May 7, 2026
By Daniel Cohen

Expanding on last week’s column, this week’s “Roster Report” features notable actives, questionables, and inactives for Week 3 (as of Thursday, May 7). Here are the headlines, sorted alphabetically by team:

Atlanta Hustle

• For the first time this season, new addition Will Selfridge is active for Atlanta’s double header road trip to Vegas and San Diego. Selfridge led Salt Lake in scores per game last season (6.0).

• As of Thursday, Lukas McClamrock is listed as a game time decision (ankle) for the Vegas game and active for the San Diego game.

Carolina Flyers

• Kevin Pignone will make his 2026 Flyers debut this week against Philly. Pignone has played just 12 career games in two prior seasons, but he’s had a notable impact when active; he averaged 290 throwing yards per game in five O-line starts last year, the third highest average on the team.

• 6’5” defender Drew Swanson is also active for the first time this season—in 17 regular season games with Carolina over the last two seasons, Swanson averages 1.3 blocks per game.

• Handler Elijah Long is out this week after playing a mix of O- and D-line in Week 1.

Colorado Apex

• Two of Colorado’s longest tenured veterans, Quinn Finer and Jay Froude, are out for Week 3. Finer has yet to make his Apex debut.

Houston Havoc

• Havoc franchise leader in scores, blocks, and plus/minus, Ben Lewis is active after missing the team’s first two games. Note: Yes, you’re seeing him in this article again because he was a late scratch last week.

Indianapolis AlleyCats

• After a busy offseason, the following new additions are listed as active for Indy: Jake Felton (from DET), Cameron Brock (returning from ATL), Jeremiah Branson (returning from SLC), William Wettengel (returning from CHI), Kai Creed (rookie, U24 Team Canada), Nate Little (from PHI), James Pollard (from MIN), and Max Squires (rookie, UK national champion).

• For the inactives, Jonathan Mast and Keegan North are listed as Doubtful, while Elliot Hawkins, Isaiah Mason, and Xavier Payne will not play.

Madison Radicals

• Victor Luo is back in the Radicals lineup after playing last season in Chicago.

• 2025 Second Team All Defense selection Luke Marks is out with a lower leg injury.

Montreal Royal

• As Evan Lepler reported, Quentin Bonnaud suffered a broken bone in his forearm last week and is expected to be out for “several weeks.” Bonnaud’s 53 goals in 2025 ranked second in the league.

New York Empire

• The Daan De Marrée Empire debut will have to wait at least another week, as last year’s Rookie of the Year is listed as out for Week 3.

Oakland Spiders

• 2025 Callahan Award winner Dexter Clyburn is out this week; Clyburn opened the season with back-to-back starts on the Spiders O-line, totaling six scores while completing over 95 percent of his throws. 

Pittsburgh Thunderbirds

• Clint McSherry is back with Pittsburgh after a year with Carolina in 2024, then taking the 2025 season off. Since throwing yards began tracking in 2021, only two Thunderbirds players have thrown for more yards than McSherry (6,172).

San Diego Growlers

• 2025 First Team All Rookie selection Jonathan Lyle will make his Growlers debut against Atlanta. A hybrid with big throws, Lyle ranked top 20 in the league in huck completions (21), assists (42), and scores (67) in his rookie year with LA.

• KJ Koo is active for the first time this season. The two-way hybrid was one of three Growlers to play over 100 O-points and over 50 D-points in 2025.

Seattle Cascades

• 2025 Third Team All-UFA selection Garrett Martin is out this week after tallying five scores, a block, and zero turnovers in Week 2 vs. Colorado.

Toronto Rush

• Isaiah Masek-Kelly will make his 2026 Rush debut after five years away from pro ultimate. The Toronto legend holds franchise records for career blocks (119), single-season goals (51 in 2015), and single-season assists (50 in 2015).