LAKEWOOD, CO- The 2024-25 RMAC season is upon us, and the men's basketball program has added 6 talented recruits to help the team reach new heights. 

Mac Kelly comes to CCU from Mineola, New York and played his hoops at Hun School of Princeton. The point guard is looking forward to the community aspect of CCU. Kelly is excited to go and compete everyday and make memories in the locker room, on the road and wherever else the game takes him. Kobe Bryant is a big inspiration to Mac and his pursuit of the game of basketball. 

Nathaniel Law arrives at Colorado Christian from Houston, Texas where he played at St. Thomas Episcopal. The skilled shooting guard is looking forward to meeting new people and the cold weather. Law is excited to play basketball, hang out with his teammates and win games. Nate is focused on making the most of his experience at CCU and wants to make sure he lives in the present. 

Promise Idiaru is a Junior transfer from University of Missouri, Kansas City. Originally from Speyer, Germany, Idiaru is looking forward to starting a new journey at CCU. He is hoping to help his team win as many games as possible. Promise looks up to his father because he pursued his passion despite all the challenges that came with it. 

Lincoln Cantrall comes to CCU from Altoona, Iowa and he played basketball at Link Year Prep prior to joining the Cougars. The forward is looking forward to the community at CCU. Cantrall is excited for the non stop grind with the dudes around him. His favorite quote comes from the legendary basketball player Kobe Bryant who once said "I was chasing perfection and excellence, and although I'd probably never catch it, I would defeat most of my opponents because none of my opponents were willing to chase something without any guarantees attached to it." 

Jayson Demcher joins the Cougars from Argyle, Texas where he played at Argyle High School. A skilled shooting guard, Jayson is looking forward to the community at Colorado Christian. Demcher is excited to compete everyday and win games. The person who inspires him in his life is his dad. 

Cameron Rice comes to Colorado Christian from Phoenix, Arizona where he played at North Valley Christian Academy. The power forward is looking forward to the great academics and meeting a bunch of new people at CCU. Rice is excited to have a great season and help his team succeed as much as he can. Cam looks up to his parents as they have always supported him and helped him reach where he is right now. 

The RMAC season tips off at Western Colorado at 7:30 p.m. MST on December 5.