Widely regarded as one of the more dangerous shooters here in the state of New Jersey, Chace Redler Chace Redler 6'3" | PG/SG Millburn | 2027 State NJ ‘s weekend at MADE’s NYC Clash highlighted a more in depth glimpse in the development of diversifying his overall floor game. Picking his spots off the bounce and scoring from different levels on the floor, Redler showcased an expanded scoring approach— navigating PnR actions to get to smooth mid range pull ups, pushing the tempo in transition for crafty layups at the rim all while reaffirming his reputation as a dead eye perimeter shooter, knocking down open looks with efficiency and long range accuracy as both a spot up and movement shooter.

Redler was the best shooter I saw yesterday. The 6-foot-3 guard has a beautiful stroke from the outside and can make shots on the move or off the dribble. He can get hot quickly, but he also doesn’t lose confidence if he misses a couple. As a ball-handler, the junior showcased some impressive pick and roll reads, including one play where he put the defender in jail and used a Shamgod dribble to create an easy look for himself at the rim. I’m sure the high academic D3’s will be all over Redler, but scholarship schools shouldn’t be thrown off by his size—he can really shoot the rock and play on the offensive end.

As dangerous of a dead eye shooter as anybody in the ’27 class in the state of New Jersey, Chace Redler Chace Redler 6'3" | PG/SG Millburn | 2027 State NJ will look to continue to showcase much of that lethal shooting ability that captured the interest of a handful of high academic schools during the summer time. Confident from three point range, with a quick and smooth shooting stroke, Redler consistently showcases his deep range ability from beyond the arc. Capitalizing off a season that saw him average just about 22.2 PPG with multiple games with multiple made threes, look for showcase much more of the diversity in his offensive skillset— tapping into his creativity off the dribble, getting to fluid midrange pull ups and crafty finishes around the rim.

Chace Redler Chace Redler 6'3" | PG/SG Millburn | 2027 State NJ exploded for multiple loud scoring performances throughout the course of this summer and put on an impressive display of his offensive skillset. Possessing a quick and smooth shooting stroke, Redler showcased his deep range from three point distance. Redler also tapped into his creativity off the bounce getting to his smooth mid range pull up game and crafty finishing around the basket.

Already generating plenty of interest from high academic schools, Redler will be an interesting guard to keep tabs on in the 2027 class.

A smooth, multi-level shot maker, Chace Redler Chace Redler 6'3" | PG/SG Millburn | 2027 State NJ was on a tear during the May live period, putting up a handful of strong scoring performances. Redler played under control with impressive pace getting to his spots. Redler showcased his ability to be a versatile perimeter shot maker while also demonstrating his ability to get to his mid-range pull up, particularly in PnR situations. Despite having a slightly smaller frame, Redler also showcased his ability to get deep in the paint and finish with strength around the basket.

A new addition to the NJ Beasts program, Chace Redler Chace Redler 6'3" | PG/SG Millburn | 2027 State NJ has brought high level perimeter shooting, particularly off the catch to this 16U group. Behind multiple 20+ point performances this spring thus far, Redler has showcased his ability to be a lethal shot maker from three point range. Redler possesses a strong feel for the game as well, not only hunting his shot on offense but knowing when to attack off the dribble and get to his mid range or get to the basket. As we move into May, look for Redler to build upon his strong scoring performances and see his stock continue to rise.

Another sniper from three point range that starred for Millburn this season was Chace Redler Chace Redler 6'3" | PG/SG Millburn | 2027 State NJ , who averaged 22.2 PPG for the Millers. Throughout the course of the season, Redler was super effective in the way he was not only able to shoot it from the perimeter off catch and off the dribble but in the ways he was also able to manipulate defenses coming off pin downs and screens. Redler was not only able to shoot it just as effectively off movement but also get to his mid range pull up when defenses ran him off the line.