Parker Jefferson, a 6-foot-10, 235-pound center at Inglewood (California) High School, is expected to take an official visit to Gonzaga this week.

Gonzaga continues to make headway with one of the most prominent guards currently available in the transfer portal.

For all the uncertainty around Gonzaga’s roster entering 2025-26, at least one thing is abundantly clear: The Zags need bodies in the backcourt after losing at least four rotational pieces from last season’s team that won a conference tournament championship and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.

Kingston Flemings, one of the top point guards in the 2025 class, trimmed Gonzaga and two other schools from his list of finalists.

Spencer Ahrens, a 6-foot-9, 215-pound forward in the 2025 recruiting class, lists Gonzaga among his final six college options. Ahrens, a native of Ontario, Canada, in his senior year at Bella Vista Prep in Phoenix, told On3.com’s Joe Tipton he’s also considering Boise State, Illinois, San Francisco, Stanford and Washington.

Kingston Flemings, a top 25 recruit in the 2025 class, has Gonzaga in his top five. Flemings made the announcement Tuesday via Instagram, four days after 2025 standout forward Nikolas Khamenia listed GU in his final five.

Graydon Lemke, a 6-foot-11 forward who played at Faith Lutheran in Las Vegas, is joining Gonzaga as a preferred walk-on.

Gonzaga has plans for Davis Fogle and the 6-foot-7 guard has plans for himself.

Several hours before the fireworks shows started on the Fourth of July, Gonzaga made some noise in its 2025 recruiting class. Davis Fogle, a 6-foot-7, 185-pound shooting guard ranked as high as No. 31 nationally by one recruiting service, committed to the Bulldogs on Thursday.