
Development Mentor / D1
Adam Olsen
Auburn #24 · Previously South Alabama & UBC
A Surrey shooter whose pathway runs from UBC and the Vancouver Bandits to South Alabama and Auburn.
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Building his game close to home
After developing at Elgin Park Secondary in Surrey, Adam joined UBC in fall 2023. Two seasons with the Thunderbirds established his university pathway before the move to NCAA basketball.
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Experience, put to work.
- Shooting
- Adapting to a new team
- The college transition
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Adam Olsen is a Surrey, British Columbia forward whose shooting has carried him from Canadian university basketball to NCAA Division I. He developed at Elgin Park Secondary and joined UBC in 2023, spending two seasons with the Thunderbirds. In 2024, the Vancouver Bandits selected him fourth overall in the CEBL Draft.
At South Alabama in 2025–26, Adam earned Second Team All-Sun Belt honours and made a school-record 102 three-pointers. Auburn announced his signing on April 21, 2026, and lists him as its number 24 senior forward for 2026–27.
At Axis, Adam brings a current player’s perspective on building a dependable shot, adapting to a new program and preparing for college basketball. His experience across UBC, the CEBL and two Division I programs gives players a practical view of the work and decisions behind each next step.
































