Saint Mary’s basketball Riordan’s Zion Sensley decommits WCC program

MORAGA – Saint Mary’s College’s difficult offseason got even worse on Tuesday night when highly-touted three-star recruit Zion Sensley decommitted from men’s basketball program.

He joins a growing list of high-profile losses the Moraga school has endured since losing in the first round of the NCAA tournament as a No. 5 seed. 

Aidan Mahaney, who went to high school down the road at nearby Campolindo High, entered the transfer portal after two seasons in Moraga. Forward Joshua Jefferson transferred to Iowa State. 

Sensley, a 6-foot-8 shot-making wing who will graduate from San Francisco high school Archbishop Riordan in May, made the announcement on social media platform X

“After reflecting on the changes within the St. Mary’s Men’s Basketball program, I have decided to request release from my NLI and reopen my recruitment,” Sensley wrote. “I will take this time to decide which school I will attend next year. Thank you.”

Sensley spent his freshman year at Riordan before transferring and playing the next two seasons at Prolific Prep in Napa. He came back to the San Francisco private school for his senior year and excelled. 

The all-Bay Area News Group selection averaged 17.5 points and 6.4 rebounds while leading the Crusaders to a Central Coast Section Open Division title and an appearance in the NorCal Open championship game. 

Sensley had been committed to Saint Mary’s since last November. 

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