The Oklahoma City Thunder kick off their first-ever training camp as reigning NBA champions this week. And we now know who will be joining the regular roster and two-way players for preseason play. Thunder PR released the official training camp roster today. 

Oklahoma City Thunder 2025 Training Camp Roster 

• Zack Austin. Forward. 6’5”. 216 pounds. 24 years old.  
• Brooks Barnhizer. Forward. 6’5”. 227 pounds. 23 years old. 
• Branden Carlson. Center. 7’0”. 236 pounds. 26 years old. 
• Alex Caruso. Guard. 6’5”. 187 pounds. 31 years old. 
• Ousmane Dieng. Forward. 6’10”. 223 pounds. 22 years old. 
• Lu Dort. Guard/Forward. 6’4”. 222 pounds. 26 years old. 
• Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Guard. 6’6”. 200 pounds. 27 years old. 
• Jazian Gortman. Guard. 6’1”. 175 pounds. 22 years old. 
• Isaiah Hartenstein. Center. 7’0”. 267 pounds. 27 years old. 
• Chet Holmgren. Forward/Center. 7’1”. 213 pounds. 23 years old. 
• Isaiah Joe. Guard. 6’5”. 178 pounds. 26 years old. 
• Malevy Leons. Forward. 6’9”. 203 pounds. 26 years old. 
• Ajay Mitchell. Guard. 6’4”. 205 pounds. 23 years old. 
• Thomas Sorber. Center. 6’9”. 268 pounds. 19 years old. 
• Nikola Topic. Guard. 6’6”. 218 pounds. 20 years old. 
• Cason Wallace. Guard. 6’4”. 200 pounds. 21 years old. 
• Aaron Wiggins. Guard/Forward. 6’6”. 200 pounds. 26 years old. 
• Jalen Williams. Guard/Forward. 6’6”. 220 pounds. 24 years old. 
• Jaylin Williams. Forward/Center. 6’10”. 241 pounds. 23 years old. 
• Kenrich Williams. Guard/Forward. 6’7”. 207 pounds. 30 years old. 
• Chris Youngblood. Guard. 6’4”. 221 pounds. 23 years old. 

The only remaining roster question going into the 2025-2026 season is the final two-way contract player. OKC’s 15-man roster will be comprised of the exact same squad that won the title in June, minus Dillon Jones and plus Thomas Sorber. Unfortunately, the Thunder rookie big man out of Georgetown will miss the entire season due to an ACL injury. Two of the three two-way deals have been taken by center Branden Carlson and 2nd round rookie Brooks Barnhizer. 

Oklahoma City tips off its preseason with a road game against the Charlotte Hornets on Sunday, October 5. The teams will meet again in Oklahoma City for the Thunder’s preseason home opener at the Paycom Center on Thursday, October 9. 

Between Sam Presti’s preseason presser last week, media day on Monday, training camp this week and the preseason tipping off next Sunday, it’s safe to say that the words OKC fans have been waiting for since the championship parade in June. The Thunder are officially back.