Completed Event: Women's Basketball at East Carolina on December 3, 2025 , Win , 83, to, 66
WBB
Final
James Madison
83
at East Carolina
66
James Madison University | Official Athletics Site
Many recent James Madison student-athletes are still actively competing in the professional ranks, representing the Dukes across multiple sports. While this list comprises currently active professional athletes, all-time historical listings are available on the History or Media Center website tabs for each sport program. Missing names or updates due to player movement can be submitted to sports-info@jmu.edu.
Baseball
Kevin Kelly (2017-19) – Tampa Bay Rays (MLB)
Nick Robertson (2018-19) – Sugar Land Space Cowboys (Pacific Coast League – AAA, Houston Astros)
Kyle Hayes (2017-20) – Northwest Arkansas Naturals (Texas League – AA, Kansas City Royals)
Chase DeLauter (2020-22) – Columbus Clippers (International League – AAA, Cleveland Guardians)
Jaylon Lee (2023) – Boise Hawks (Pioneer League)
Jack Cone (2023) – Ogden Raptors (Pioneer League)
Kyle Novak (2019-23) – Tri-City ValleyCats (Frontier League)
Fenwick Trimble (2022-24) – Pensacola Blue Wahoos (Southern League – AA, Miami Marlins)
Jason Schiavone (2022-24) – Asheville Tourists (South Atlantic League – High-A, Houston Astros)
Joe Vogatsky (2021-24) – Greenville Drive (South Atlantic League – High-A, Boston Red Sox)
Men's Basketball
Denzel Bowles (2009-11) – Anyang KGC (South Korea)
Ron Curry (2012-16) – Falco-Vulcano (Hungarian A Division)
Yohanny Dalembert (2013-17) – Targu Jiu (Romanian Liga Nationala)
A.J. Davis (2011-13) – Columbus Condors (TBL)
Juwann James (2005-09) – Fribourg (Swiss SBL)
Jackson Kent (2013-17) – Nuernberg (German ProA)
Ben Louis (2007-11) – Casey Cavaliers Cranbourne (Australian Big V)
Joey McLean (2014-18) – Al Bataeh (UAE D1)
Devon Moore (2008-13) – MTB Baskets Hannover SC Langenhagen (Germany - Regionalliga)
Stuckey Mosley (2016-18) – Goes (Uruguayan LUB)
Andre Nation (2012-14) – Ballincollig (Irish Division 1)
Andrey Semenov (2008-14) – BK Burevestnik Yaroslav (Russian Superleague 1)
Tom Vodanovich (2013-17) – SIT Zero Fees Southland Sharks (New Zealand ZBL)
Women's Basketball
Sydney Beasley (1986-88) – Spain, Japan
Meredith Alexis (2003-07) – Washington Mystics (WNBA), Connecticut Sun (WNBA), Energa Torun (Poland), USSO Mondeville (France), Extrugasa de Arosa (Spain)
Tamera Young (2004-08) – Atlanta Dream, Chicago Sky, Las Vegas Aces, Seattle Storm, SK Cesis (Latvia), Pankup (Turkey), Basket Landes (France), Istanbul University (Turkey), Maccabi Bnot Ashdod (Israel), Uninassau/America (Brazil), Athletes Unlimited
Dawn Evans (2007-11) – Connecticut Sun (WNBA), LA Sparks (WNBA), China, Flying Foxes SVS (Austria), ASPTT Arras (France)
Lauren Jiminez (2007-11) – Artego Bydgoszcz (Poland)
Tarik Hislop (2009-13) – Araski AES (Spain)
Jasmine Gill (2011-13) – Peli Karhut (Finland), BC ICIM Arad (Romania), Pallacanestro Torino (Italy), ŽKK Primorje (Montenegro), ŽKK Partizan (Serbia), Kilsyth LC (Australia), Telge Basket (Sweden), Sandringham Sabres (Australia), Halle (Germany), GS Esperides Kalliotheas (Greece - A1)
Kirby Burkholder (2010-14) – Washington Mystics (WNBA), Cestistica Azzurra Orvieto (Italy), ZTE Noi Kosarlabda Klub (Belgium), Costa Masnaga (Italy), Energa Torun (Poland), Cangrejeras de Santurce (Puerto Rico), Athletes Unlimited
Toia Giggetts (2011-15) – Lancy PLO (Austria)
Lauren Okafor (2013-15) – Atlanta Dream (WNBA)
Jazmon Gwathmey (2012-16) – San Antonio Stars (WNBA), Indiana Fever (WNBA), Canberra Capitals (Australia), Gernika KESB (Spain), Atenienses de Manatí (Puerto Rico - BSNF), PEAC-Pécs (Hungary)
Ashley Perez (2014-16) – DCU Mercy (Ireland)
Precious Hall (2012-17) – Lulea Basket (Sweden - Basketligan), Campus Promete (Spain)
Kamiah Smalls (2016-20) – Indiana Fever (WNBA), Connecticut Sun (WNBA), USE Basket Rosa Scotti (Italy), AZS UMCS Lublin (Poland), ESB Villeneuve-d'Ascq (France), Puerto Rico Olympic Team (2021)
Jackie Binitez (2018-20) – KK Šiauliai (Lithuania), Explosivas de Moca (Puerto Rico)
Anne Diouf (2020-21) – Limoges ABC en Limousin (France), Senegal National Team (2021-22)
Caroline Germond (2022-23) – USO Mondeville (France)
Football
Bryce Carter (2021) – Ottawa REDBLACKS (CFL)
Ron'Dell Carter (2017-19) – Michigan Panthers (USFL)
John Daka (2016-19) – Houston Roughnecks (XFL)
Rashard Davis (2013-16) – Memphis Showboats (USFL)
Ben DiNucci (2018-19) – Denver Broncos
Liam Fornadel (2017-21) – D.C. Defenders (XFL)
Mike Greene (2017-21) – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Ishmael Hyman (2014-17) – Pittsburgh Maulers (USFL)
Vad Lee (2014-15) – Philadelphia Stars (USFL)
Dean Marlowe (2010-14) – Buffalo Bills
Jimmy Moreland (2014, 2016-18) – New York Jets
Aaron Stinnie (2013-17) – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jordan Swann (2021-22) – Baltimore Ravens
Josh Wells (2009-13) – Jacksonville Jaguars
Lacrosse
Mairead Durkin (2019-23) – Athletes Unlimited
Haley Warden (2014-17) – Athletes Unlimited
Men's Soccer
Bjarki Adalsteinsson (2012-15) – Leiknir Reykjavik (Úrvalsdeild karla - Pepsi Max League)
Jonathan Barden (2011-14) – Sutton United (EFL League Two)
Francisco Narbon (2014) – Plaza Amador (Liga Panameña de Fútbol)
Niclas Mohr (2016-19) – FC Giessen (Regionalliga Südwest)
Lewis Long IV (2018-19) – SV Alemannia Waldalgesheim (Verbandsliga Südwest)
Clay Obara (2019-23) – Charlotte Independence (USL League One)
Rodrigo Robles (2021-23) – Greenville Triumph SC (USL League One)
Evan Southern (2022-24) – Portland Hearts of Pine (USL League One)
Yanis Lelin (2020-24) – Chattanooga Red Wolves (USL League One)
Tyler Clegg (2018-22) – Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC (USL Championship)
Women's Soccer
Ebony Wiseman (2019-21) – Rugby Borough Women FC (FA Women's National League)
Iris Rabot (2019-21) – Pomigliano C.F. (Serie A)
Alexandra Blom (2019-23) – Mallbackens IF (The Elitettan)
Alba Fernández Almagro (2020-23) – Casereño Femenino
Softball
Odicci Alexander (2017-21) - USSSA Pride, Athletes Unlimited
Erica Field (2013-16) - USSSA Pride (NPF)
Jailyn Ford (2013-16) – USSSA Pride (NPF), Honda (Japan)
Megan Good (2015-19) – USSSA Pride (NPF), Denso (Japan)
Men's Golf
Ryan Cole (2013-17) – PGA Tour Latinoamerica
Volleyball
M'Kaela White (2016-19) – Team BRSE (Hungarian A1 League), LP Viesti, VBC Casalaggiore (Lega Pallavolo Serie A Femminile)
