Anene averaged 14.4 points, 7.3 rebounds, and and 2.5 assists per game this season. He has received interest from Georgia State and Purdue-Fort Wayne.

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I am in the transfer portal with one year of eligibility. 6’0 PG. Season averages as starter: 10 ppg, 5 apg, 2 rpg. 44/37/71 % splits. Led conference in AST/TO ratio. Recruitment is 100% open. NAIA Hoops Report Naiatransfers The Portal Report

1st Team All-Conference 1x Player of the Week (First Time in School History) 4 Double Doubles on the year Led Team in charges Finished Top 5 in 9 Different Conference Statistics Finished 1st in 4 Different Conference Statistics

Aaron Anene entered the portal today. He is a 6’3 guard that played for Pacific Union College this season and has 2 years of eligibility left. He is currently receiving D1 interest from a few mid major programs. Last 15 games been averaging 17.4 pts, 7 reb, 2 ast, 2.2 stl, 35%

Arsenal Alum Aaron Anene named 1st Team All Cal-PAC #ThatFamily

Blessed to receive an offer from Central State!

6'3 transfer guard Aaron Anene from Pacific Union College tells me that he's receiving interest from Georgia State, Purdue Fort Wayne, Texas A&M Corpus Christi, & University of San Diego. Offered by Central State. Conference Stats: 18.3 PPG (40.0% 3PT), 7.6 RPG & 2.5 APG

6'4" wing with all around game, can score at will. Transfer out of Pacific Union (NAIA). 2 years of eligibility, D1 ready, impact now player!!!!

Pacific Union (NAIA) transfer, Aaron Anene is hearing from Purdue Fort Wayne, Eastern Washington, Texas A&M CC, & Franklin Pierce. Recently offered by Central State. Averaged 14.0 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 assists this season. 2 years of eligibility remaining.

Recruitment is wide open and I am open to all levels.

Seeking a 5th year of eligibility !

Latest: The NCAA’s 5-year eligibility rule is under fire, per a federal injunction hearing in Elad v. NCAA. A federal judge in NJ is considering an injunction that would block the NCAA from enforcing it—potentially opening the door for 6th-year players nationwide. Decision

Breaking: A federal judge has officially granted Jett Elad’s motion to block the NCAA’s 5-year eligibility rule, per Civil Action No. 25-1981. The ruling orders the NCAA to let Elad play at Rutgers for the 2025–26 season and prevents them from enforcing the rule based on his