Riley Sneller is a 6'2" Small Forward/Point Guard in the 2027 class.
Sneller attends Bishop McGuinness in Oklahoma and plays club basketball for Pro Vision Academy.
Sneller's Player Profile was created on August 29, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Riley
SnellerSF/PG
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Bishop McGuinness
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OK
OK Top 250 Expo Notes Part 1
#333 A very solid guard that played with control on the drives and well as the jumper is...
Written by Johnny Vick
Riley
SnellerSF/PG
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Bishop McGuinness
|
OK
Tourney SZN: December 12th
Off the ball scorer, who is thriving next to his quick teammates. Started the game dialed in from...
Written by Sam Duren
Riley
SnellerSF/PG
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Bishop McGuinness
|
OK
Friday Filmroom: Happy 4th of July
Social Media Highlights Highlights of the 405 scorer with his successful 2027 Wolfpack team. Based on the clips,...
Written by Sam Duren
Riley
SnellerSF/PG
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Bishop McGuinness
|
OK
Tuesday Tape, April 29th
Social Media Highlights Spot up threat, looks to be unbothered by close out attempts. Sneller can also play...
Written by Sam Duren
Riley
SnellerSF/PG
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Bishop McGuinness
|
OK
Lonestar Showdown 15u First Team All-Tournament
6’3 2027 Riley Sneller was my overall top graded prospect from the 15u division. He’s just “Different” as...
Written by Henry Etier
Riley
SnellerSF/PG
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Bishop McGuinness
|
OK
Grind Region Kick Off 15U All Tournament 2nd Team
Riley contributed majorly to multiple categories for his team. A big-time rebounder and scorer that found ways to...
Written by Victor Scott
Johnny Vick | Prep Hoops Scout
Johnny Vick
Prep Hoops Scout
#333 A very solid guard that played with control on the drives and well as the jumper is what I had in my notes. Shot the ball with accuracy from the 3-point line. Feet were down on the catch with a nice follow through. Throughout the play which was several games Riley seemed in control on the drive getting paint touches in all the games. A nice change of speed when getting to the paint allowed him to read the defense. Good finishes with off hand at the rim to avoid the block.
Liked the IQ on defense as he was in help position, Understand man and ball showing early help rotation. I enjoyed watching his game doing all the little things.
Off the ball scorer, who is thriving next to his quick teammates. Started the game dialed in from three. And then attacked close outs. Knows how to set up defenders with his footwork and ballfakes to get to the rim and finish. Was good throughout the contest, but was particularly clutch during the McGuinness’ frantic fourth quarter comeback.
Highlights of the 405 scorer with his successful 2027 Wolfpack team. Based on the clips, seems to get his in the flow of the offense with good looks. Quality off the ball scorer, must be respected from spot up situations from deep. Which opened up the rest of his game, where he’s a skilled and in control driver. Good footwork with euros and other moves to get to the rim. Set for a big July in Virginia as part of a balanced and skilled squad.
Spot up threat, looks to be unbothered by close out attempts. Sneller can also play at his own pace when making his way to the basket. Has some sauce to his finshing ability around the rim. With a variety of moves that make it hard for even taller, more athletic players to get a piece of his shots. The fancy moves, combined with strong shoulders and a frame that should handle muscle well as he matures, will make him an unique and hard to handle slasher.
6’3 2027 Riley Sneller was my overall top graded prospect from the 15u division. He’s just “Different” as the kids like to say these days. Solid frame and high IQ on the offensive end he doesn’t use to much speed or athleticism but patients and IQ to dominate the game like a game off chess. Luka would be his direct comparison and already averaging 19 points, 10 boards and 5 rebounds as a freshman things could get scary moving forward. In addition he was also a defensive pest on the perimeter and went after EVERY loose ball and rebound. I’ll go ahead and put my bid in for him to finish as one of the top 10 2027 players in the state when it’s all said and done.
Riley contributed majorly to multiple categories for his team. A big-time rebounder and scorer that found ways to assist his team with some nice passing out of the high post. He guarded all positions on the court just about evenly and was great at redirecting ball handlers and slashers. He got on the boards well with a good sense of timing and strong boxing out. He showed the ability to control the ball as a facilitator and a mid to inside game, playing off two feet and using good fundamentals to push the offense. Does best scoring in the half court, normally mid-range with jumpers and runners. He put up impressive stat lines of 22 points and 10 boards with 5 dimes and 26 points with 8 rebounds and 4 assists in back-to-back games.