Bristol Flyers have added American guard Kasen Jennings to their 2026/27 roster, with the 6ft 4in guard signing his first professional contract after a standout senior season at Appalachian State.
Jennings arrives in Bristol after being named to the All-Sun Belt Second Team in 2025/26, when he led the Mountaineers in scoring with 15.2 points per game, alongside 4.3 rebounds and 2.1 assists.
The Atlanta native brings extensive NCAA Division I experience to Andreas Kapoulas’ side. He played 148 games across five college seasons with Kennesaw State, South Florida and Appalachian State, finishing his college career with more than 1,200 points, 340 rebounds, 260 assists and 175 made three-pointers.
Jennings began at Kennesaw State, where he was part of the Owls’ 2023 NCAA Tournament run, before moving to South Florida and then taking on a larger offensive role at App State.
For the Flyers, the signing adds another perimeter option as they continue building towards the new Super League Basketball campaign. Bristol’s roster tracker now lists Jennings alongside returning pieces Marcus Delpeche, Cam Holden, Zach Anderson and Miloš Dugalić, plus new additions including Nojus Zajankauskas, Michael Diggins Jr, Malcolm Delpeche and Matteus Case.
Jennings said in the club announcement that Bristol’s culture and defensive identity stood out during conversations with Kapoulas, while also noting he had spoken to former teammates Demond Robinson and Kendall Lewis, both of whom had positive experiences with the Flyers.
The move gives Jennings his first opportunity in professional basketball and gives Bristol another scoring guard as the club prepares for both domestic SLB action and its wider 2026/27 schedule.
Source: Bristol Flyers official announcement.