Postseason tournaments featuring NCAA basketball teams aren't even to their second weekend, but Green Bay's teams are already getting a makeover after the transfer portal officially opened on Monday.

Fresh off their NCAA Tournament appearance, the Phoenix women are bringing home two local stars to help replace the seven seniors they lost to graduation. Before the tournament, the Phoenix announced that former South Dakota and Green Bay Preble star Carley Duffney would transfer to Green Bay to complete her college career. She played four years for the Coyotes, two under Phoenix head coach Kayla Karius. She averaged a career-best in points (10.9) and rebounds (4.1) in her final season as a Coyote. On Monday, the Phoenix announced it was bringing former Wisconsin Badger and Notre Dame Academy star Gracie Grzesk. After scoring more than 1,800 points for the Tritons, Grzesk appeared in just 16 games during her freshman season. She is the daughter of current St. Norbert College coach Gary and former Green Bay assistant Liz.

It has been more subtraction than addition for the men. According to multiple sources, Donovan Santoro, Jeremiah Johnson, Mouhamado Cisse, and Ben Tweedy have all entered the transfer portal with new players incoming. The Phoenix are linked to a couple of players in the portal and will retain Preston Ruedinger, Marcus Hall, Mac Wrecke, and Bennett Basich for next season.