest in the Canadian guard. McEwen wrapped up the 2017-2018 season having averaged 15.6 ppg, 5.4 rpg and 3.2 apg.

For full inquiries on scouting reports, evaluations and player rankings, contact info on the top Canadian talent email esbiet@northpolehoops.com.

First Name Last Name Ht Wt Pos Transferring From Eligible Immediately Year
Joseph Chartouny 6’3 205 PG Fordham Yes Junior
Marcus Carr 6’1 185 PG Pittsburgh Freshman
Shamiel Stevenson 6’6 230 F Pittsburgh Freshman
Koby McEwen 6’3 180 PG Utah State Sophomore
Jamar Ergas 6’4 190 SG Washington State
Brandon Cyrus 6’5 187 SG DePaul Sophomore
Nate Darling 6’4 180 SG UAB Sophomore
Otas Iyekekpolor 6’8 220 PF Central Arkansas Yes Redshirt Junior
Julian Roche 6’11 245 C Santa Clara Freshman

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