Klark Riethauser

PROFILE

ANGE Stage 4: Belgrade - March 2026
By Albert Juncà

Lengthy forward; his body is still in the early stages of development and has plenty of room to fill out. Offensively, his game looks effortless, displaying solid ball-handling duties, being able to bring the ball up and operate as a secondary generator. Despite his frame, he relies on his long strides to attack face-up to the basket and finish at the rim, slashing in multiple ways. From deep, his release is a bit unusual in the way he takes the ball, but it is quick and fluid. He has excellent touch from this range, and his percentages are solid at this point. Defensively, guarding the ball on the perimeter, he shows an impressive ability to slide and turn his hips to stay in front. This, combined with his length, makes him able to contest long-range shots and stay in front of similar profiles. Against more physical players in the paint, he struggles to stay balanced and to deny their shots.

FIBA U18 - European Championship Division B 2025
By Albert Juncà

Intriguing frame and above-average athleticism for this Swiss forward. Offensively, he is an all-around contributor who can operate both on and off the ball. Great off-ball reads, filling spaces, especially in transition. As a ball-handler, his explosive first step allows him to attack the rim in multiple ways. He is a consistent shooter from deep, with a solid release and room to improve his execution speed. Defensively, he displays impressive lateral quickness for his size. He also makes excellent use of his length, staying active in passing lanes to generate deflections and occasional steals.

FIBA U19 - World Cup 2025
By Albert Juncà

Intriguing frame for this skinny forward. He shows impressive athleticism, including an excellent vertical leap. He is in the early stages of developing his basketball IQ, with some spacing problems. From the arc, he needs to be more consistent in his shooting release. His toughness has to improve to be more consistent and regular against contact on both sides of the court. Defensively, he shows correct off-ball positions, using his length to be on the gap, but he slides very slowly guarding the ball.