Marquette Basketball Recruits Top Prospects for Upcoming Season

The Marquette basketball team is looking to add some top recruits to their roster for the upcoming season Get the latest news on who they’re targeting and how they’re doing in their pursuit of the best players in the country.

2021 class

The 2021 class is already one of the best in recent memory and Marquette is hoping to capitalize on that by recruiting some of the top prospects

Head coach Steve Wojciechowski and his staff have already landed commitments from five-star point guard Damn Osborne and four-star Power Forward Jayden Gardner. They are also in the running for several other top prospects including five-star small forward Patrick Baldwin Jr.

The Golden Eagles currently have the No. 1 recruiting class in the country for 2021, according to 247Sports Composite Rankings

2020 class

Marquette Basketball has been busy on the recruiting trail as they look to add to their 2020 class.
They have already landed five-star forward Dawson Garcia, and four-star guard Markus Howard. These two
prospects will join an already strong Marquette team that made the NCAA tournament this past season.

2019 class

Marquette basketball recruits for the 2019 class include some of the top High School prospects in the country. The Golden Eagles have signed five-star power forward Joey Hauser four-star small forward Brendan Bailey and four-star center Dawson Garcia. All three players are ranked in the top 100 by at least one major recruiting service.

Marquette’s 2019 class is currently ranked sixth in the nation by 247Sports.com and seventh by ESPN.com.

2018 class

The Marquette Basketball team is looking to add some top talent to its roster for the upcoming season The 2018 class of recruits features some of the best high school players in the country.

Head coach Steve Wojciechowski and his staff have done a great job of identifying and recruiting some of the top prospects in the country. The 2018 class features players from all over the country, including Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio.

The Marquette Basketball Program is on the rise, and the 2018 class has a chance to help continue that trend. These are some of the top recruits to keep an eye on in the coming months.

2017 class

The Marquette Basketball Program has been on the rise in recent years and they are looking to continue that trend with their 2017 Recruiting Class They have already landed a number of top prospects and they are in the running for several more. Here is a look at some of the players they have already recruited, and some of the players they are still chasing.

2017 class
The Marquette Basketball Program has been on the rise in recent years and they are looking to continue that trend with their 2017 recruiting class They have already landed a number of top prospects and they are in the running for several more. Here is a look at some of the players they have already recruited, and some of the players they are still chasing.

Marquette has already landed commitments from 5-star point guard Markus Howard, 4-star small forward Sam Hauser 4-star power forward Ike Eke, and 3-star center Theo John. They are also in the running for 5-star center Mohammed Bamba, 5-star shooting guard Lonnie Walker, and 4-star Small Forward Jermaine Samuels

2016 class

Marquette Basketball is recruiting some top prospects for their upcoming season Head Coach Steve Wojciechowski has been working hard to bring in some fresh talent to the program.

The 2016 class looks to be a strong one, with several players receiving interest from major college programs. Below are some of the top recruits Marquette is targeting:

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All three of these players are considered to be among the best in their respective class. They all have the potential to make an immediate impact on the court and help Marquette win games.

Coach Wojciechowski and his staff will continue to work hard to bring in more talented players like these three. With their help, Marquette should have a successful 2016-2017 season.

2015 class

The 2015 recruiting class for the Marquette University men’s basketball team is one of the most highly touted in recent years The class includes top prospects from around the country and is expected to make an immediate impact on the program.

Head coach Steve Wojciechowski has put together a class that is ranked in the top 10 by most major recruiting services. The group is headlined by point guard Traci Carter, who is considered one of the best at his position in the country. Carter is joined by shooting guard Haanif Cheatham, small forward Sam Hauser, and power forward Henry Ellenson, who are all four-star recruits.

The class also includes three-star recruits Matt Heldt and Sacar Anim, who both have the potential to be key contributors down the road. With this recruiting class Marquette has put together one of the most talented groups in recent memory and has set itself up for success in the future.

2014 class

The 2014 class is one of the most talented groups of recruits in recent years. head coach Steve Wojciechowski has brought in several Top Prospects that should make an immediate impact on the team.

Some of the most notable recruits include:

-5-star point guard Tyler Ulis
-4-star small forward Calvin Johnson
-4-star center Luke Kennard

With these talented recruits, Marquette is poised to have a very successful season

2013 class

The 2013 class of recruits for the Marquette Basketball team is one of the most promising in recent years. The class includes some of the top high school prospects in the country, and the team is eagerly awaiting their arrival on campus.

This year’s class is highlighted by two five-star recruits, point guard Duane Wilson and center Luke Fischer. Wilson is a gifted scorer and playmaker, and he should have no trouble adjusting to the college game. Fischer is a big body with a lot of potential, and he could be a force in the post for years to come.

In addition to Wilson and Fischer, the class includes four-star recruits like small forward Steve Taylor and shooting guard Billy Garrett Jr. Both Taylor and Garrett are considered to be among the best at their positions in the country, and they should make an immediate impact on the team.

The 2013 class has Marquette fans excited for the upcoming season and they will be looking to make a run at a National Championship

2012 class

The 2012 class is expected to be one of the most talented in recent years, and Marquette is bringing in some of the top prospects point guard
Jaren Sina, small forward Steve Taylor, and center Luke Fischer are all highly rated recruits who should make an immediate impact. power forward
AJ Robinson and shooting guard Deonte Burton round out the class, giving Marquette a well-rounded group of newcomers.

With these six players, Marquette has put together a recruiting class that should help them compete for a spot in the NCAA Tournament