With more than 1,500 career points and earlier this season surpassing Tyler Gordan as the No. 1 scorer in Bayfield history, it’s to imagine Bresette being Under-the-Radar. But playing way, way, way up north at a small school, he tends to be out-of-sight, out-of-mind to some degree. Still, the skilled 6-foot-1 point guard can definitely play. He has a very good handle of the ball, excellent court vision and the ability to put up points. He is averaging a Northern Lights Conference-best 27.1 points per game while leading Bayfield to a 12-5 record. A member of the Red Cliff Bank of the Lake Superior Chippewa, Bresette has helped his team to a third-place standing in the league and also is contributing 5.7 rebounds and an impressive 9.2 assists per game to the Trollers’ cause.

Bresette has helped Bayfield increase its victory total in each of the past three seasons and hopes to do so again as a senior. The smooth shooting point guard has deep range, can score from the mid range and does a great job of drawing fouls on his way to the basket. After earning second-team all-Northern Lights Conference recognition as a sophomore, Bresette picked up first-team laurels last season. He averaged more than 24.0 ppg as a junior and a career-best 55 points in a win over South Shore as a sophomore. Bresette surpassed 1,000 career points in early February when he had 38 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists in a win over Mercer.