Gone from the starting lineup is AJ Sales, who led the SAC in rebounds per game last year, Luke Gibson, who was second in the conference in three-point percentage and was the SAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year, as well as Marshall Lange. However, the Wolves do return two of their starters from last season with QuanDaveon McCollum, who finished 11th in the conference in rebounds per game, and TJ Brown, who was second on the team in scoring.  Also returning is Marcus Ford, who was the team's spark off the bench, playing in every game and edging Gibson to lead the conference in three-point shooting percentage.  Jalen Johnson and Callen Low also return after serving as key players off the bench last season, averaging almost 14 minutes per game. 

Robin Bedford, Tai Giger, and Kyle Tierney did not see much time last season, but the coaching staff expects great things from them this season.  The Wolves also brought in eight new players this year, including six freshmen and two transfers.   The coaching staff feels confident that freshmen Malakhi Stermlow, Luke Seals, Logan Bott, Zach Shumate, Ma'Lik Joseph, and Wesley Brown will all be good players during their time at Newberry.   The staff also expects a couple of those freshmen to play significant minutes this season. The Wolves also added some size to their roster with transfers Jason Cudd and Damajae Hicks  Hicks is a 6'9 center who played and Caldwell Community College as a freshman.  Cudd is a 7'1 center who played his sophomore season at Olney Central Community College and played his freshman year at the University of South Carolina.