“We are really excited to be adding Blake and his family to our program,” Wright State coach Scott Nagy said in a press release. “We recruited him out of high school and know he will be a great fit for our locker room and culture. Blake is versatile offensively and has the ability to play multiple positions. We can’t wait to get him to campus and get to work.”
Sisley averaged 6.0 points and 1.5 rebounds in 26 games. He averaged 17.0 minutes per game and made four starts for a team that finished 6-24 in coach Todd Lickliter’s second season. He made the Missouri Valley Conference’s All-Freshman team.
Sisley is from Santa Claus, Ind., and played at Heritage Hills High School. He entered the transfer portal April 6. All five Evansville starters entered the portal. Sisley has three seasons of eligibility remaining.
Wright State saw two starters, Grant Basile and Tanner Holden, enter the transfer portal in March, as well as reserve forward James Manns. Holden committed to Ohio State on April 2.
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— Blake Sisley (@BlakeSisley) April 11, 2022
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— Wright State Men’s Basketball (@WSU_MBB) April 15, 2022
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