Wyoming Premier Hoops 2024 Alumni

the class that started it all

Wyoming Premier Hoops is proud to recognize the athletes who helped build the standard of our program. Every player who has worn the Premier jersey has played a part in showing what Wyoming basketball can be: tough, skilled, unselfish, competitive, and ready for bigger opportunities.

Our alumni represent the heart of Wyoming Premier Hoops. They competed with pride, carried themselves the right way, and helped create a culture that future players can follow. From efficient scoring and strong rebounding to defense, leadership, ball movement, and toughness, these players made an impact on the floor and helped raise the level of the program.

Ayden Kelley - riverton high school

Ayden Kelley was one of the most steady and dependable players for Wyoming Premier Hoops. His game showed maturity, control, and confidence. Ayden brought value as a shooter, decision-maker, and reliable guard who could help space the floor while also taking care of the basketball.

What stood out most about Ayden was his efficiency and poise. He played the game with control, made smart reads, and gave the team a dependable presence on both ends. His ability to contribute without forcing the game made him a strong piece of the Premier program.

Ayden’s time with Wyoming Premier Hoops showed what it means to play with confidence, discipline, and team-first energy.

Ned Nelson - lingle-fort laramie

Ned Nelson made the most of his opportunities with Wyoming Premier Hoops. He brought energy, toughness, and high-level efficiency whenever he stepped on the court. Ned showed he could finish plays, knock down shots, rebound, and contribute in multiple areas of the game.

Even in limited action, Ned’s impact was clear. He played with confidence, made smart decisions, and gave the team quality minutes. His ability to produce while staying within the flow of the offense made him a valuable part of the Premier roster.

Ned represents the kind of player every team needs: ready when called on, efficient with his chances, and committed to helping the team win.

Nate Hinkle - Dubois high School

Nate Hinkle is a Wyoming Premier Hoops alumnus who continued his basketball journey at Eastern Wyoming College. His time with Premier showed the type of physical, competitive player he could be.

Nate brought strength, scoring ability, rebounding, and toughness to the floor. He was able to impact games around the basket, compete through contact, and give the team a strong interior presence. His ability to score efficiently and battle on the glass made him an important part of the program.

Seeing Nate continue his path at Eastern Wyoming College is a proud moment for Wyoming Premier Hoops. His journey is an example for younger players in the program who want to use basketball as a way to keep growing, competing, and chasing the next opportunity.

River Whiteplume - riverton high school

River Whiteplume brought versatility and floor spacing to Wyoming Premier Hoops. He was able to contribute as a shooter, defender, rebounder, and team player who did the little things needed to help the group compete.

River’s game showed balance. He could stretch the floor, protect possessions, and bring effort on the defensive end. His ability to contribute without needing the ball in his hands all the time made him a valuable teammate.

River represented the Premier standard by playing hard, staying ready, and helping the team in multiple ways.

Trenton Weber - riverton high school

Trenton Weber was a strong and efficient contributor for Wyoming Premier Hoops. He brought toughness, finishing ability, rebounding, and a team-first approach to the court.

Trenton stood out as a player who made smart plays and finished at a high level. He was active around the basket, helped on the boards, moved the ball, and competed defensively. His all-around effort gave the team reliable production and helped set the tone.

Trenton’s time with Premier showed the value of playing hard, being efficient, and doing whatever the team needs.

Malachi Smith - riverton high school

Malachi Smith was one of the most impactful players for Wyoming Premier Hoops. A Riverton High School athlete, Malachi brought size, strength, and versatility to the floor. He was a reliable scoring option, a strong rebounder, and a defensive presence who could protect the paint and change possessions with his activity.

What stood out most about Malachi was his ability to affect the game in multiple areas. He could finish around the basket, stretch the floor when needed, battle on the boards, and anchor the team defensively. His production and consistency made him a key piece of the Premier program.

Malachi represented Wyoming Premier Hoops with toughness, confidence, and a team-first approach.

Eric Smith Jr. - riverton high school

Eric Smith Jr. gave Wyoming Premier Hoops a steady and confident backcourt presence. A Riverton High School guard, Eric brought scoring ability, ball handling, and playmaking to the team. He was able to create offense, knock down shots, and help control the pace of the game.

Eric’s impact went beyond scoring. He competed defensively, moved the ball, and gave Premier another strong guard who could make plays under pressure. His confidence with the ball and willingness to compete helped set the tone for the team.

Eric represented the Premier standard by playing with energy, toughness, and pride.

Branden Monroe - riverton high school

Branden Monroe was one of Wyoming Premier Hoops’ most efficient and well-rounded contributors. A Riverton High School athlete, Branden brought scoring, shooting, rebounding, and defensive activity to the floor. His ability to impact the game in several ways made him a valuable part of the team.

Branden played with confidence and control. He gave Premier a strong perimeter option, attacked opportunities when they were there, and stayed active on both ends of the court. His all-around game helped the team win in different ways.

Branden’s time with Wyoming Premier Hoops showed the value of efficiency, toughness, and versatility.

Garrett Jackson - riverton high school

Garrett Jackson brought consistency and toughness to Wyoming Premier Hoops. A Riverton High School athlete, Garrett was a strong two-way contributor who gave the team scoring, rebounding, and defensive effort. He played with control and made smart plays within the flow of the game.

Garrett’s ability to finish efficiently, compete on the boards, and contribute defensively made him an important part of the Premier roster. He was the type of player who helped the team stay balanced and competitive.

Garrett represented Wyoming Premier Hoops with effort, discipline, and a reliable team-first mindset.

The Standard Continues

Wyoming Premier Hoops is more than a team. It is a platform for Wyoming athletes to grow, compete, and be seen. Our alumni are proof that players from Wyoming can develop, contribute, and continue building their basketball future.

Ayden Kelley, Ned Nelson, Nate Hinkle, River Whiteplume, and Trenton Weber, Malachi Smith, Eric Smith Jr., Branden Monroe, and Garrett Jackson helped represent the Premier name with pride. Their impact is part of the foundation of Wyoming Premier Hoops, and their example continues to motivate the next group of athletes coming through the program.

Once Premier, Always Premier.