Binishi had a big summer for the New Jersey Panthers and is looking to carry that form over into the winter. The 6’2 guard has a smooth release on his jumper and can get hot from distance in a hurry. Binishi moves well without the ball in his hands, freeing himself for open jumpers and layups in the half court. He is an underrated passer and slides his feet on the defensive end. Binishi is a sharpshooting guard prospect who should torch the nets from distance this season.

An extremely reliable combo guard, Lis Binishi Lis Binishi 6'2" | SG The Patrick School | 2027 State NJ consistently earns his way onto the floor through his versatility and ability to make winning plays. Binishi impressed with his commitment to dictate the offensive flow and keep possessions organized— making the right reads in different ball screen actions paired with being an extremely willing passer on dribble drive penetration. Binishi’s impact carried over to the defensive end of the court and competing at a noticeable level— crashing the boards with intent, containing drives with toughness, and being pesky at the point of attack to force steals and deflections.

An extremely reliable combo guard who does nothing but find ways to keep himself on the floor, Lis Binishi has continued his legitimate emergence carving out a valuable role that emphasizes strong ball handling, decisive playmaking, and efficient perimeter shooting. Binishi brings significant value as a facilitator and secondary creator, confidently organizing the offense and making sound decisions with the ball in his hands. At the same time, Binishi remains just as effective playing off the ball, stepping into in rhythm catch and shoot opportunities on the perimeter and capitalizing on open looks from beyond the arc with confidence and consistency while also having proven he can create space and knock down perimeter shots both off the dribble.

With Binishi being a guard that is just flat out productive and plays with a consistent level of trustworthiness to his game, it’ll be no surprise to see schools at the next level start to show interest.

An extremely productive and reliable combo guard that routinely proves to be a seamless offensive fit and plays with such impressive poise shouldering duties at either guard spot, Lis Binishi impressed the most over the course of this past weekend’s action thriving in a role that highlights strong ball handling and facilitation coupled with efficient spot up shooting off the ball. Binishi provided tremendous value handling the basketball and orchestrating offense when need be while also being equally impactful off the ball, stepping into in rhythm looks off the catch and knocking down opportunistic looks with confidence from beyond the three point arc.

Emerging as the weekend’s biggest stock riser was none other than Lis Binishi— an extremely reliable combo guard that plays with steady pace and erupted for an explosive shot making performance. Rarely sped up and crafty with the ball in his hands, Binishi routinely demonstrated an ability to play the right way and make the right plays, advancing the ball up the floor, making the extra pass for better looks while also making sharp decisions in PnR actions. However the most impressive part of Banishi’s weekend was by far the shot making display he put forth— settling into an insane rhythm and shooting the lid off the rim, knocking down a number of tough shots and demonstrating his ability to shoot it from the perimeter creating seperation off the bounce just as effectively as he does as a spot up shooter. With how efficient and productive Banishi has continued to play, he’s definitely one to track heading into the spring.

Emerging as a quality depth piece in this Patrick School backcourt who plays well within himself and provides steady guard play off the bench, LIs Banishi routinely proved to be highly dependable in whatever minutes he was provided. Carving out a role as a dependable guard, particularly one that highlights facilitation and off ball spot up shooting, in his first season since transferring to The Patrick School, Banishi exhibited a lot of strong qualities that you like to see out of quality contributor at the guard position— strong and confident ball handling with the potent feel for the game to set the table and orchestrate the offense while still remaining a threat from the perimeter as an efficient and confident spot up shooter.

Providing solid spot minutes out The Patrick School’s backcourt, Lis Banishi was extremely reliable in the time he spent on the court. Thriving as an off ball threat, Banishi did an excellent job of knocking down open shots from three point range throughout the course of Saturday’s action. Banishi showcased an ability to be a respectable threat that defenses had to close out on from three, shooting the three ball with confidence and in rhythm.