The Whitehall guard is at the core of her program’s offense. Lisowski is a physical guard who can score from all three levels and is comfortable being a high-usage player. She can play through contact and force her way to the basket to get defenses in uncomfortable positions. Her ability to create is a necessity for her team to compete against solid programs, and she’s shown she can handle that responsibility.

I don’t get to see as many players in the Western portion of the state because of the distance to some of the more remote places in the region, but I’m getting better. However, Lisowski is a player I tried to make time to see during the high school season, but the timing never lined up. She is a player who can create, play through pressure, and make plays with the ball in her hands.

The Western Wisconsin native is a player who has done a little of everything on both ends of the floor, as most small-school players do. Lisowski is a player who creates off the dribble and draws significant defensive attention. She has also shown she can use the defensive attention she draws to help create open shots for her teammates. She also has a high ceiling she may not realize yet. Lisowski has the tools she has to elevate players around her once she reaches the next level.