Ambassadors
Our athletes, their stories.
Saqueon Singleton
Bronx native and 6'6" guard who played college ball at Hutchinson CC, the University of New Mexico, and George Mason University. After graduating from George Mason in 2023, Saquan took his game pro — playing in Norway and most recently with Toros del Valle in Colombia's professional league.
Aisha Sheppard
5'9" guard out of Trenton, New Jersey. Aisha became Virginia Tech's all-time leading scorer with 1,883 points and holds the ACC record for career three-pointers made (402). Drafted by the Las Vegas Aces in the 2022 WNBA Draft, she has since taken her game overseas — playing professionally in Turkey and most recently with Adelitas in Mexico.
Jemon Price
6'2" combo guard out of Chantilly, Virginia. A class of 2026 prospect at Westfield High School, Jemon was named State Player of the Year after leading Westfield to a state championship this season. One of the sharpest guards out of the Northern Virginia circuit — a versatile player with a smooth handle and the ability to create on both ends of the floor.
TJ Gadsden
Fairfax, Virginia native and 6'7" guard who played college ball at George Mason University, Canisius University, Hofstra University, and Mount St. Mary's. After wrapping up his college career in 2025, TJ took his game pro — currently playing for Vilkaviškio Perlas in Lithuania's NKL league.
Tahj Harding
6'5" guard out of Newport, Kentucky. Tahj has spent his entire college career at Virginia Union University, an HBCU in Richmond, VA, where he's become one of the top players in Division II — averaging 18.5 points per game in 2023-24, earning First-Team All-American honors, and scoring his 1,000th career point in 2024. Featured on the NBA's list of 20 standout HBCU players to watch.
Noah Limbago
6'4" wing out of Fairfax, Virginia — known as "The Flyin' Hawaiian." A standout at W.T. Woodson High School where he earned Region Player of the Year and First-Team All-State honors before a postgrad year at Kimball Union Academy in New Hampshire. Recently committed to Saint Michael's College (NE10, Division II).
Greg Williams
6'4" guard out of Fairfax, Virginia. Greg transferred from the University of the District of Columbia before landing at Point Park University, where he wears number 4. Point Park made the move from NAIA to NCAA Division II this season, competing in the Mountain East Conference — and Greg has been a key piece of that transition.