Dylan Darling leads Grand Canyon basketball in exhibition games in Canada
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 1, 2026, 12:03 PM
Last updated Aug 1, 2026
Grand Canyon University's men's basketball team plays two exhibition games in Vancouver, Canada, on August 4 and 6. Former St. John's point guard Dylan Darling joins GCU, after a notable performance in the NCAA Tournament last season, including a decisive layup against Kansas. With a substantially rebuilt team of nine newcomers, Darling's addition is seen as pivotal for the Lopes. Coach Bryce Drew highlighted Darling's experience and the need for team chemistry amidst injuries affecting team availability for the exhibitions. GCU will face Mount Royal on August 4 and Trinity Western on August 6.
- •GCU plays exhibition games in Vancouver on August 4 and 6
- •Dylan Darling transferred from St. John's after a standout season
- •Darling's performance against Kansas helped St. John's reach Sweet 16
- •GCU has nine newcomers, enhancing team dynamics
- •Coach Bryce Drew aims for improved chemistry and toughness this season
- 12:03 PMYahoo Sports — St. John's NCAA Tournament star set to take major role at Grand Canyon
"Grand Canyon basketball will play two exhibition games in Vancouver, Canada, on Aug. 4 and 8 with a rebuilt roster.
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