Bismarck’s Treysen Eaglestaff Makes A Decision On His Future

A talented guard who plays for the University of North Dakota has reached a pivotal point in his career

Treysen Eaglestaff is from Bismarck - he played his high school ball at Bismarck High. This young man can flat-out play - shooting lights out this year, averaging an amazing 18.9 points a game, at 6 foot 6 he has reached a pivotal point in his career.

Facing his junior and senior years ahead - is it time to enter the Transfer Portal?

This is what so many players face around the country - to finish their career with the same school they started at or move on to a program that will provide more exposure and stiffer competition. According to flohoops.com "The NCAA adopting a one-time transfer rule allowing student-athletes to move between schools once, without penalty, was initiated in 2021" - So this is what Treysen Eaglestaff faced, and now it looks like he will take advantage of the Transfer Portal, and as a bonus, he plans to test the NBA Draft process.

According to his agent, Star UND Guard Treysen Eaglestaff

Valleynewslive reported "According to his agent, Star UND Guard Treysen Eaglestaff is entering the Transfer Portal. The Bismarck product averaged 18.9 PPG this season, leading the team and ranking fourth in the Summit League in scoring".