Weber State Adds Transfer Talent from Saint Louis, New Mexico State

Wildcats bolster roster with experienced players from rival programs.

Apr. 19, 2026 at 6:02am

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Weber State University's men's basketball team has added two key transfers for the upcoming season, securing commitments from Dylan Warlick of Saint Louis University and Augustine Ekwe of New Mexico State University. The additions aim to strengthen the Wildcats' lineup as they look to compete in the Big Sky Conference.

Why it matters

Transfers are a crucial part of roster building in college basketball, allowing teams to quickly add experienced talent from other programs. Weber State is hoping these new additions can help the team build on its recent success and make a push for the conference title.

The details

Warlick, a 6'2" guard, averaged 12.5 points and 4.2 assists per game for Saint Louis last season. Ekwe, a 6'10" center, was a dominant interior presence for New Mexico State, averaging a double-double with 13.8 points and 10.2 rebounds per contest.

  • Warlick and Ekwe announced their commitments to Weber State in April 2026.
  • They will be eligible to play for the Wildcats starting in the 2026-27 season.

The players

Dylan Warlick

A 6'2" guard who played the last three seasons at Saint Louis University.

Augustine Ekwe

A 6'10" center who spent the past two years at New Mexico State University.

Weber State University

A Division I college basketball program that competes in the Big Sky Conference.

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What they’re saying

“We're excited to add two experienced and talented players to our roster. Dylan and Augustine will bring a new dimension to our team and help us compete at the highest level.”

— Randy Rahe, Head Coach, Weber State Men's Basketball

What’s next

The Wildcats will begin official practice for the 2026-27 season in October, with Warlick and Ekwe expected to play key roles in the team's rotation.

The takeaway

Weber State has bolstered its roster with two high-impact transfers, signaling the program's intent to compete for a Big Sky title and potentially earn an NCAA Tournament berth in the coming season.