In a loaded year for 6A basketball in the state of Kansas, Riedel led Mill Valley to a third-place finish and a 24–4 record, a run that spoke to both his leadership and overall impact. He leaves as the holder of nearly every scoring record imaginable for the Jaguars. Averaging over 19 points per game, he showcased the full package as a three-level scorer and built a reputation for delivering in the clutch, consistently hitting big shots in big moments. Riedel had plenty of opportunities at the next level but chose to stay close to home, committing to play for Washburn, one of the top Division II programs in the country.

In a loaded year for 6A basketball in the state of Kansas, Riedel led Mill Valley to a third-place finish and a 24–4 record, a run that spoke to both his leadership and overall impact. He leaves as the holder of nearly every scoring record imaginable for the Jaguars. Averaging over 19 points per game, he showcased the full package as a three-level scorer and built a reputation for delivering in the clutch, consistently hitting big shots in big moments. Riedel had plenty of opportunities at the next level but chose to stay close to home, committing to play for Washburn, one of the top Division II programs in the country.