MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Scoring Sensation Treysen Eaglestaff Joins WVU After Two Jaw-Dropping 70+ Point Performances
West Virginia basketball fans, get ready to witness something truly special. In a move that’s sending shockwaves through the college hoops world, the Mountaineers have secured a commitment from one of the nation’s most electrifying scorers—Treysen Eaglestaff. The name may already sound familiar to basketball junkies, and for good reason: Eaglestaff has notched not one, but two jaw-dropping 70+ point games this season, instantly putting the spotlight on his unreal scoring ability.
That’s right—70+ points. Twice.
It’s the kind of feat that feels more like a video game stat line than real life. But Eaglestaff is very real—and very ready to make noise at the next level.
The 6’5″ guard out of North Dakota is a pure bucket-getter. He combines elite shooting touch, a quick release, and fearless aggression with an uncanny ability to create space. Whether it’s deep threes, tough mid-range jumpers, or explosive drives to the rim, Eaglestaff scores from anywhere and everywhere. Opponents have thrown everything at him—double teams, zone traps, full-court presses—and he’s still dropping points like a seasoned pro.
Now, he’s taking that unstoppable offensive arsenal to Morgantown, and Mountaineer Nation couldn’t be more excited.
“This kid is the real deal,” one scout said. “He has that cold-blooded scorer’s mentality and the tools to light up any defense in the country. The 70-point games? That’s not luck. That’s skill, confidence, and relentless work ethic.”
WVU head coach is equally thrilled about the addition, calling Eaglestaff “a game-changer” and “one of the most gifted natural scorers we’ve seen in years.”
But Eaglestaff is more than just buckets. He’s a competitor, a leader, and a high-IQ player who elevates those around him. His court vision and passing are underrated, and he’s shown a growing commitment to defense and physical conditioning—making him a true two-way threat.
Off the court, Treysen is humble and grounded. In interviews, he credits his work ethic, his coaches, and his family for his rapid rise. He’s also vocal about wanting to bring pride back to WVU basketball and help restore the Mountaineers to national prominence.
“I’m not coming just to play—I’m coming to win,” Eaglestaff said. “WVU felt like home, and I want to help bring something special to the fans and the program.”
With a chip on his shoulder and the numbers to back up the hype, Treysen Eaglestaff is poised to become a fan favorite and a nightmare for Big 12 defenses. As he prepares to suit up in the gold and blue, one thing is clear:
West Virginia didn’t just land a star. They landed a scoring phenomenon.
Watch out, college basketball—Treysen Eaglestaff is ready to light it up.
