Risler showcased his high basketball IQ and shooting ability for Team 10. Constantly in motion, he found open looks on the perimeter and punished defenses with his consistent range. His sharp decision-making and disciplined shot selection created strong spacing for teammates, limiting help-side rotations. Risler’s ability to stretch the floor and operate within the flow of the offense made him a reliable weapon throughout camp.

The younger brother of standout Regis senior Blake Risler Blake Risler 6'3" | SG Regis | 2026 State WI , Bennett Risler Bennett Risler 6'3" | SG/PG Eau Claire Memorial | 2029 State WI knows a thing or two about how to play basketball in his own right. He flashed a high basketball IQ, excellent skills and the ability to score at a high level at the Prep Hoops Freshman Showcase. Risler scored from outside the arc, from the mid range and at the rim for his squad while also showing a good feel for the game in terms of getting his teammates involved and rebounding on both ends of the court. He looks like a varsity player from the get go for coach Connor Miller at Regis.

Bennett Risler Bennett Risler 6'3" | SG/PG Eau Claire Memorial | 2029 State WI has a great-looking shooting stroke, with smooth, fluid motion and a release that exudes confidence and precision. His shooting mechanics are well polished, showing great alignment and a quick yet controlled follow-through as the ball leaves his fingertips with a clean and effortless rotation.

Risler is a 5’10 combo guard out of Regis. He spaced the floor for team 1 during the “5v5” portion of camp. He displayed the ability to score it from range as well as a willingness to swing the ball to teammates. He thrived in the half court with his movement off the ball and knocked down shots off the catch. He proved to be very capable when run off the line. Risler was able to make plays hitting teammates on time and on target. His feel for the game was on full display at camp.

Bennett Risler Bennett Risler 6'3" | SG/PG Eau Claire Memorial | 2029 State WI displayed exceptional intangibles while playing without the ball, showing instinctive floor spacing skills. He consistently took what the defense gave him, letting the game come to him naturally.